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DATE INDEX | WHAT HAPPENED ON OCTOBER 21, 1990
NEWS
Tornado rips through Reisterstown, but only one serious 0... By Compiled from news reports by Jeffrey M. Landaw
The movement for 'homeless rights' finds the going slow in the courts By Lyle Denniston | Lyle Denniston,Lyle Denniston is The Sun's legal correspondent in Washington and makes his base at the Supreme Court
Animal-rights activists fault hunting in refuge Hunters face protest at Va.'s Mason Neck
Hike through the Grand Canyon is breathtaking, in more ways than one By Chicago Tribune
Japan expected to OK use of birth control pill Fear of side effects may hurt acceptance By John E. Woodruff | John E. Woodruff,Tokyo Bureau of The Sun
Despite Chopin jury's unusual decision, future bright for Peabody graduate By Stephen Wigler | Stephen Wigler,Sun Music Critic Kay Withers, special correspondent to The Sun, and Tom Kavanagh of the The Sun's Features staff contributed to this article
Big-time Boxing Back In County Point Pleasant Residents Set Glen Burnie Multicard Event For Nov. 14 By Lem Satterfield | Lem Satterfield,Staff writer
Man fleeing blaze dies of heart attack
Freebies To Students Could Help Lead Them From Drugs By Angela Gambill | Angela Gambill,Staff writer
Obituaries
Bromley Receives Engineering Award
Heidler Wins County Roofing Contract
Maryland Bank Names New Vice President
Energy Conservation Plans To Be Revealed
Council President Hopefuls Struggle To Look Different By Carol L. Bowers | Carol L. Bowers,Staff writer
Correction
Athletic Transfer Rule Is On The Move, With Loyal Student Following Its Goal Line By PAT O'MALLEY
Setter Provides Fine Service For Unbeaten Severna Park By Lem Satterfield | Lem Satterfield,Staff writer
Readers Write
Serving Our Country
The Carroll County Sun News Profile of the Week
Facility Meets Opposition
County Agency Project Requests Are Nearly Double Those Of 1989 $91.7 Million Plan Will Face Reductions By Adam Sachs | Adam Sachs,Staff writer
Griffith Gets Support From Unlikely Sources By Adam Sachs | Adam Sachs,Staff writer
Challenger Sees Complacency As Issue In House Race Incumbents Counter By Touting Experience, Fiscal Know-how By Adam Sachs | Adam Sachs,Staff writer
Readers Write
Council Says Yes, But Not Now, To Facilities Bill By James M. Coram | James M. Coram,Staff writer
County Orders Budgets Shaved To Save 'Millions' By James M. Coram | James M. Coram,Staff writer
To our readers
Buying Capitol Souls By Barry Rascovar
Fuzzy Line in the Gulf By William Pfaff
Europe as Odd Man Out
Vietnam: It's About Time By Ernest B. Furgurson
Several non-military steps might work to ease Iraqi threat By Michael T. Klare | Michael T. Klare,Pacific News ServiceMichael T. Klare, author of several books on the global arms trade, is associate professor of peace and world security studies at Hampshire College in Amherst, Mass
Congress squirms in grip of fears Safe seats fail to make fort courage on issues By Dan Fesperman | Dan Fesperman,Correspondent in the Washington Bureau of The Sun
Reforms leave women behind in East Europe By Christian Science Monitor
Interest high, but campaigning low-key on tax caps By Dennis O'Brien and Joel McCord
The MTA has scheduled the following changes in bus routes...
