Baby Boy

Tennis Hall of Famer and Baltimore native Pam Shriver, 42, has given birth to a baby boy. Baltimore tennis fans have followed Shriver's career since she was a child and have shared her on-court successes as well as news of off-court joy and sadness. They knew of her boyfriends and of her sister Marion's illness and death. They rejoiced with her over her marriage to Joe Shapiro and shared her pain at his death. When she married George Lazenby, 63, who played James Bond in On Her Majesty's Secret Service, fans again wished her well as she talked about her dream of becoming a mother.

My sweet baby boy Aaron turned 1 on Saturday. I still can't quite wrap my head around how fast this year has gone by. I knew it would be fleeting. This isn't my first rodeo, after all, and I'm stunned every day by just how grown-up my 4 1/2-year-old is. And with Aaron being born before my husband returned from his deployment to Afghanistan, I knew that first few weeks would fly. But knowing that, and knowing that we're a two-and-through family and that I wouldn't be doing this again, made me think that if I held on a little tighter to every moment, maybe time would slow down.

The death of a 1-year-old baby who was taken to a city hospital Saturday was ruled a homicide yesterday by the state medical examiner's office, and police said they were questioning family members.Julius Dayquam Curry of the 1100 block of Harlem Ave. died of blunt force trauma, said Dr. David Fowler, who performed the autopsy yesterday. He declined to comment further.Lt. Timothy G. Keel, acting head of the homicide unit, said detectives noticed what appeared to be injuries to the back of the infant's head and a broken tooth.

Orioles catcher Matt Wieters joked that he will receive no slack from his wife, Maria, if he ever has to catch another 18-inning game. That's because Maria was in labor for 23 hours, from Thursday morning into early Friday, before giving birth to the couple's first child, an 8-pound, 2-ounce, 23 1/4-inch boy named Maverick Luther Wieters. "No sympathy for me," Wieters said before playing Saturday's game against Boston. "Catching 18 innings was a lot easier than what she had to do. I'd probably have to catch three in a row, 18-inning games, to equal that.

An unexpected guest arrived during visiting hours recently at Patuxent Institution in Jessup. Two correctional officers delivered a baby boy during his mother's visit to the state prison on Father's Day. They wrapped the healthy newborn in a correctional officer's uniform about 1:30 p.m. The two correctional officers, Charlotte Leach and Capt. Keith Butler, received certificates of commendation yesterday from Patuxent Director Randall Nero. Leach said that she was in the restroom in the main gatehouse at Patuxent when a woman came in and told her that she was going into labor.

OAKLAND, Calif. -- In what doctors are calling a medical miracle, a healthy baby boy was born yesterday to an Oakland woman who had lain brain-dead in a hospital bed for 3 1/2 months.Doctors at Highland Hospital delivered the 32-week-old infant by Caesarean-section at 12:20 p.m. yesterday, about two hours after Trisha Marshall's blood pressure dropped precipitously, threatening the baby's safety. But there were no complications during the surgery and the 4-pound, 15-ounce infant came out kicking and screaming.

Orioles catcher Matt Wieters joked that he will receive no slack from his wife, Maria, if he ever has to catch another 18-inning game. That's because Maria was in labor for 23 hours, from Thursday morning into early Friday, before giving birth to the couple's first child, an 8-pound, 2-ounce, 23 1/4-inch boy named Maverick Luther Wieters. "No sympathy for me," Wieters said before playing Saturday's game against Boston. "Catching 18 innings was a lot easier than what she had to do. I'd probably have to catch three in a row, 18-inning games, to equal that.

The Ehrlichs are now a family of four. Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr.'s wife, Kendel, gave birth to the couple's second son last night. Joshua Taylor Ehrlich was born at 6:22 p.m. at Greater Baltimore Medical Center, said Kendel Ehrlich's spokeswoman, Meghann Siwinski. The baby boy weighed 7 pounds and 3 ounces and emerged during a delivery with no complications. Kendel Ehrlich arrived at the hospital yesterday at 8:30 a.m., after labor had begun, Siwinski said. Joshua came 10 days earlier than the due date, March 16. Doctors noted his most unusual features are big feet and big hands, Siwinski said.

Contrary to the assertion of a letter writer in Friday's edition of The Sun, Sheryl Swoopes, the professional basketball player who recently gave birth to a baby boy, is married.Pub Date: 8/12/97

Jennifer Armour of Shakopee, Minn., is suing R&B star Beyonce for allegedly stealing one of her songs to produce the 2004 hit "Baby Boy." Armour's federal lawsuit, filed this week, accuses the singer of copyright infringement. "The music will definitely speak for itself," Armour said Thursday. Armour's lawyer advised her to deny all requests to hear her original song "Got a Little Bit of Love for You" which Armour says too-closely resembles Beyonce's "Baby Boy." She claims she recorded the song in early 2003 with producer Theo Forest, who then circulated the tune to record labels and other producers looking for songs.

