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Colts great 'blocked out the sun' and rushers, too
Sun StaffHis crushing blocks launched Lenny Moore's runs and saved John Unitas' skin. Jim Parker, the Hall of Famer who anchored the Baltimore Colts' offensive line during the club's glory years, died yesterday of congestive heart failure and kidney disease at...Tags: Colleges and Universities, Chicago Bears, National Football League, Rose Bowl Game, Don Shula
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Injury to child in foster care described as tragic accident
Sun StaffMartina Ford holds a photograph showing her son, a chubby child with a misshapen head, lying in a hospital bed in Spider-Man pajamas. In another photo, she awkwardly cradles the boy, whose body is attached to tentacles of tubing. "That's my pumpkin,"...Tags: Randallstown, Society, Lawyers, U.S. Diplomatic Security Service, Trials
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'10 years ... in many ways, it seems like it was yesterday'
As the Orioles prepare to celebrate the 10th anniversary of Cal Ripken's record-breaking 2,131st consecutive game Tuesday, The Sun asked Ripken for his recollections. TEN YEARS ... unbelievable. In many ways, it seems like it was yesterday. That is,...Tags: Baseball, Society, Baltimore Orioles, Roger Clemens, Lou Gehrig
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At Camden Yards, an emotional tug-of-war
Sun StaffDeep inside the bowels of Camden Yards, not more than 50 feet from the manager's office, there is a dimly lit tunnel. Each day, the tunnel is used by Orioles players as they leave the sanctuary of the clubhouse and walk onto the field, but an hour...Tags: Baseball, Arts, Baltimore Orioles, Tug-of-war, Rafael Palmeiro
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Memories play on, 10 years later
Sun StaffThe record-breaking evening of Sept. 6, 1995, wasn't just Cal Ripken's night to pass Lou Gehrig on the consecutive games list. It was also a celebration of baseball, of Baltimore, of a favorite son. For many, it was the most memorable night ever spent...Tags: Baseball, Cal Ripken, Periodicals, University of Maryland, College Park, Television
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Family awaits news in death of detainee
sun reporterFamily members of a detainee who fell ill and died at the state-run Central Booking and Intake Center on Monday said yesterday that they were stunned by the death and are awaiting further information from state prison officials. James Pugh Jr., 41, of...Tags: Family, Johns Hopkins Hospital, Hospitals and Clinics
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When heroes falter, it's forgive or forget
Sun StaffRay Lewis was accused of murder. Latrell Sprewell choked his coach. Muhammad Ali refused to go to war and was labeled a traitor. All rebounded to attain greater stature than before. Ben Johnson was stripped of a gold medal days after he set a sprint...Tags: Michael Phelps, Brooks Robinson, Assault, New York Knicks, Justice System
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Years lend fresh perspective to meaning of Ripken feat
Sun StaffA few years ago, Cal Ripken and his wife plopped down in front of a television to finally watch the video commemorating Ripken's record-setting 2,131st consecutive major league game. They sat there for about two minutes when the Orioles legend turned and...Tags: Baseball, Hank Aaron, Barry Bonds, Steroids, Bob Costas
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Palmeiro, O's fall short
Sun StaffGiven the responsibility of checking the Orioles' lineup card yesterday, third base coach Rick Dempsey held it against the magnetic board outside the clubhouse, making sure all the names and positions matched up. Rafael Palmeiro, in the sixth slot, was...Tags: Miguel Batista, Melvin Mora, Baltimore Orioles, Sammy Sosa, Rafael Palmeiro
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Jim Parker was the lineman next door
JIM PARKER was one of our great storytellers. Some of the stories were true, and some were embellished for comic effect. Buddy Young used to say, "Parker'll call you up at 2 in the morning, just to make up a story." But here's one that's true: Parker, the...Tags: Christianity, Jackie Robinson, Jim Parker, Diseases and Illnesses, National Football League
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2006 All-Metro Wrestling teams
Sun staffWRESTLER OF THE YEAR Mack Lewnes, Mount St. Joseph The 160-pound senior completed a stellar career by winning his fourth straight Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association and the Maryland Independent Schools tournament titles, as well as his...Tags: Colleges and Universities, Science, Cornell University, Students, Football
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