Gilchrest for Congress Election '90
Infighting On Town Council Threatens Depot Restaurant By Daniel P. Clemens Jr. | Daniel P. Clemens Jr.,Staff writer
Schaefer seeks U.S. loans for battered Reisterstown By Ginger ThompsonRafael Alvarez
Mustangs Can Control Their Own Title Destiny By Katherine Dunn | Katherine Dunn,Staff Writer
Democrats unlikely to prosper with the issue of fairness @ By Karlyn H. Keeneand Everett C. Ladd | Karlyn H. Keeneand Everett C. Ladd,Karlyn H. Keene is a resident fellow at the American Enterprise Institute. Everett C. Ladd is a professor of political science at the University of Connecticut and director of the Roper Center for Public Opinion Research
Aberdeen Graduate Stationed In Japan
Police and fire scan
Janice Warden Paralegal
Open Meetings Victory
Limiting terms of office gains popular support By Paul West | Paul West,Sun Staff Correspondent
Winter lack of fuel is unlikely--for now, Md. official predicts By Doug Birch
Lions Nip Wildecats, Secure Playoff Berth By Rick Belz | Rick Belz,Staff writer
Alleged letter to Mikulski is invoked by Bhutto's opponents By Bob Benjamin | Bob Benjamin,Sun Staff Correspondent
Tax Revenue Cap Debate Clouded By Differing Projections By Samuel Goldreich | Samuel Goldreich,Staff writer
Talbot board undecided on condom issue Members agree outcome of vote 'too close to call' By James Bock
Access, Environment Top River Hill Concerns By Erik Nelson | Erik Nelson,Staff writer
Bg & E Pays County $2.78 Million In Taxes
At Mondawmin, people see problems--not solutions By Ginger Thompson
Howard candidates face new focus on austerity By Michael J. Clark | Michael J. Clark,Howard County Bureau of The Sun
Household Finance Honors Strawbridge
2,000 delegates meet in Moscow to form unified anti-Communist coalition By Scott Shane | Scott Shane,Moscow Bureau of the Sun
Sheriff's Race Offers A Clear Choice For Force's Future Incumbent Seeks Greater Police Power, Which Gop Rival Opposes By Maria Archangelo | Maria Archangelo,Staff writer
Schaefer Asks Company To Move Gas Compressor By Alan J. Craver | Alan J. Craver,Staff writer
Legg Mason Creates Retirement Number
Compromise considered on tax rise Republicans suggest top bracket of 31% F By Peter Osterlund | Peter Osterlund,Washington Bureau of The Sun
Betty Montgomery
E. Gill Hart Cvil engineer
Students Let Their Hands Do The Talking By Mary Gail Hare | Mary Gail Hare,Staff writer
State Meets With County
Activities Blooming With New Urban Agriculture Agent By Mary Gold | Mary Gold,Contributing writer
Israel's ActionsEditor: The administration's U.N...
California Stakes By George F. Will
Curse of the lost tribe brings mountain lions and T-shirts By ROGER SIMON
Falcons' Playoff Hopes Still Alive After Squeaker By Steven Kivinski | Steven Kivinski,Staff writer
Police beat
New Church Holds Court On The Questions Of Religion By Erik Nelson | Erik Nelson,Staff writer
Seniors Roll Away Their Mondays At Thunderhead By DONALD G. VITEK
Fans' Tribute To The King Helps School For The Blind By Staff report
Trout, Wetlands Area Mire Reservoir Plan By Daniel P. Clemens Jr. | Daniel P. Clemens Jr.,Staff writer
Come tax time, 'soaking the rich' is difficult: Just who are they? By Dan Fesperman | Dan Fesperman,Washington Bureau of The Sun
Columbia Bancorp Plans New Bank In Baltimore County By James M. Coram | James M. Coram,Staff writer
Cloudy Future For Train Station, Odenton Town Center By Peter Hermann | Peter Hermann,Staff writer
Condoms for kids: Sexuality is not issue now--it's survival By MICHAEL OLESKER
Council Won't Appeal Ruling On Rubble Fill By Carol L. Bowers and Alan J. Craver | Carol L. Bowers and Alan J. Craver,Staff writers
City's New Police Chief Comes With Straight A's Background Check Released For Council By Paul Shread | Paul Shread,Staff writer
Three Arrested In Shooting, Robbery
Army Uses Columbia Firm's Anthrax Test In Saudi Arabia By Jackie Powder | Jackie Powder,Staff writer
Jennie Pratt Gross Private duty nurse
Deputies, Caught In Middle Of Race, Back Incumbent Fraternal Order Of Police Lodge Endorses Incumbent-but Vote Is Not Unanimous By Jay Apperson | Jay Apperson,Staff writer
New projectsBeltway (west side): Two left lanes on outer...