Famed "Jersey Shore" cast member Snooki gave birth to a baby boy on Sunday . To commemorate the occasion, BGR the Burger Joint is bringing back its famous Snooki Burger -- with a baby burger slider on the side. The Snooki Burger features a beef patty topped with fresh, split and grilled jalapenos, Philadelphia-brand cream cheese, and BGR's signature mojo sauce. The whole meal costs $11.99  BGR is known for creating over-the-top gourmet burgers, such as their famous 9 Pounder burger, as well as sandwiches inspired by newsworthy figures like Snooki, Sarah Palin, and Rod Blagojevich.

As the 2012 Olympics in London approach, I'm finding myself feeling strangely nostalgic.  Four years ago, my son Isaac was only a few weeks old, and we were still navigating the waters of the basics like sleeping and nursing and the difference between daytime and nighttime. In the midst of that, my husband had to leave for two weeks of annual training for the Marine Corps Reserves. I didn't know what time it was for days, and I found myself awake at all hours, cuddling my boy and trying to get him to go -- or, really, to stay -- asleep.

UPDATE: Dana Eveland's wife Ashley tweeted that their baby was born early this morning (or late last night pacific time).   @ashcheeks0218 Hello world, Asher Perry Eveland born 10:32pm, 6/23/12. 7lbs 9 oz, 20 1/4 inches http://pic.twitter.com/XrjpQ3ek     With his wife is on the west coast due to deliver a baby boy in three days, Orioles left-hander Dana Eveland can't step far from his cell phone. Eveland's wife, Ashley, is due to deliver the couple's second son on Tuesday.

Joe Flacco became a father last week, forcing the Ravens quarterback to miss the final two days of the team's mandatory minicamp. He and wife, Dana, are the proud parents of Stephen Flacco, who weighs eight pounds. A decent amount of both ink and bandwidth was used up around Baltimore on the birth of Flacco's first son, but Flacco won't be the only high-profile NFL quarterback who will be experiencing the joys of fatherhood for the first time during the 2012 season. Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo became a father in April and Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger and his wife are expecting their first child later this year . But apparently there is at least one random Ravens fan who believes that Flacco's game will be thrown off this season by the quarterback's newborn baby boy. At least that was the premise of Kevin Cowherd's column in Monday's newspaper . What's that you say?

Jessica and Patrick Sharp, of North Laurel, announce the birth of their son, Elliott Joseph Sharp, on Dec. 12, 2011 at 2:06 a.m. He weighed 9 pounds, 8 ounces, and is the baby brother of Samantha. Grandparents are Paul and Marilyn Johnson, of North Laurel; Sheryl Browning, of Columbia; and Lennie Sharp, of Ellicott City.

A woman gave birth to a baby boy at Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport on Sunday afternoon, shortly after stepping off an incoming flight, an airport spokesman said. Maryland Transportation Authority Police and the airport's fire and rescue department responded to a call of a woman in labor at about 2:20 p.m., said BWI spokesman Jonathan Dean. He said an officer helped the woman to deliver a healthy baby on the floor of a restroom on the airport's D Concourse.

Top 40 Singles 1. Nelly featuring P. Diddy and Murphy Lee, "Shake Ya Tailfeather" 2. 3 Doors Down, "Here Without You" 3. Beyonce featuring Sean Paul, "Baby Boy" 4. Christina Aguilera featuring Lil' Kim, "Can't Hold Us Down" 5. Black Eyed Peas, "Where Is the Love?" Urban 1. Beyonce featuring Sean Paul, "Baby Boy" 2. Youngbloodz featuring Lil' Jon, "Damn!" 3. Ashanti, "Rain on Me" 4. Ludacris featuring Shawnna, "Stand Up" 5. R. Kelly, "Thoia Thoing" Country 1. Tim McGraw, "Real Good Man" 2. Gary Allan, "Tough Little Boys" 3. Alan Jackson and Jimmy Buffett, "It's Five O'Clock Somewhere" 4. Martina McBride, "This One's For The Girls" 5. Keith Urban, "Who Wouldn't Wanna Be Me" Rock 1. Staind, "So Far Away" 2. Nickelback, "Someday" 3. Audioslave, "Show Me How to Live" 4. 3 Doors Down, "Here Without You" 5. Godsmack, "Serenity"

Authorities say a missing 7-month-old baby boy and the teen he was left with Friday in Baltimore have been found in northeast Washington. According to Washington police spokesman Officer Anthony Clay, the baby, Ki'Yauhn Birch, and the teenager, Jonae Boozer, were found at a bus stop in the 4400 block of Nannie Helen Burroughs Ave. shortly after 6 a.m. Monday by police officers responding to a call. Baltimore police spokesman Kevin Brown said Monday that Baltimore detectives were interviewing Boozer, 16, about the incident.

Brian M. Savage, convicted of killing his girlfriend's 15-month-old baby during what prosecutors said was a vicious beating, has been sentenced to the maximum penalty of 30 years in prison. Savage, who will turn 23 Wednesday, was watching his girlfriend's toddler Nov. 1, 2009, when the assault occurred. The child was later pronounced dead of what doctors called "severe internal injuries and heavy bruising from blunt-force trauma. " In December, a Baltimore County jury found Savage guilty of second-degree murder and child abuse resulting in death.