Cory

On May 22, 2004 CORY ALLEN RANDLE, loving father of Daniel Randle, beloved son of Allene and Richard Randle, loving brother of Scott Randle, Wendy Droter and her husband Jim. Also survived by his grandmother Ruth Fitzgerald and numerous aunts, uncles and cousins. The family will receive friends Friday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. at the Mac NABB FUNERAL HOME, 301 Frederick Rd, Catonsville (at Beltway Exit 13), where services will be held Saturday 12 noon. Interment in Loudon Park Cemetery.

Cory Dobyns has sat out Towson's past two contests, and the sophomore attackman's status could remain the same for Saturday night's regular-season finale against St. Joseph's at Johnny Unitas Stadium in Towson. Tigers coach Shawn Nadelen said Dobyns remains a game-time decision as he continues to deal with an unspecified injury suffered in a 9-5 victory over Massachusetts on April 6. The team has already clinched the No. 3 seed in the upcoming Colonial Athletic Association tournament and could elect to rest Dobyns for another weekend, but Nadelen said if Dobyns is available, he will play.

READING, Pa. - In the back of the Maple Grove Raceway parking lot, behind rows of campers and trailers, beyond thoroughfares bustling with motorcycles, 4-by-4s and golf carts, the Jr. Dragster racing team of Cory and Vicky Baldwin is on a cellular telephone talking to their mom. It is mid-afternoon on an overcast day in late June, and Vicky, who is 14, is about to face her first round of elimination races. Cory will race after his sister when the organizers finally work down through the eight age groups to the 11-year-olds.

Towson sophomore attackman Cory Dobyns sat out the Saturday's 10-8 loss to No. 12 Penn State, and a timetable for his return is unclear. Coach Shawn Nadelen said Dobyns, who ranks second on the Tigers (7-6 overall and 3-1 in the Colonial Athletic Association) in goals with 18 and third in points with 20, suffered an injury in a 9-5 victory over Massachusetts on April 6. Nadelen said he has not heard anything indicating that Dobyns sustained a season-ending injury, but he also said he is not certain whether Dobyns will play in Saturday's road contest against No. 20 Drexel (9-3, 4-1)

Nick Charles is on the phone from his home in Santa Fe, N.M., a nurse and the hospice people working quietly in the background. "Mike Tyson came out to visit me last week," he says now. "He cried with me. Kept saying: 'I don't want to lose you!' We have a 25-year friendship that dates back to when he didn't trust anyone. The guy wouldn't let me go for 15 minutes. " Now it's Charles who doesn't want to let go of life, not just yet, not at age 64 with another birthday right around the corner.

Ernest Neal Cory Jr., 81, longtime lawyer with stateErnest Neal Cory Jr., a lawyer with state government for many years who was convicted -- and later cleared -- in the 1977 political corruption case involving former Gov. Marvin Mandel, died Wednesday of a stroke at Anne Arundel Medical Center in Annapolis. He was 81.Mr. Cory of Corn Island in Anne Arundel County had a long history with state government, including working as an attorney dealing with regulatory agencies.He was an assistant state attorney general four times and in 1966 helped organize an anti-racketeering unit within the state police.

I GREW UP poor and black in a Philadelphia rowhouse, but when I was 10 years old, I'd never seen anyone shot, nor even heard a gunshot. And nobody ever tried to steal my bike.The same can't be said of children caught up in the pathology of poverty that plagues North Philadelphia today. They've seen far too much, and too many bad things have happened to them.I've written twice before about Cory, a 10-year-old whose grandmom is struggling to keep him safe and smiling in an environment where crime is rampant, drugs omnipresent and danger everywhere.

Cory McNeill, a second-team All-Metro point guard for Mount St. Joseph, will play basketball at Morgan State.McNeill, 6 feet 1, 165 pounds, had averages last season of 15.5 points, 4.0 assists, 2.0 steals, and 3.0 rebounds.Pub Date: 6/25/97

The Marshall family has been operating the Harford Lanes in Aberdeen for many years, and Bobby Marshall continues to do that today.So, it's no surprise that his kid brother, Cory Marshall, has been throwing a tenpin ball "since I was 4 or 5 years old."Born and raised in the area, Cory Marshall continues to live in Port Deposit."I guess, maybe, that I'm living about a hundred feet from where I was born," Marshall said. "I don't think I'd be happy anywhere else."Marshall bowls in two leagues at the Aberdeen center -- Monday in the Susquehanna league and Friday in the Bill Snavely league.

THE LAWYER for Cory Lee Lafon says his client did not understand the meaning of the racial epithets he spray-painted on four Howard County schools.If that is true, maybe a written assignment from a judge will give him a clue as to why his actions were so deplorable.The judge ordered Cory, 18, to research and write a 500-word essay on how the community is enriched by racial and cultural diversity, among other requirements of his sentence.This lesson should be obvious to any 18-year-old American who understands that it took various groups of races and ethnic groups to build this country over hundreds of years.