Schafer Didn't Violate Ethics Law, Attorney Says
Mustangs Alone Wear Volleyball Crown By Katherine Dunn | Katherine Dunn,Staff writer
Volleyballers Put Sole Loss In Perspective, Play To Win By Gary Lambrecht | Gary Lambrecht,Staff writer
Family Finds Shiny New Money By The Roadside By Arthur Hirsch | Arthur Hirsch,Contributing writer
Man, woman shot to death in 2 Prince George's incidents
Life's Burning Question: Can Serious Dieters Eat Out? Give Your Diet A Treat: Take It To A Restaurant By JOAN WHITSON WALLACE
Cable Show Offers Creative Counseling By Amy L. Miller | Amy L. Miller,Staff writer
There's not much funny in latest crop of campaign ads By Jack W. Germondand Jules Witcover | Jack W. Germondand Jules Witcover,Jack W. Germond and Jules Witcover are staff writers for The Evening Sun. Their column appears there Monday through Thursday
Carroll Gets Own Madd
Glenelg Star Returns To Coach Girls Basketball By Gary Lambrecht | Gary Lambrecht,Staff writer
Grammar Lesson Penny Post By Andrei Codrescu
Detective hits, kills pedestrian in Howard County
Tree Project Protested
Police, fire log
County Completes Deal For Park Land In Bel Air By Carol L. Bowers | Carol L. Bowers,Staff writer
Wmc Standout Rediscovers Competition With Karate By Glenn P. Graham | Glenn P. Graham,Staff writer
Sailing Classic Is Hardly Breeze, Thanks To Light Winds Calm Weather Cuts Event To Two Races By NANCY NOYES
In a time of tension, Jordan's ancient 'forgotten city' returns to obscurity A LETTER FROM PETRA By Gilbert A. Lewthwaite | Gilbert A. Lewthwaite,Gilbert Lewthwaite is a correspondent for The Sun
Good Guys Give Ammunition To Arguing Against Guns Havre De Grace Police Sponsor Show That Sells Assault Rifles, Magnums By FRANCES RUDNER
Counting on the census By James K. Bock | James K. Bock,James Bock is a reporter for The Sun
S&L executive George R. Soth dies
Scientists struggle to preserve the wild dogs of Africa SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY By J. E. Ferrell | J. E. Ferrell,J. E. Ferrell is a California science writer
New Law Aims At Businesses Responsible For Spills Higher Expenses For Cleaning Up Hazardous Materials Could Result By Daniel P. Clemens Jr. | Daniel P. Clemens Jr.,Contributing writer
Writer Should Note State Police's Value
Villagers tell of rural Russia's collapse Stalin's brutal legacy orphaned the land By Scott Shane | Scott Shane,Moscow Bureau of The Sun
Carroll Holds On To Rural Charm Amid Urban Sprawl By Kerry O'Rourke | Kerry O'Rourke,Staff writer
Scorpions Move Toward Title With Win Over Eagles By Rick Belz | Rick Belz,Staff writer
Couple's 'Dare To Confront!' Tells How To Face Addicts Dependency At Home Taught Writers Tactics By Greg Tasker | Greg Tasker,Staff writer
School Site Is Chosen
Two Columbia High Rollers Are Pretty Well-known By Donald G. Vitek
Emotions reach fever pitch on campaign trail By Robert Benjamin | Robert Benjamin,Sun Staff Correspondent
Finksburg Rezoning Asked
Brothers Gear Up For Snowmobile Drag Racing Season By Stanley C. Dillon
Obituaries
John Carroll Runs Up Points Under New Rule By Katherine Dunn | Katherine Dunn,Staff Writer
J. Rieman McIntosh retired attorney
U.S. invasion of killer bees leaves few panicked--except beekeepers By New York Times News Service
Need for social welfare grows steadily in western Germany By Ian Johnson | Ian Johnson,Special to The Sun
Upcoming Equestrian Event Keeps Gilbert Jumping Churchville Mom Is Saddled With Queries From Best U.s. Riders By Katherine Dunn | Katherine Dunn,Staff Writer
One Point of Light
Civil rights legislation to be vetoed Bush says he plans to offer own version By Arch Parsons | Arch Parsons,Washington Bureau of The Sun
Two-day Festival Celebrates The Bay At Sandy Point Park Next Weekend By CAPT. BOB SPORE
Spirit-rape And Subway-rider Fear By Susan Trausch | Susan Trausch,Susan Trausch is a columnist for the Boston Globe, from which this is reprinted
Day of the storm
'Throw 'em all out': Oklahoma vs. officeholders By Ellen Uzelac | Ellen Uzelac,Sun Staff Correspondent
Construction Worker Injured After Wind Blows Down Wall By Staff report
Attorney General Studying Drunken Driving Sentences By Deidre Nerreau McCabe | Deidre Nerreau McCabe,Staff writer
Bands compete to drum up proceeds By Luther Young
American Samoa's evolving culture gets a push from modern technology By Dallas Morning News
30 Amish Men Come To Churchville To Ply Their Famed Skill: Barn-raising By Alan J. Craver | Alan J. Craver,Staff Writer
Thomas Murton, the Arkansas prisons chief who was the...
