OAKLAND, Calif. — Tigers left-hander Kenny Rogers said Monday he plans to rest his sore pitching elbow for about a week before playing catch.
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OAKLAND, Calif. — Tigers left-hander Kenny Rogers said Monday he plans to rest his sore pitching elbow for about a week before playing catch.
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Gilbert Jones used a conventional approach Monday to kill fire ants. The Seadrift man used cockroach spray to douse the pests’ mounds. That’s a far cry from the tool he once used - electricity.
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When nearby residents passed the old Perrin Thomas School a year ago, frustration boiled in their guts. These days, the emotion has changed to excitement. A community park, complete with extensive playground equipment and a fenced baseball field, has taken the place of an empty schoolyard that was closed to residents nearly half the year to make way for USC football game parking. “I think it’s …
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COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. — Cal Ripken Jr. and Tony Gwynn took their place in baseball’s shrine Sunday, saluted as much for their Hall of Fame careers as their character off the field. Commissioner Bud Selig and a record crowd came to cheer them and all that is good about the game.
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By DAVID WETHE ARLINGTON — To get into his first Texas Rangers game, Brian Gorham didn’t need a ticket. He simply flashed his cellphone. His baseball ticket was sent via text message a few days earlier to his sleek Motorola KRZR. “I thought it was really cool,” said Gorham, a native of Greenville, N.C., in town last week for job training. “What it says is that text messaging has become …
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Tens of thousands of baseball fans are in Cooperstown where Cal Ripken Junior and Tony Gwynn are being inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame. The two baseball greats are members of a dying breed, having played their entire careers with one team.
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Gary Matthews Jr. broke out of an 0-for-19 drought with three run-scoring hits and robbed Craig Monroe of a grand slam, leading the Los Angeles Angels to an 11-6 victory over the Detroit Tigers on Friday night in a matchup of division leaders.
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Minor league baseball players around the country will soon be wearing jackets and fleece made by a Bangor company and already worn by major leaguers.
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TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) — Ash trees are being turned into baseball bats for Little Leaguers, park benches and baby furniture as cities around the Midwest tr…
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According to Project on Emerging Nanotechnologies Director, “Today, FDA took a step forward in fulfilling its responsibilities for nanotechnology oversight. If nanotechnology regulation was a baseball game, FDA has scored the first run in the first inning. But the agency must act rapidly to adopt and fully implement the Nanotechnology Task Force’s recommendations.”
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