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Gilman begins tough schedule on national TV against Ohio's Archbishop Moeller
Gilman football players are used to opening their season with a challenging nonleague schedule, but this year, they're starting in "the Bermuda triangle." The Greyhounds, last year's Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association A Conference champions,...
Tags: High Schools, High School Sports, USA Today, CBS Corp., Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association
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Death of Mike Flanagan, Orioles great, leaves shadows of doubt
"Did you ever notice Mike when he came off the mound after a good inning?" asks Alex Flanagan, widow of the Orioles Hall-of-Famer who committed suicide a year ago. "He always had his head down." That provokes a vivid memory of No. 46, the smart pitcher...
Tags: Companies and Corporations, Bruce Springsteen, Detroit Tigers, Depression, Awards and Prizes
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Flanagan story a warning about the risks of depression
In reading Dan Rodricks' article, "Shadows of doubt — the life and death of Mike Flanagan" (Aug. 18), I was deeply touched not only by Mr. Rodricks' sensitivity and understanding of major depression but also of his love and caring for Mike Flanagan....Tags: Psychotherapy, Health Treatments, Depression, Suicide, Mental Health
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Photo of arrest provides lasting image for teen's family
About the series: As The Baltimore Sun commemorates its 175th anniversary, we revisit the subjects of our most iconic photographs, describing where their lives have led them since their moments in The Sun.
Deborah Tate is often reminded of her son,...Tags: Juvenile Delinquency, Photography, Robert Earl, Hagerstown (Washington, Maryland), Police Arrests
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Catching Up With ... Lydell Mitchell
The Baltimore SunIt seemed an ordinary run — a seven-yard burst up the gut, early in a game that the playoff-bound Colts would win easily. But when Lydell Mitchell trotted back to the huddle on that chilly November day in 1977, play stopped and the Memorial...Tags: Indianapolis Colts, National Football League, NFL Pro Bowl, Baltimore Ravens, Ray Rice
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Copeland carries load for Midshipmen
Considering what Keenan Reynolds had accomplished since taking over at quarterback for Navy more than a month ago, it was only a matter of time before an opposing defense was mostly designed to stop the talented freshman. Despite his least productive...
Tags: Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl, Football, Ken Niumatalolo
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Past and present participants talk about their memories of Ravens-Steelers rivalry
As the Ravens prepare for Sunday’s AFC North showdown against the Pittsburgh Steelers and the latest chapter of what many consider the NFL’s best rivalry, The Sun caught up this week with several participants from the series to get some of...
Tags: Joe Flacco, Oakland Raiders, Larry Foote, Peter Boulware, Baltimore Ravens
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Dr. Joshua Breschkin
Dr. Joshua Breschkin, a retired optometrist whose early work with contact lenses earned him the respect of well-known Baltimore Colts and Orioles players, died of stroke complications Nov. 6 at his Cross Keys home. He was 94. "He saved my career in pro...
Tags: Baltimore Colts, National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum, Jim Palmer, World War II (1939-1945), Health and Medical Professionals
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Lee MacPhail, former Orioles general manager, dies at 95
The Baltimore SunLee MacPhail, a Hall of Fame baseball executive who served as the Orioles' general manager from 1959 to 1965, died Thursday evening at his home in Delray Beach, Fla. He was 95. Mr. MacPhail, who was elected to the Hall of Fame in 1998, represented the...Tags: George Brett, Larry MacPhail, Baseball, American League, Lee MacPhail
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Catching up with ... Ray Perkins
The Colts were struggling. Everyone in Memorial Stadium knew it, from the juiced-up Oakland Raiders to the hushed crowd of 56,368 who'd come to watch the first-ever AFC title game in 1971. Nursing a 20-17 lead in the fourth quarter, the Colts seemed...
Tags: Indianapolis Colts, National Football League, Oakland Raiders, Alabama Crimson Tide, Super Bowl
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Digest: Towson High sophomore Hicklen commits to Florida women's lacrosse
Lacrosse Towson High sophomore Hicklen orally commits to Florida Towson High sophomore goalie Haley Hicklen has orally committed to Florida, which is coming off its first appearance in the NCAA tournament semifinals in only its third year of existence....
Tags: Loyola University Maryland, Teaching and Learning, Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl, College Sports, Clemson Tigers
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Navy wins 5th straight, accepts bid to Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl
The Baltimore SunThe impressive numbers keep piling up for Navy freshman Keenan Reynolds. The winning streak that corresponds with Reynolds' insertion at quarterback last month remains intact. The recent string of bowl appearances, following a year's hiatus, has been...Tags: Public Finance, Florida Atlantic Owls, Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl, Hurricane Sandy (2012), College Football
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