In eight games this season, Towson has started junior Thomas DeNapoli and sophomore Cory Dobyns on attack. The third attackman spot has been more of a revolving door. Five players have started as the third attackman. Sophomore Justin Mabus has made the most starts (three), and senior Matt Hughes, junior Paul Danko Jr., and freshman Brian Bolewicki have each had a turn. Junior Devin Grimaldi was the latest candidate to get a shot at playing with DeNapoli and Dobyns. He finished 0-of-1 from the field, grabbed six ground balls, committed three turnovers and caused one turnover in the Tigers' 12-4 loss to No. 20 Duke on Saturday.

The Orioles didn't end up with 20th-round draftee Ryan Ripken, son of Hall of Famer Cal Ripken Jr., but they have signed a player this year with a familiar name to Orioles fans: Right-handed hitting first baseman Cory Segui, the son of former Oriole David Segui and the grandson of former big league pitcher Diego Segui. Segui, 20, played last year at Scottsdale (Ariz.) Community College, but after a subpar season was not drafted. He was headed to Emporia State University in Kansas on a baseball scholarship, but wanted to play pro ball.

The Ravens lost two defensive starters in outside linebacker Jarret Johnson and defensive end Cory Redding and will be without outside linebacker Terrell Suggs, a five-time Pro Bowler and the reigning NFL Defensive Player of the Year, for a good portion of the upcoming season. That would seem to put the burden on standouts like 13-time Pro Bowl inside linebacker Ray Lewis, eight-time Pro Bowl free safety Ed Reed and three-time Pro Bowl defensive tackle Haloti Ngata to maintain the defense's level of success over the years.

The Ravens have been ranked in the top 10 against the run in 12 of the last 13 years and in the top five for six consecutive seasons. But with the unit losing a pair of outside linebackers in Terrell Suggs (torn right Achilles tendon) and Jarret Johnson (free agent who departed for the San Diego Chargers) who were often overlooked for their ability to force opposing running backs to the middle of the defense, can the defense continue that strong tradition? A lot could depend on how Paul Kruger and rookie Courtney Upshaw - who are penciled in as the starting outside linebackers - rise to the occasion, but defensive tackle Haloti Ngata said he's not overly concerned.

When Cory Redding left the Ravens to join former defensive coordinator Chuck Pagano with the Indianapolis Colts, conventional wisdom suggested that Pernell McPhee and Arthur Jones would be competing for the right to be the starting defensive end. But then McPhee underwent minor knee surgery in the summer and wasn't removed from the team's physically-unable-to-perform list until Aug. 1. The following day, Jones was sidelined by a hip flexor injury...

Her story: Cori Seedenburg, 25, grew up in Altoona, Penn., and now lives in Annapolis. She is a radiation therapist at Anne Arundel Medical Center. Her mother, Kim Shirley, is a salesperson at Ford Courtesy in Altoona and her stepfather, Peter Shirley, is a computer consultant in Altoona. His story: Chris Gschwendtner, 32, grew up in Altoona, Penn., and now lives in Annapolis. He is an aircraft mechanic at Chesapeake Sport Pilot. His father, Michael Gschwendtner, is a retired Navy master chief in the Altoona area.

Philadelphia. -- Despite the fact that Cory is already 9 years old, the woman he calls Grandmom walks him the two blocks to and from school every day, as she has done since he was in kindergarten.Cory has a two-wheeler, but hasn't learned to ride it. He's unable to play on the sidewalk in front of his house, unless he's being watched by an adult. Nor can he go to the corner store by himself to buy candy.None of the restrictions is the result of any mental or physical disability. Quite the contrary.

BOY'S LIFE. Robert R. McCammon. Pocket Books. 440 pages. $21.95. With his last novel, "Mine," Robert McCammon made the leap from horror to general-interest fiction and the message was clear: Here's a writer to watch. With his new book, he has made an even greater leap. In "Boy's Life," Mr. McCammon makes it obvious he is a literary force to be reckoned with."Boy's Life" does more than artfully tell a story. It does more than develop fully wrought characters, create meticulously crafted dialogue and bring a setting and an era vividly to life.

Since news broke last night that Newark Mayor Cory Booker rushed into a burning home to save a woman, the Internet has exploded with Tweets. "Cory Booker" is trending in Baltimore -- and pretty much everywhere. The main meme is "#CoryBookerStories" where people jokingly try to top the reality of a mayor rushing into a fire to save a life. Maryland Del. Keiffer Mitchell offered: The roof, the roof, the roof is on fire. We don't need no water let the...oh, wait nevermind, @corybooker put it out. Here are a few of the better Tweets: Cory Booker isn't afraid of Friday the 13th.

Four days after limping out of M&T Bank Stadium with a 20-14 victory over the Cleveland Browns, the Ravens had starting cornerback Cary Williams , starting defensive end Cory Redding and kicker Billy Cundiff in practice Wednesday. However, right guard Marshal Yanda , a first-time Pro Bowl selection, remained sidelined by the rib contusion he suffered Saturday. Inside linebacker Dannell Ellerbe (concussion), defensive end Arthur Jones (illness) and wide receiver Anquan Boldin (knee)