Decentralization experiment under way in Chicago schools EDUCATION By Scott Pendleton | Scott Pendleton,Christian Science Monitor
Dare To Say 'No' To Drugs Police Offer Advice To Younger Students By Alan J. Craver | Alan J. Craver,Staff writer
New Hampshire tries a border raid State says shipyard not really in Maine By Susan Hansen | Susan Hansen,Washington Bureau of The Sun
'Scorn Porn' brigade rallies for tougher laws in Md. By Sandra Crockett | Sandra Crockett,Baltimore County Bureau of The Sun
Natural gas explosion sharpens fears By Susan Schoenberger
Interim Director Named
A Japanese-American remembers internment By Gene Oishi | Gene Oishi,Gene Oishi is the author of "In Search of Hiroshi," an autobiographical account of the Japanese-American experience
Ellicott City Skateboard Master Reaches New Heights By Dolly Merritt
FEATURES
Teotihuacan, Mexico's 'City of the Gods,' offers pyramids and a mystery By Seattle Times
Bess Armstrong, Baltimore-born, tailors her career around a favorite role: that of mother By Mary Corey
'Ferris Beach': A Moving, Meaningful Coming-of-age Novel By ANNE WHITEHOUSE | ANNE WHITEHOUSE,Ms. Whitehouse is a writer living in New York
Kitty Dukakis' memoir has a sad and ragged quality By ANN EGERTON | ANN EGERTON,Ms. Egerton is a writer living in Baltimore
Skipjacks to race at Chesapeake Appreciation Days By Dorothy Fleetwood
Vex Mex Cuisine By Janice Baker
One Sufferer's Search For Sweet Relief By A. M. Chaplin
Oh, My Aching Back By Elizabeth Large
Downturn makes economist's book timely By NEAL LIPSCHUTZ | NEAL LIPSCHUTZ,Mr. Lipschutz is a business and finance writer living in New York
Summer's last embrace By Bev Bennett | Bev Bennett,Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Ancient Mexico Impresses Most In N.y. Art Show By John Dorsey | John Dorsey,Sun Art Critic
Straddling Two Worlds Fashion By Donna Peremes
'Gods II' called adorable nonsense suitable for children By Joe Baltake | Joe Baltake,McClatchy News Service
Fall weather is reason enough to enjoy pork chops topped with caramelized onion By Betty Rosbottom | Betty Rosbottom,Los Angeles Times Syndicate
'No Exit' to involve four casts on UMBC stageAn... By J. Wynn Rousuck
Culinary how-to tapes By Andy Wickstrom | Andy Wickstrom,Knight-Ridder News Service
Old-time muffins from Massachusetts yield a tasty reward for just a small effort By Michael SternJane Stern
Sniffing in anticipation of family holiday gatherings By Rob Kasper
Fashion And The Social Set By Carleton Jones
Viva La Samba! Looking For The World's Greatest Party? Try A Carnival--and Leave Your Inhibitions Behind By SUSANNE TROWBRIDGE
Filling Baskets With Goodies By Linda Lowe Morris
Library Projects Use Public Funds For Ill-conceived Private Visions Architecture By Edward Gunts
Traveling By The Book Volumes Proliferate To Help You On Your Way By Tim Warren | Tim Warren,The Sun's book and travel editor
New newspaper covers art, antiques By Lita Solis-Cohen
Sight for soar eyes: eagle watching By New York Times News Service
Bad-back Attack If It's Cramping Your Style,you Don't Have To Take It Lying Down Aging Baby Boomers Turn To New Strategies In The War Against Pain By A.M. CHAPLIN
AIDS quilt inspired Caltabiano's work By Stephen Wigler | Stephen Wigler,Sun Music Critic
Rx For Back Attacks By A. M. Chaplin
Paul Simon: The World Is His Beat By Doug Adrianson | Doug Adrianson,Knight-Ridder News Service
Ruins, mix of cultures give Guatemala charm By David Roberts | David Roberts,Universal Press Syndicate
Museum of Wildfowl Art is getting a new homeGround was... By Eric Siegel
The tangy taste of cider announces fall's arrival By Robert Cross | Robert Cross,Chicago Tribune
Fascinating study of the anti-war movement By JOHN A. TALBOTT | JOHN A. TALBOTT,Dr. Talbott is professor and chairman of the Department of Psychiatry of the University of Maryland School of Medicine
