Jeremy

On Sunday, November 16, 2003, suddenly while cruising in Florida on his sailboat. Jeremy will be greatly missed by his parents Dorothy and Richard Tolson, his sister and brother-in-law Sarah and Randy Montgomery and his nieces Hannah and Rachel. Friends are invited to join Jeremy's family at a memorial event to celebrate Jeremy's life on Sunday, February 29th at 2 P.M. at The Catalina Marina and Restaurant at Harborview, off Key Highway just south of the Rusty Scupper in Baltimore's Inner Harbor.

Jeremy Guthrie received a warm reception from the crowd at Camden Yards when he took the mound Thursday for the first time here since he was traded away before last season. Then the Kansas City Royals right-hander did his part to beat his former team, handing the Orioles a 6-2 defeat in front of an announced 23,282. Guthrie, who was the Orioles' Opening Day starter in 2008, '09 and '11, held them to two runs (one earned) on seven hits over six innings to snap the Orioles' season-high four-game winning streak and allow the Royals to salvage the series finale.

On May 24, 2004 JEREMY ALAN FORSYTHE; beloved son of David L. and Charlotte Wilson and Gregory Forsythe; devoted grandson of Henry and Helen Harbin, Eldon Wilson, Catherine Gurley, Edith and the late Walter Forsythe; dear nephew of Harold Chatham, Mary Noonkester, Joann Harbin, Mark and Sherry Wilson and the late Michael Harbin; cousin of Jennifer, Michael and Joshua Harbin, Jeffery Sayers, Roland and Joseph Udich, Tiffany and Judson Chatham and Ashley...

When Jeremy Guthrie came to Baltimore as a member of the Kansas City Royals last August it wasn't his turn to pitch. So he watched four games, signed autographs and soaked in the atmosphere from the visiting side. On Thursday night, the right-hander is scheduled to take the mound at Camden Yards and face the Orioles for the first time in his career after spending five seasons in orange and black. “It's great -- fond memories, great coming back to the fans,” said Guthrie, who was 47-65 with a 4.12 ERA in 161 games with the Orioles from 2007 to 2011.

Kate McGregor and Jeremy Dykes knew each other growing up, because Jeremy was a friend of Kate's brother. It wasn't until they were reunited last spring that they saw each other in a new light. In fact, they made such an impression on each other that three months later, they were engaged. "We weren't together all that long," says Jeremy, "but we knew it was going to work." Both attended the former Rock Church Academy in Towson until Kate moved with her parents, former Orioles pitcher Scott McGregor and Cara McGregor, and her two brothers, to Delaware before she entered the eighth grade.

Strengths -- He throws his fastball at 95, 96 [mph]. His splitter is his put-away pitch. That's what he goes to. He's very aggressive. He comes right at you. Weaknesses -- He is a guy, you can sit on his fastball, but you've got to get past his splitter. He can be a deep-count pitcher. He doesn't always get ahead, and he can get that fastball up in the zone with no movement. Overall -- Everything for him is predicated on his command. If he throws strikes and pitches ahead, he is tough.

WASHINGTON -- Joseph J. Trento and his colleagues spent months last year unsuccessfully offering an unlikely news story to TV producers and newspaper reporters: A neurological disease that affected British cattle might spread to humans.Armed with a notebook of scientific studies and British press reports, Trento tried network news shows, TV newsmagazines, newspapers and news weeklies.Nah, they said, it's not for us. Too outlandish. Too unproven. Too British."I couldn't sell it anywhere," Trento recalls.

CLYDE, N.C. - The old man looks down at the grave, so fresh it has no marker and the squares of sod have not yet grown together. He has come to visit his only grandson. Rayburn Seeley last set foot on this spot Jan. 22, the day Army Spc. Jeremy S. Seeley was buried with military honors outside his hometown at age 28. Now the grandfather gives an impromptu salute, standing motionless against a backdrop of clouds streaming past the Blue Ridge Mountains. "We fought in different wars," said the proud veteran of World War II, "but we was still comrades in arms."

Forward Jeremy Voelkel stands on the sidelines, watching his Carroll Christian High School soccer teammates in a scrimmage. He occasionally exchanges a few words with coach Matt Reisberg."

Maryland backup quarterback Jeremy Ricker has been released from his scholarship, his father, Robert, said yesterday. Ricker, a highly touted recruit from Bishop McDevitt High School in Harrisburg, Pa., had stopped going to spring practices, and Maryland coach Ralph Friedgen said Ricker planned to transfer. According to his father, Ricker wasn't getting enough repetitions at practice as the No. 4 quarterback on the depth chart and, therefore, "wasn't getting better." "There's a difference of opinion with the situation as far as how they chose to do things and how we thought things should be done," Robert Ricker said.

