NEWS
March 1, 2006
Stu Grantham, Century SPORT WRESTLING BOYS STATS -- Wrestling in the 171-pound weight class, Grantham (29-9 prior to regionals) finished third at the recent Carroll County tournament and entered last weekend's regional meet as a No. 6 seed. SIDELINES -- A private in the Maryland Army National Guard, the senior is scheduled to depart for boot camp in Fort Sill, Okla., in July. He hopes to eventually make a career as an officer in the Army. Another goal is to someday become an educator.
BUSINESS
By Ross Hetrick and Ross Hetrick,Staff Writer | February 26, 1992
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Maryland, the state's largest health insurer, is locked in a legal battle with Leona Enterprises Inc. of River Vale, N.J., over a credit card operation that Blue Cross started three years ago and now wants to sell.The fight is over the MEDCASH card, a credit card that Blue Cross introduced in late 1988. In a suit filed in U.S. District Court in Baltimore, Blue Cross is trying to compel Leona to honor an agreement to buy the operation, said Philip H. Grantham, Blue Cross' senior vice president for corporate staff.
BUSINESS
By Ross Hetrick and Ross Hetrick,Staff Writer | February 26, 1992
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Maryland, the state's largest health insurer, is locked in a legal battle with Leona Enterprises Inc. of River Vale, N.J., over a credit card operation that Blue Cross started three years ago and now wants to sell.The fight is over the MEDCASH card, a credit card that Blue Cross introduced in late 1988. In a suit filed in U.S. District Court in Baltimore, Blue Cross is trying to compel Leona to honor an agreement to buy the operation, said Philip H. Grantham, Blue Cross' senior vice president for corporate staff.
SPORTS
By Jonathan Bor and Jonathan Bor,Evening Sun Staff | December 19, 1991
NEW YORK -- In the days after Magic Johnson's Nov. 7 announcement that he carries the AIDS virus, his peers in pro basketball began to wonder whether they were at risk, whether they should get tested and how one contracts the disease."
SPORTS
By NICK MARGIASSO and NICK MARGIASSO,SPECIAL TO THE SUN | November 11, 2005
In Morgan State's final game of a disappointing 2005 season, the Bears were passed and run over by an offense like a diesel truck - the license plate read "SCSU." Morgan State (2-9, 1-7 in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference) showed everyone in attendance last night - and watching on ESPNU - why it was ranked 99th out of 116 I-AA teams defensively, letting South Carolina State (8-2, 6-1) drive the length of the field for touchdowns on its first three possessions of a dreadful 65-15 game that the Bears were never really in. "At this juncture, you're not really playing for anything other than pride and respect," Morgan State coach Donald Hill-Eley said.
SPORTS
By Stan Rappaport and Stan Rappaport,SUN STAFF | May 19, 1996
The situation called for someone that could deliver in the clutch."If there's anyone on my team I would want in that situation, it's Stacey," Howard coach Dave Vezzi said.That's Stacey Swiney.Freshman Stacey Swiney."The more pressure, the better I do," Swiney said.She proved that dramatically yesterday with a one-out double in the sixth that broke up Emily Hall's no-hitter and helped Howard to a four-run inning and a 4-2 victory over visiting Centennial in the 3A East region championship.