A guide to back-to-basics entertaining By Charlyne Varkonyi
Ellicott City Show House Is Modern Home Atop Log Cabin By Carleton Jones
Mexico City's spectacular plaza stands at the hub of the Aztec civilization By Susan Kaye
Shaving costs but not quality By Hans Fantel | Hans Fantel,New York Times News Service
From The Sun Oct. 21-27, 1840Oct. 24: Yesterday afternoon... By Fred Rasmussen
Ski Vermont...and Stay In Country Inns Known For Their Hospitality By Mike Lurie
Everywhere.Bruce Brooks.Harper & Row.80 pages. $12.95.Ages... By JUDITH B. ROSENFELD Billy. Whitley Strieber. Putnam. 317 pages. $19.95
Southwestern Saga By Yolanda Garfield
Silver Designs Celebrate Idaho's Sterling History By Lynn Williams
Death Of A Stadium A Sentimentalist Makes A Pitch For Saving Historic Ballparks By Thom Loverro | Thom Loverro,Western Maryland correspondent for The Sun
Rap master M.C. Hammer visits Baltimore to film music video By LAURA CHARLES
Resource guide for dollmakers debuts
Forgiving an accusation means believing in yourself By Niki Scott | Niki Scott,Universal Press Syndicate
Five-time winner Dan Katz returns for Tournament of Champions By Randi Henderson
The simplicity of Shaker-style furniture By RITA ST.CLAIR
Back To Basics With Meals Like Mom Used To Fix By Charlyne Varkonyi
Sheets are a cheap decorating shortcut By Isabel Forgang | Isabel Forgang,New York Daily News
'Masterworks' in Nashville By New York Times News Service
Going Wild With Mushrooms By Gail Forman
BUSINESS
Era of austerity has law firms tightening belts By Graeme Browning
Chief will focus on transportation basics By John H. Gormley Jr
Loan given to build housing for elderly By Vladimir Matejovsky
International bond market thrives despite broad slump By Thomas Easton | Thomas Easton,New York Bureau of The Sun
Mortgage lending industry faces an uncertain future because of economy By Steve Kerch | Steve Kerch,Chicago Tribune
Marketers redouble their efforts to sell to burgeoning singles population By Jon Berry | Jon Berry,Adweek's Marketing Week
Low-income housing bill clears, near enactment By Sam Fullwood III | Sam Fullwood III,Los Angeles Times
Capitalism, religion join in ceremony opening Moscow commodities exchange By Scott Shane | Scott Shane,Moscow Bureau of The Sun
Owings Mills town houses feature 4 bedrooms By Audrey Haar
Reservists may get help on mortgages 6% interest cap allowed for those called to duty By Dan Reese
Law firms becoming more aggressive in public relations, marketing tactics By Graeme Browning
Stock market reflects nation's economic mood By Thomas Easton | Thomas Easton,New York Bureau of The Sun
Housing group offers sound guidance on home improvements By ELLEN L. JAMES
Dual loan formed for low-income homebuyers By Jack Snyder | Jack Snyder,Orlando Sentinel
Corporate 'glass ceiling' maintains gender wage gap, researcher says By Carol Kleiman | Carol Kleiman,Chicago Tribune
Apartment vacancy rate in metro area is 3.9% By Edward Gunts
Japan shows signs of easing rice-import ban Fading of mystique puts farm lobby on defensive By John E. Woodruff | John E. Woodruff,Tokyo Bureau of The Sun
SPORTS
Marciulionis must learn to become NBA Warrior By Jason Cole | Jason Cole,Peninsula Times Tribune
Lakers' Divac already Southern Calif.'s favorite Yugo off the road By Mark Heisler | Mark Heisler,Los Angeles Times
Coach Shell casts a large shadow over Raiders tackle Graves By Chris Dufresne | Chris Dufresne,Los Angeles Times
Everyone has a special moment to remember from World Series By Steve Jacobson | Steve Jacobson,Newsday
Woes mount for Wyche, Morgan State HD: Delaware State deals Bears 8th loss, 28-7 By Bill Free