Jeremy Mattoon, who guided Hood's men's lacrosse team for the past two seasons, will not be back for a third. Adrienne Mullikin, the college's sports information director, said Monday afternoon that Mattoon did not coach in the Blazers' regular-season finale against Widener on Saturday. The team's assistant coaches shared the head-coaching duties in a17-7 loss. Mattoon's name and bio are no longer on the team's website. Citing privacy laws, Mullikin declined to discuss the reason for Mattoon's departure.

When twin brothers Jeremy and Michael DeGraffenreidt decided to pick musical instruments when they were younger, nobody close to them was surprised which ones they chose. Jeremy, brash and outgoing, wanted to bang on drums. Michael, laid back and analytical, was determined to master the saxophone. Their contrasting personalities can also be found at different ends of the soccer field at Loyola this season, making the No. 2 Dons a prime contender for this year's Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association A Conference championship.

PHILADELPHIA -- The Philadelphia Eagles - the Ravens' next opponent this Sunday - have yet to take the practice field here at the organization's training facility, but coach Andy Reid has already informed the media that wide receivers DeSean Jackson and Jeremy Maclin will not take part in Thursday's practice. Reid announced that Jackson is dealing with a sore hamstring. Maclin did not practice Wednesday after suffering a hip pointer in the team's 17-16 win against the Cleveland Browns Sunday.

It appears Jeremy Lin is leaving New York, and for once, Knicks owner James Dolan has decided to put the checkbook down. By not matching a 3-year, $25.1 million offer sheet from the Houston Rockets, Lin is heading to Texas. Dolan has a history of throwing money at his problems -- with both the Knicks and New York Rangers, which he also owns -- and this time, he didn't. He just felt it wasn't worth it, and I have to agree. There's no question Lin can play in the NBA and produce. His 14 points and six assists per game last season are evident of that.

Don't blame Carmelo Anthony if the Knicks don't match Jeremy Lin's offer sheet from the Houston Rockets. Anthony said in a text message with Yahoo! Sports on Sunday that if the Knicks don't match the offer sheet for the point guard, it's not because of Anthony. Still, Anthony didn't appear excited at the prospect of the Knicks offering what he views as an oddly structured contract. Yahoo! Sports reported that the Knicks are unlikely to bring Lin back. “It's up to the organization to say they want to match that ridiculous contract that's out there,” Anthony told reporters following Team USA's practice Sunday.

Jeremy Noble, Denver Sophomore, Orangeville, Ontario, midfielder Noble had a record-setting performance in the Pioneers' 16-14 upset of No. 8 seed North Carolina in a NCAA tournament first-round game Saturday night. The 5-foot-8, 165-pound midfielder collected a career-best 10 points on three goals and a career-high seven assists. The point total was a single-game Denver record. Noble posted one goal and four assists in a pivotal third quarter in which the Pioneers turned a 10-8 halftime deficit into a 13-12 lead heading into the fourth quarter; he then added two assists in the final period.

North Carolina State basketball player Jeremy Hyatt was misidentified in a photograph in yesterday's editions.The Sun regrets the error.Pub Date: 2/07/97

The "Vampire Diaries" comeback was awful. So awful that I can't even think of any bad comebacks to compare it to.   The most interesting thing that happened is Jeremy was totally badass.     “I shot a hybrid in the back and chopped his head off with a meat cleaver. Typical Sunday, huh?” Jeremy says. (Watching it happen was so much better!)   Unfortunately, Jeremy's change of character doesn't go over well with Elena.   “Vampires, hybrids and originals: No problem.

The surprising success of N.Y. Knicks' guard Jeremy Lin has become one of the year's best sports/human interest stories  -- and e-book authors are rushing to cash in on it. Lin, an Asian-American who graduated from Harvard, wasn't drafted by an NBA team and was cut by two teams before finding a spot far down the Knicks' bench. Injuries to other players gave him a chance to start, and he has been phenomenal ever since (except for Thursday's disaster against the Miami Heat). Whenever there's a good story, publishers won't be far behind.

Stefon Diggs, your coach has had a bad past couple of weeks, your own blowout commitment bash notwithstanding . His former ACC Rookie of the Year quarterback transferred. Then he was pilloried for dictating the terms of that transfer release. After finally giving in, he dug in for what might be a protracted battle against James Franklin and Vanderbilt. Then you, the face of a downtrodden program's recruiting class, had to go and tweet something like this Thursday night: “Everybody need to get off Jeremy Lin egg roll and dumplings he's good though .” Diggs' questionable foray into Linsanity was deleted from his Twitter feed , but another Chinese food-inspired post remains there for all of his 4,000-plus followers to see: “Get off his egg roll and dumplins please RT @QuyeneeThePooh: @Marseanbaybee Jeremy Lin is all of it.” Given the uproar over an inappropriate ESPN headline last week that cost the responsible editor his job and a series of tasteless tweets last month that got a big-time cornerback prospect expelled from prep school , you'd think the Good Counsel star would be a little more discerning with his choice of words.