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By Ken Murray, The Baltimore Sun | March 7, 2011
Towson University basketball coach Pat Kennedy, whose contract expired with a first-round loss in the Colonial Athletic Association, resigned after a seven-year run that produced 144 losses and no winning seasons. Mike Waddell, Towson's athletic director, made the announcement in a release Monday and said a national search will begin immediately. Waddell said he hoped to have the new coach in place "soon after the Final Four is complete in Houston, sometime during the first week in April or thereabout.
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By Ken Murray, The Baltimore Sun | November 30, 2010
The Ravens found a replacement for injured fullback Le'Ron McClain on Tuesday, signing free agent Jason McKie , who spent seven years with the Chicago Bears. To make room for McKie on the roster, general manager Ozzie Newsome announced the team had released safety Ken Hamlin . McKie, 5 feet 11 and 247 pounds, played with the Bears from 2003 to 2009. He started 11 of 16 games in 2009 with Chicago and was released last March. In 88 career games, including 47 starts, he contributed on goal-line offense, catching passes and blocking.
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By Jeff Seidel, Special to The Baltimore Sun | August 29, 2010
Talking about Pedro Silveren's wedding brings tears to the eyes of Betsy Harner. It probably always will. Silveren played for the short-season Single-A Aberdeen IronBirds in 2006 and 2007. He got married in March 2009, but his mother couldn't make it out of the Dominican Republic for the wedding, and Silveren asked Harner to walk with him down the aisle. "Oh my gosh, you can't even imagine what that meant to me," said Harner, wiping her eyes. Betsy and Michael Harner became close to Silveren by opening their home to him as a host family.
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By CANDUS THOMSON | March 8, 2009
If Grant Goldbeck ever stands on the podium and hoists the Bassmaster Classic trophy overhead, he'll have sexy underwear to thank. Contrary to what lots of folks think, cruising the country to fish competitively against other like-minded and like-skilled anglers is an expensive proposition. Unless you consistently finish on the podium at the elite level, prize money won't get you and your bass boat from Alabama to Texas. That's something guys like Goldbeck know only too well. The Maryland native will begin his third season this week fishing the Bassmaster Elite Series, an eight-event competition that every year provides a pipeline to the Classic.
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By Jamison Hensley and Jamison Hensley,Sun reporter | March 1, 2007
The Ravens cut running back Jamal Lewis yesterday, but the salary cap-related move doesn't signal the exit for the franchise's all-time leading rusher. Faced with few options in the free-agent market, the Ravens will continue talks in an effort to bring back Lewis, whose production has declined the past few seasons. "We are involved in negotiations with Jamal Lewis, and there has been good dialogue," Ravens general manager Ozzie Newsome said. "Jamal has been a significant contributor to us in the last seven seasons.
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By Kent Baker and Kent Baker,SUN STAFF | February 25, 2004
A long and winding basketball road traveled by Anton Jenifer finally reached heaven's door about 30 minutes from his Baltimore home. The union of Jenifer and Bowie State has been a happy and productive one for both parties, climaxing nearly eight years and countless starts and restarts for the former Walbrook High All-Metro guard, who will lead the defending Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association champions into the league tournament tomorrow in...