Skipjacks avenge loss, dominating Devils, 5-1 By Ron Moshier | Ron Moshier,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Bullets, Eackles prepared to do without each other By Sam Davis
Perpetual underdog Brooks hero to one fan By Phil Jasner | Phil Jasner,Knight-Ridder News Service
Hrivnak, defense lift Skipjacks By James H. Jackson
Power play helps Capitals net their first Patrick win By Don Markus | Don Markus,Sun Staff Correspondent
Wycheck sets season receiving mark By Mike Preston | Mike Preston,Sun Staff Correspondent
Canseco's mouth has greater impact in postseason than bat, glove By Tom Verducci | Tom Verducci,Newsday
A's turn legend into just another tall tale with loss By Mike Littwin
French lyrical in praise of Ode in International Creator favored in 39th running By Dale Austin | Dale Austin,Sun Staff Correspondent
Marylanders win five races in Va. By Special to The Sun
Blast beaten in opener, as Wings roll to 8-3 win Ervine's 2 goals, 2 assists lift Wichita By Tracy Elliott | Tracy Elliott,Special to The Sun
Jockey legend Piggott has Breeders' Cup horse By Paul Moran | Paul Moran,Newsday
For Daly, the big decision was clear By Bob Ryan | Bob Ryan,Boston Globe
As A's dynasty collapses, blame covers entire field By MIKE LITTWIN
Change stewards' inquiriesFTCI am one of many hundreds of...
Red Tide: A's swept away Cincinnati wins Game 4, 2-1, to finish series By Peter Schmuck | Peter Schmuck,Sun Staff Correspondent
Terps open drills with Midnight Madness By Don Markus | Don Markus,Sun Staff Correspondent
Morgan, ignoring critics, wants to get rid of Red Sox malcontents By Nick Cafardo | Nick Cafardo,Boston Globe
Serving the sentenceThe Oilers, who felt that Cincinnati... By Vito Stellino
Breeders' Cup proximity doesn't hurt International, De Francis says By Dale Austin
Irish rain on Hurricanes' title parade, 29-20 By Gene Wojciechowski | Gene Wojciechowski,Los Angeles Times
Terps' latest late show produces 23-20 victory DeArmas FG at :50 turns back Duke By Mike Preston | Mike Preston,Sun Staff Correspondent
There's one word to describe A's: unrecognizable By Mike Littwin
Reds end dynasty talk, make A's pass the broom By PETER SCHMUCK
Gibson postcard returns--42 years later By John W. Stewart
France's Tycoon's Drama, River Traffic sweep Selima, Futurity By Dale Austin | Dale Austin,Sun Staff Correspondent
BasketballI=Atlanta Hawks -- Cut G Stephen Bardo and G...
49ers-Steelers meeting could offer clue to future By VITO STELLINO
Soviet defenseman to join Caps By James H. Jackson | James H. Jackson,Sun Staff Correspondent
At 31, Blazers' Ainge gets fresh start with contending team and new outlook By McClatchy News Service
New Big Red Machine pounds A's, 8-3, goes 3 up By Peter Schmuck | Peter Schmuck,Sun Staff Correspondent
New hunting season brings big, small rules changes By PETER BAKER
Bowman changes style, not essence By Phil Hersh | Phil Hersh,Chicago Tribune
Canseco fails as pinch hitter after being benched to start game By Peter Schmuck | Peter Schmuck,Sun Staff Correspondent
Booed at home, Cunningham finds comfort at RFK ROAD WARRIOR By Vito Stellino | Vito Stellino,Sun Staff Correspondent
Gillian's 2 goals lift No. 3 Oakland Mills over No. 2 Centennial, 4-2 Boys Soccer By Rick Belz
Hunting grouse and woodcock with a pointer is a real pleasure By Sam Cook | Sam Cook,Knight-Ridder News Service
Eagles defensive tackle Brown is quite expressive off the field By Mark Bowden | Mark Bowden,Knight-Ridder News Service
For NL's Gregg, umpiring is more than simply balls and strikes By Steve Marcus | Steve Marcus,Newsday
Bugarin scores 2 as Calvert Hall beats Loyola, 4-0 Boys Soccer By Mike Jefferson
Harness group sues Hollywood Park By Los Angeles Times
Perfect game highlights Industrial League action Scores of 183, 182 complete 665 series By James H. Jackson
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