BUSINESS
By KNIGHT RIDDER | July 27, 1998
Men are from Mars and women are from Venus, and nowhere is that more apparent than in the workplace.Consider this familiar scene at a business meeting: A female manager sits among a roomful of men. The men dominate the conversation, with most throwing in their 2 cents' worth without a moment of hesitation. The woman has something to say but instead nods amiably and remains tight-lipped. When she does decide to speak, she prefaces her comment with a tentative, "I'm no expert, but ."Pffffft.
SPORTS
October 5, 1998
HockeyCoyotes: Assigned former Bandits F J. F. Jomphe to IHL Las Vegas.Sharks: Re-signed restricted free-agent C Mike Ricci.Pub Date: 10/05/98
FEATURES
By John Dorsey | March 19, 1995
The holy family's flight into Egypt has been a favorite subject for artists down the ages. In standard versions, they appear as three lonely figures with a donkey, traversing hostile terrain or perhaps huddled under a tree in a storm.But not in 18th-century Venice!In the first room of the National Gallery's splendid "The Glory of Venice: Art in the Eighteenth Century," the viewer encounters Sebastiano Ricci's "The Flight Into Egypt," painted about 1713. In it, a gallant Joseph, holding the baby Jesus in one arm, chivalrously guides Mary into a small boat.
NEWS
May 12, 1994
Two knife-wielding intruders forced their way into an apartment in the 4900 block of Brookwood Road early yesterday, cut two of the residents and fled with an undisclosed amount of money, county police said.Charles Richard Plowman, 34, received a small cut to his arm and chest, police said. Cheri Lynn Ricci, 29, was cut on the neck. Barbara Ann Plowman, 36, Mr. Plowman's wife, was not harmed, police said. Neither Mr. Plowman nor Ms. Ricci, who shares the apartment with the couple, received medical treatment, police said.
SPORTS
By Kent Baker | August 8, 1993
A rain delay last night ruined Brian DuBois' bid for a complete game, but it didn't prevent him from winning his fifth straight game.The Bowie left-hander departed after five innings and a 1-hour, 2-minute delay with a two-run lead. Chuck Ricci protected it, as the Baysox beat Reading, 2-0, in the seven-inning opener of a doubleheader at Memorial Stadium.It was a key game for the skidding Baysox (56-54), who had lost seven of their previous nine and 13 of 19 and had not won a series in a month.
SPORTS
By Kent Baker | August 8, 1993
Victories are becoming essential now if the Bowie Baysox are to land a spot in the four-team Eastern League playoffs.Last night before 5,858 fans at Memorial Stadium, Bowie secured one victory, then blew one.After beating Reading, 2-0, behind a combined six-hitter by Brian DuBois and Chuck Ricci in the opener, the Baysox wasted a three-run lead and dropped the nightcap, 6-4.The Phillies trailed 4-2 against Erik Schullstrom in the second game before knocking...
SPORTS
By From Staff Reports | May 12, 1993
READING, Pa. -- Jeff Jackson's two-run home run in the 13th inning last night led the Reading Phillies over the Bowie Baysox, 5-3, in an Eastern League game.With two out in the inning, Mica Lewis singled and stole second. Jackson then hit a 2-0 pitch by Chuck Ricci (4-1) over the wall in left.Reading (14-14) had taken a 3-1 lead after three innings with Gene Schall, who finished 4-for-6, knocking in two runs with RBI singles, and Sam Taylor driving in a run on a groundout.Bowie (17-12) tied it 3-3 with an unearned run in the seventh, and it stayed that way until Jackson's third homer of the season.
SPORTS
By Kent Baker Red Wings: Buford stays hot ROCHESTER, NEW YORK Kent Baker | May 2, 1993
For three years, Chuck Ricci pitched in pain that got progressively worse.Doctors were having trouble finding the cause until an arthrogram last July showed some tears in his right arm.So, Ricci went on a five-day therapy program of light weights and work on a Cybex machine that "ended up making my arm as strong as ever."The stiffness is gone and it's nice and loose again. It's like nothing ever happened."Now the results on the field are improving accordingly for Ricci and the Bowie Baysox.
SPORTS
By Gary Lambrecht | June 9, 1993
Thunder and lightning showed up in abundance at Memorial Stadium last night, and some of it was not weather-related.Before a violent thunderstorm halted the game between the Bowie Baysox and the Binghamton Mets in the top of the fifth inning, the teams played to an 8-8 tie and combined for 18 hits.The game will be resumed tonight at 6:05, with Binghamton batting and no one out with Frank Jacobs on first. The regularly scheduled game will follow, and it will be a seven-inning contest.Last night's offensive show included three home runs and five doubles, and it left Baysox starter Jose Mercedes searching for his first victory of the season.
SPORTS
By Knight-Ridder News Service | December 4, 1992
PHILADELPHIA -- The uniforms have changed, from Flyers orange, black and white to the pale blue, white and red of the Quebec Nordiques.But Flyers fans won't have any difficulty recognizing Ron Hextall, Mike Ricci and Steve Duchesne tonight when the Nordiques visit the Spectrum for the first time during the regular season since The Trade.Hextall will be the masked man carrying a big stick and protecting Quebec's net. Ricci will be the pesky center, moving the puck and tirelessly working the corners.