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    Jun 9, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  1. Buzz lost at Belmont as I'll Have Another rests in his stall

    To no one’s surprise, Saturday in Long Island broke gloomily, with neither dark angry clouds nor a blazing sun. The sky just hovered, as did an unmoving humidity. The clouds are burning off now, and it could be a sunny afternoon.
    To no one’s surprise, Saturday in Long Island broke gloomily, with neither dark angry clouds nor a blazing sun. The sky just hovered, as did an unmoving humidity. The clouds are burning off now, and it could be a sunny afternoon. Belmont Park feels...

    Tags: NBA Playoffs, Stanley Cup Playoffs

    2. Jun 9, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  2. Bayhawks use fast start to beat Charlotte, 15-7

    Chesapeake Bayhawks coach Dave Cottle preaches to his team the importance of starting fast and finishing strong. He got his wish on both counts Saturday in Annapolis.
    Chesapeake Bayhawks coach Dave Cottle preaches to his team the importance of starting fast and finishing strong. He got his wish on both counts Saturday in Annapolis. The Bayhawks (5-1) raced out to a big lead and cruised to a 15-7 Major League...

    Tags: Chesapeake Bayhawks, Chicago Housing Authority, Major League Lacrosse, Charlotte Hounds

    3. Nov 5, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  3. Martin "Me, too" O'Malley tours storm damage

    Mayor Michael Bloomberg faces the nation, and we see the devastation to New York City and Long Island through his words. Gov. Chris Christie flies over the ravaged New Jersey coast and sees what horrific damage and destruction has been wreaked by the...

    Tags: Chris Christie, Martin O'Malley, Executive Branch, New York City, Government

    4. Jun 9, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  4. Scrutiny on Doug O'Neill proves horse racing needs reform

    Belmont Park interrupts a string of seemingly endless stores, most of them tiny and old, a lot of them vacant. There are Taco Bells and Wendy’s, of course, but little sub shops and ethnic joints, too, run by people who care about the quality of their meatballs or lo mein. Even as the Hampstead Turnpike delivers you to the gates of the facility, it is impossible to fathom the enormity of the place. There’s literally a park guarding the grandstand, a place with trees and fountains where maybe you’d rather sip your beer if, say, the next race doesn’t interest you, or maybe the horse you bet scratched at the last minute. But once inside, once you’ve taken in the broad infield with its two bodies of water, it becomes clear that, yes, it makes sense that this place could, when the circumstances are right, be the center of the sporting world.
    Belmont Park interrupts a string of seemingly endless stores, most of them tiny and old, a lot of them vacant. There are Taco Bells and Wendy’s, of course, but little sub shops and ethnic joints, too, run by people who care about the quality of...

    Tags: Preakness Stakes, Punishment, Horse and Harness Racing, Lasix (drug), Triple Crown

    5. Jun 14, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  5. Brother of Adam Pomper says family is still working to 'figure' out Loyola lacrosse player's death

    Seventeen days ago, Adam Pomper seemed to have it all. His lacrosse team, Loyola University, had just defeated Maryland for its first NCAA Division I championship. And though Pomper, a freshman attackman, didn’t see action, his entire family had driven to Foxborough, Mass., to root for the Greyhounds and cheer on the youngest son of a lacrosse-playing clan from Long Island.
    Seventeen days ago, Adam Pomper seemed to have it all. His lacrosse team, Loyola University, had just defeated Maryland for its first NCAA Division I championship. And though Pomper, a freshman attackman, didn’t see action, his entire family had...

    Tags: Loyola Greyhounds, Lacrosse, National Collegiate Athletic Association, Virginia Cavaliers, Football

    6. Jun 22, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  6. Smackdown recap: In spotlight, Dolph Ziggler keeps coming up short

    For Dolph Ziggler, it was the best of times, it was the worst of times.
    For Dolph Ziggler, it was the best of times, it was the worst of times. A series of unfortunate circumstances -- Alberto Del Rio's concussion, Chris Jericho's suspension, Randy Orton's wellness policy violation -- created an opportunity for the young...

    Tags: Radio, Chris Jericho, David Otunga, Time (magazine), Mick Foley

    7. Jun 24, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  7. Turner saves 1st place for Bayhawks in 14-13 win over Boston

    Chesapeake goalie Kip Turner made a late save to help the Bayhawks edge the Hamilton Nationals by one goal last weekend. He came through in the final minutes once again Saturday night.
    Chesapeake goalie Kip Turner made a late save to help the Bayhawks edge the Hamilton Nationals by one goal last weekend. He came through in the final minutes once again Saturday night. Turner made six of his 17 saves in the final five minutes to help...

    Tags: Boston Cannons, Hamilton Nationals, Major League Lacrosse

    8. Mar 15, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  8. Drew Nicholas: 10 years after Maryland's national title

    It was a departure met with major media coverage and ample blog and message-board discussion. Typically the parting of ways between a pro basketball team and a player scoring seven points a game wouldn&rsquo;t be dissected at such an intense level. <a href="http://www.umterps.com/sports/m-baskbl/mtt/nicholas_drew00.html" target="_blank">Drew Nicholas</a>, however, is not your typical overseas player.
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    It was a departure met with major media coverage and ample blog and message-board discussion. Typically the parting of ways between a pro basketball team and a player scoring seven points a game wouldn’t be dissected at such an intense level. Drew...

    Tags: Steve Blake, Foreign Exchange Market, Giorgio Armani, National Collegiate Athletic Association, College Sports

    9. Feb 2, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  9. Handmade Valentine's Day gifts are from the heart

    You're smitten with your valentine, but not with the idea of a mass-produced card or a pricey trinket. Then why not give the objection of your affection a handmade gift?
    You're smitten with your valentine, but not with the idea of a mass-produced card or a pricey trinket. Then why not give the objection of your affection a handmade gift? While crafting was once the domain of your grandmother, these days do-it-yourself...

    Tags: Colleges and Universities, Martha Stewart, YouTube, Colleges and Universities, Holidays

    10. Jul 12, 2011 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  10. Pair tried to steal historical documents worth millions, police say

    Barry H. Landau has rubbed elbows with presidents, helped plan inaugurations, and claims one of the largest collections of Oval Office<b><i> </i></b>memorabilia outside museums and presidential libraries. His Manhattan apartment includes a collection of china from Thomas Jefferson's inauguration and<b> </b>a picture of Landau kissing John F. Kennedy's dog Clipper.
    Barry H. Landau has rubbed elbows with presidents, helped plan inaugurations, and claims one of the largest collections of Oval Office memorabilia outside museums and presidential libraries. His Manhattan apartment includes a collection of china from...

    Tags: Charlton Heston, Frank Sinatra, Television, The Washington Post, Maryland

    11. Feb 28, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  11. Laurel products prepare for March Madness

    There are 345 college men's basketball teams at the Division I level and the National Collegiate Athletic Association allows each to have three full-time assistant coaches on staff. Laurel High graduate Antoine Gaither has been on staff at Howard...

    Tags: Seton Hall Pirates, George Mason, Howard University, National Collegiate Athletic Association, College Sports

    12. Mar 5, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  12. Injection easier than IV in treating deadly epileptic seizures, study shows

    Megan Elphage lives in fear of another big epileptic seizure.
    Megan Elphage lives in fear of another big epileptic seizure. The 22-year-old Glen Burnie woman had her first seizure when she was 13. Even though medications largely keep her epilepsy under control, the prospect of seizures means she can't drive,...

    Tags: Litigation, National Institutes of Health, University of Michigan, Trials, Seizures

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