Dunigan

On November 10, 2004, ROBERT BARRY SR.; beloved husband of Patricia Temple Dunigan; loving father of Karen Dunigan Bradley and husband Richard, Patricia Dunigan Pew and husband Ronald, Robert Barry Dunigan Jr. and wife Jane Marie, Sarah Dunigan Spaulding and husband Steven, Linda Dunigan Marrs and husband Christopher, Helen Dunigan Silk and husband William, Matthew John Dunigan and wife Cheryl and Mark Temple Dunigan and wife Emily. Also survived by 19 loving grandchildren. Friends may call at JOSEPH GAWLER'S SONS, INC., 5130 Wisconsin Ave. at Harrison St., NW, on Sunday, November 14, 2004, from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 P.M., where prayers will be held at 7 P.M. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at Holy Redeemer Catholic, 9705 Summit Ave., Kensington MD 20895, on Monday, November 15, 2004, at 10 A.M. Interment at Gate of Heaven Cemetery.

On November 10, 2004, ROBERT BARRY SR.; beloved husband of Patricia Temple Dunigan; loving father of Karen Dunigan Bradley and husband Richard, Patricia Dunigan Pew and husband Ronald, Robert Barry Dunigan Jr. and wife Jane Marie, Sarah Dunigan Spaulding and husband Steven, Linda Dunigan Marrs and husband Christopher, Helen Dunigan Silk and husband William, Matthew John Dunigan and wife Cheryl and Mark Temple Dunigan and wife Emily. Also survived by 19 loving grandchildren. Friends may call at JOSEPH GAWLER'S SONS, INC., 5130 Wisconsin Ave. at Harrison St., NW, on Sunday, November 14, 2004, from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 P.M., where prayers will be held at 7 P.M. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at Holy Redeemer Catholic, 9705 Summit Ave., Kensington MD 20895, on Monday, November 15, 2004, at 10 A.M. Interment at Gate of Heaven Cemetery.

Birmingham Barracudas quarterback Matt Dunigan, who leads the Canadian Football League with 34 touchdown passes, will miss the remainder of the season with a broken finger he suffered on his throwing hand during Thursday night's 45-18 loss to the Edmonton Eskimos.

On November 10, 2004, EDITH M. (nee Shilling); beloved wife of the late Joseph C. Doyle; devoted mother of Patricia D. Balassone and Suzanne D. Friedman; dear mother-in-law of Frank S. Balassone and Herbert N. Friedman, M.D.; loving grandmother of Erin E. and Emily R. Balassone, Corey S. and Colin J. Friedman. Christian Wake Service will be held at the Lassahn Funeral Home (Overlea), 7401 Belair Rd., on Friday 2:30 P.M. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at St. Michael Church, Overlea, Saturday, 9 A.M. Entombment Parkwood Cemetery.

Baltimore rush end Elfrid Payton knows first-hand about Matt Dunigan's competitive spirit."He's got a great mentality, a linebacker's mentality," said Payton, who went to Grey Cups each of the previous two years with Dunigan and the Winnipeg Blue Bombers. "I'd go to war with him any day."Payton will be chasing Dunigan, not joining him, when Baltimore challenges Winnipeg for the CFL Eastern Division title today at Memorial Stadium. The game could hinge on the success or failure of Payton and O. J. Brigance in reaching the Bombers' quarterback.

Caught up in the emotion of the moment, Winnipeg quarterback Matt Dunigan started heaving footballs into the stands last week during a 35-28 victory over Toronto that clinched the Eastern Division title.The score was 35-11 when Dunigan rained four footballs on fans at Winnipeg Stadium. Once Blue Bombers coach Cal Murphy noticed, he promptly informed Dunigan the giveaway would cost him $200, at $50 a ball."Well, make it $250," Dunigan said, grabbing a fifth, "because here goes another one."

On November 10, 2004, EDITH M. (nee Shilling); beloved wife of the late Joseph C. Doyle; devoted mother of Patricia D. Balassone and Suzanne D. Friedman; dear mother-in-law of Frank S. Balassone and Herbert N. Friedman, M.D.; loving grandmother of Erin E. and Emily R. Balassone, Corey S. and Colin J. Friedman. Christian Wake Service will be held at the Lassahn Funeral Home (Overlea), 7401 Belair Rd., on Friday 2:30 P.M. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at St. Michael Church, Overlea, Saturday, 9 A.M. Entombment Parkwood Cemetery.

WINNIPEG, Manitoba -- Baltimore's defense left little to chance in yesterday's 14-12 win over the Winnipeg Blue Bombers."We did everything we said we had to," said CFLs nose tackle Jearld Baylis. "We had to score on defense, and we had to keep them out of the end zone."Not only did Baltimore keep the CFL's No. 2 scoring offense from scoring a touchdown, but it also produced the only touchdown of the game, a first-quarter fumble recovery and 10-yard run by cornerback Karl Anthony.The Blue Bombers averaged 36 points and 352 yards in total offense this season, but quarterback Matt Dunigan could generate only three field goals and 171 yards yesterday.

