NEWS
By Dan Berger | May 22, 1998
Suhartoism under Habibie is not what the dissidents,students, Muslims and markets meant by reform.It was a language problem. Critics chanted that the Os need "more offense." Armando heard "offensive."In return for dropping the antitrust litigation, Microsoft has offered to acquire 20 states.People assume that Western Maryland College is in western Maryland, which it is not. It is in north-central Hungary.Pub Date: 5/22/98
NEWS
By Hector Tobar and Hector Tobar,LOS ANGELES TIMES | June 2, 2001
LOS ANGELES - When Armando Melendez was a 5-year-old boy growing up in El Salvador, he fell under the sway of a crazy uncle who had soccer on the brain. Instead of taking Armando to school in the mornings, Uncle Oscar would secretly spirit the boy off to a park for "futbal" practice. Long before he could read or write much, Armando knew how to caress a leather ball with his instep, how to make the bouncing sphere obey his will. His talent kept shining when he moved to Los Angeles and played in the city parks where hundreds of thousands of "futbolistas" trample the grass into patches of dirt and sand.
SPORTS
By Jason LaCanfora and Jason LaCanfora,SPECIAL TO THE SUN | March 23, 1996
FORT MYERS, Fla. - Orioles manager Davey Johnson said he would like to use reliever Armando Benitez in a closer's role this season if he continues to progress in the regular season like he has this spring.Baltimore acquired Randy Myers in the off-season to finish games, but Johnson said he likes to have two pitchers who can close. The situation with Benitez, 23, and Myers, 33, is akin to what Johnson did with the Cincinnati Reds with established closer Jeff Brantley and young fastball-throwing Hector Carrasco.
SPORTS
April 21, 2000
Quote: "Without a doubt, the guy makes us a better team." -- the Braves' Kevin Millwood on teammate John Rocker It's a fact: Dennis Cook relieved in the ninth and became the third Mets pitcher to make 10 appearances this season, joining Armando Benitez and Turk Wendell. Who's hot: St. Louis has homered in 12 straight games and leads the majors with 39 homers. Who's not: Left-handed batters are 1-for-14 against the Diamondbacks' Randy Johnson. On deck: The Giants will attempt to break a 1-9 stretch against host Arizona.
SPORTS
May 31, 2004
On deck Omar Vizquel of the Indians will have 19 paintings dis played at an art museum in Youngstown, Ohio. He said it "I know last year, too, they said we were only beating bad teams. One hundred times we beat the bad teams." Felipe Alou, Giants manager, whose team has won nine straight Who's hot Mark Kotsay of the Athletics is 14-for-22 (.636) since ending an 0-for-16 slide. Who's not Armando Almanza of the Braves has given up three home runs in 5 1/3 innings. Line of the day Willie Harris, White Sox 2B AB .....
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By ROCH KUBATKO | April 30, 2007
Good news: Umpires just ruled that right fielder Ron Swoboda trapped Brook Robinson's fly ball in the 1969 World Series. The Orioles actually won Game 4. Other decisions I'd like to see reversed: "Hey, I think we can get Glenn Davis if we convince Houston to take Curt Schilling off our hands!" "Forget Davey Johnson. If we don't hire Phil Regan today, some body else is going to get him!" "Forget Davey Johnson. Tell him to take his Manager of the Year award and don't let the door hit him on the way out!"