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Why the GOP primary isn't like Obama vs. Clinton in '08
Republican wishful thinkers like to rationalize away the damage being inflicted on their party by the intramural mudslinging among its unimpressive field of presidential candidates. After all, they note, in 2008 Democrats Barack Obama and Hillary...Tags: Political Candidates, Democratic Party, Newt Gingrich, John McCain, Hillary Clinton
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Marjorie G. Gilbert, jewelry store owner
Marjorie G. Gilbert, a retired certified public accountant who co-owned a Baltimore County jewelry business, died of pneumonia complications Feb. 13 at Sinai Hospital. She was 88 and lived in Owings Mills.
Born Marjorie Gross in Newark, N.J., she was a...Tags: Employment, Arts, Employment Opportunities, Photography and Video, World War II (1939-1945)
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Charles S. 'DC' Reed, hospital food director
Baltimore Sun reporterCharles S. "DC" Reed, former food service director at Johns Hopkins Hospital and Greater Baltimore Medical Center, died July 24 of lung cancer at his Towson home. He was 79. Born and raised in Towson, Mr. Reed attended Loyola High School and graduated in...Tags: Jerry Reed, High School Sports, Nolan Ryan, Hospitals and Clinics, Christianity
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Is there an age limit for baseball managers?
New senior circuit
Phil Rogers
Chicago Tribune
Jack McKeon didn't get a four-year contract when the Marlins hired him to be their interim manager, so why not do what they're doing?
McKeon is clearly a bridge guy to Ozzie Guillen, Bobby Valentine or...Tags: World Series, Colleges and Universities, Connie Mack Jr, Chicago Tribune, Cincinnati Reds
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Oldest ex-major leaguer Werber dies at 100
The Associated PressBill Werber, who was the oldest living ex-major leaguer and a teammate of Babe Ruth, died Thursday. He was 100. Werber, a career .271 hitter who led the American League in stolen bases three times, played with Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Jimmie Foxx and Lefty...Tags: American League, Hospitals and Clinics, Colleges and Universities, Baseball, Connie Mack Jr
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Finally, I felt the tingle
Sun ReporterIt was a sensation I'd experienced while touring plantations in South Carolina and walking the Forum in Rome, that feeling that because I was standing in a certain place, I was linked intimately with the span of human history. I stared at the bronzed...Tags: Jim Palmer, Honus Wagner, Stan Musial, Barry Bonds, Rollie Fingers
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'Reckless' Richards cracks open O's coffers
Sun StaffIn seven years with the Orioles, Paul Richards made the largest trade in baseball history, signed Brooks Robinson, invented the oversized catcher's mitt and preached a pitching-and-defense philosophy that defined the Orioles for years after he was gone....Tags: Hoyt Wilhelm, New York Giants, Spring Training, American League, Employment
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A Good Sport Anniversary:
Sun StaffJim McKay loves to tell stories. He's told stories about the wide world of sports for 50 years. Now he's telling his own. On Halloween, he finished the manuscript of the book-length story of his 50 years in television, just two days after the anniversary...Tags: CBS Corp., Jack Dempsey, 2016 Olympic Games, ABC (tv network), Connie Mack Jr
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Hall of Fame year-by-year inductees
The Associated Press(BBWAA: Elected by the Baseball Writers Association of America; VC: Elected by the Veterans Committee; NL: Elected by the Veterans Committee based on Negro league career): 1936 -- BBWAA: Ty Cobb, Walter Johnson, Christy Mathewson, Babe Ruth, Honus...Tags: Morgan Bulkeley, Ned Hanlon, Dizzy Dean, Pee Wee Reese, Carlton Fisk
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Another title for Weaver: Manager in Hall of Fame
Sun StaffEarl Weaver, the umpire-baiting, dirt-kicking, tomato-growing manager who led the Orioles to four American League pennants and a world championship, was elected yesterday to the Baseball Hall of Fame. "I'm elated," said Weaver. "There are so many...Tags: Frank Robinson, Spring Training, American League, Jim Palmer, Ned Hanlon
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Moose Skowron big winner in game of life
The final out is in. Moose Skowron won. William J. Skowron the son of a Depression-era garbage collector from Chicago's Northwest Side, died after a series of illnesses Friday at 81. But his baseball legend and gift for friendship and good will long...
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Remembering Skowron
This is in response to "Bill 'Moose' Skowron 1930-2012; Chicago favorite an 8-time All-Star; Played for Yanks, Dodgers, White Sox" (Sports, April 29). The tribute to Skowron triggered a personal recollection. Some 25 years ago, as a part-time...Tags: Personal Service, College Baseball, Chicago White Sox, Babe Ruth, New York Yankees
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