On January 1, 2004 JOSEPH F. DOUGLASS, beloved husband of Jean Douglass (nee Fiscella); devoted father of Jo-Anne Stough, Christine Jacobs, LorraineDoucette and Cheryl Dunigan; grandfather of Garrett and Danny Jacobs, Steven and Ken Doucette, Maeve, Silas and Annabelle Dunigan. He is also survived by half-brothers Jack, Wallace, Chauncy and Raymond Elliott and half-sisters Doris Goman and Joan Yandell. He is predeceased by brother Arthur Douglass. The family will receive friends at the Sterling-Ashton-Scwhab Funeral Home Inc., 736 Edmondson Ave (1/2 mile west of beltway exit 14)

He thought that if he asked too early he wouldn't get to see the rest of the game.Local sweethearts Matt J. Dunigan and Cheryl P. Douglass were spectators at yesterday's exhibition between the Orioles and Mets at the new Camden Yards ballpark, the first game played in the new stadium.By the end of the home team's 5-3 victory, they were also the first people engaged at Oriole Park."Right after the game he got down on one knee and said he wanted to spend the rest of his life with me," said Ms. Douglass, 26, a graduate student.

On January 1, 2004 JOSEPH F. DOUGLASS, beloved husband of Jean Douglass (nee Fiscella); devoted father of Jo-Anne Stough, Christine Jacobs, LorraineDoucette and Cheryl Dunigan; grandfather of Garrett and Danny Jacobs, Steven and Ken Doucette, Maeve, Silas and Annabelle Dunigan. He is also survived by half-brothers Jack, Wallace, Chauncy and Raymond Elliott and half-sisters Doris Goman and Joan Yandell. He is predeceased by brother Arthur Douglass. The family will receive friends at the Sterling-Ashton-Scwhab Funeral Home Inc., 736 Edmondson Ave (1/2 mile west of beltway exit 14)

At 9:56 a.m. yesterday - just 26 minutes after the New York Stock Exchange's opening bell - the Dow Jones industrial average had fallen 171 points. Within an hour, it had climbed 209 points, only to slide 244 points by 2:50 p.m. At 4 p.m., when the stock market mercifully closed for the day, the Dow ended its wild ride 117 points lower than where it started. It has been gyrating that way for weeks and giving investors headaches. With all of the volatility, what are investors supposed to do?

Birmingham Barracudas quarterback Matt Dunigan, who leads the Canadian Football League with 34 touchdown passes, will miss the remainder of the season with a broken finger he suffered on his throwing hand during Thursday night's 45-18 loss to the Edmonton Eskimos.

The first shock wave hit two weeks ago in Memphis, when only 4,371 fans showed up at the Liberty Bowl to watch the Mad Dogs edge Shreveport.That was a prelude to the hit Birmingham absorbed at the turnstiles on Sunday, when only 5,289 sat in Legion Field to watch the Barracudas blow out Ottawa.Those marked the smallest crowds to see a Canadian Football League game this season, with each low point coming in a U.S. expansion city. The huge number of no-shows calls into further question whether three-down football can compete with the NFL and major college ball, even in traditional football-mad areas.

Site: Memorial StadiumTime: 7:30TV/Radio: HTS tape delay, Sunday, 8 p.m./WJFK (1300 AM), WGRX (100.7 FM)Records: Baltimore 8-3, Birmingham 6-4.Last week: Baltimore beat Hamilton, 41-14; Birmingham scored 35 unanswered points in the fourth quarter in a come-from-behind, 56-46 victory in Ottawa.First meeting: On July 29 in Birmingham, the Stallions rolled to a 27-8 halftime lead and cruised to a 36-8 victory.On the sidelines: Baltimore's Don Matthews has a 118-69-1 record in his 11th CFL season.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. -- Baltimore Stallions halfback Charles Anthony said the credit should go to the defensive line. Linebacker O. J. Brigance, who spent the evening performing well at his old defensive end position, gave the highest praise to the backfield behind him.The bottom line is that both parts of the Baltimore defense combined on a stellar performance in Saturday's 36-8 rout of the Birmingham Barracudas. It was a show that, besides putting Baltimore (4-1) alone atop the Canadian Football League's Southern Division for the first time this season, solidified the Stallions as the league's premier defense.

WINNIPEG, Manitoba -- After throwing for three first-half interceptions, quarterback Matt Dunigan brought the WinnipegBlue Bombers back from a 15-point deficit to beat the Baltimore CFLs, 39-32, before 22,398 at Winnipeg Stadium last night.Dunigan threw for four touchdown passes and ran for another, as the Bombers (2-2) moved into a first-place tie with the CFLs and Ottawa Rough Riders in the Canadian Football League's East Division.The Bombers rallied from a 25-10 deficit to tie the game at 25 after the third quarter.

In a veteran free-agent class that features three marquee quarterbacks, rush end Tim Cofield is one of the Canadian Football League's most wanted men. Three teams from the NFL, and at least four from the CFL, have expressed serious interest.But because of Cofield's age (32 in May) and the team's first-year success, Baltimore stands a good chance of landing the 6-foot-2, 245-pound pass rusher supreme."I don't see the NFL messing with a 32-year-old guy," said Baltimore assistant general manager Jim Popp, "although it is hurting for pass rushers."

WINNIPEG, Manitoba -- Baltimore's defense left little to chance in yesterday's 14-12 win over the Winnipeg Blue Bombers."We did everything we said we had to," said CFLs nose tackle Jearld Baylis. "We had to score on defense, and we had to keep them out of the end zone."Not only did Baltimore keep the CFL's No. 2 scoring offense from scoring a touchdown, but it also produced the only touchdown of the game, a first-quarter fumble recovery and 10-yard run by cornerback Karl Anthony.The Blue Bombers averaged 36 points and 352 yards in total offense this season, but quarterback Matt Dunigan could generate only three field goals and 171 yards yesterday.