BELFAST - For many Maine folks, springtime traditions involve digging out baseball gloves or running shoes from the closet. Fred Ludwig, however, gets his springtime rush paddling down some of the state's most challenging rivers. And doing it very fast.
By Chris Hunn Register Staff WALLINGFORD -- Sporting a Manny Ramirez Boston Red Sox jersey, Jason Soares stands in left field of what is his backyard-converted Wiffle ball field.
NEW YORK - Adam Wainwright became the first Cardinals pitcher to win since Joaquin Andujar in 1984 and succeeded Greg Maddux, who won his record 18th Gold Glove last year. Wainwright also is a favorite for the NL Cy Young Award after going 19-8 with a 2.63 ERA. I would have thought if there was one award that I would never win, or never have a chance to win, that would be a Gold Glove Award," Wainwright said. "There's probably a ton of guys that are better fielders than me.
The real world has a tight hold on Ben Urbain's time, and his heart is held captive by two young ladies who look at him with trusting eyes. It wasn't long ago Urbain was graduating from Western Dubuque High School with visions of carefree days at Clarke College running through his head. Then his girlfriend (18-year-old Annah Baumhover) became pregnant, and Ben's life changed forever when little Lily came along 31/2 months ago.
More than 3,350 dedicated fans filled the seats of Evansville's Bosse Field on Friday evening for the opening game of the Evansville Otter's 18th season. Some came armed with baseball gloves but all came with a love for the game, as the Otters took on the Washington Wild Things from Washington, Pa. The Otters dropped their opener 4-3, but to the fans, it didn't matter how the game would end -
Second Street in Pomona was the Victoria Gardens of its day, a shoppers' paradise where everyone came for just about everything, from dresses to hammers, prescription drugs to baseball gloves, neckties to house paint. Online Extra: Read more David Allen colunms
ONLINE: Want more baseball? Check out the Gazettes baseball blog at: blogs.wvgazette.com/baseball CINCINNATI - A pair of fuzzy blue gloves sat atop the pile of fan mail on the corner of manager Dusty Baker's desk, a sure sign that opening day was at hand.
I never had a soccer mom or a baseball dad while I was growing up in Columbia. Things were simpler back in the 1970s. Child psychologists had yet to establish that failure to haul your children various places in a minivan at least three hours each day would likely lead them to become serial killers or, worse yet, divorce lawyers. So my parents did what a lot of parents were doing with their kids back then - as little as possible. My father was an extremely busy man during this time. That was explained to me at a very young age, and I simply accepted it as reality. He would put on his suit early in the morning and go to his office and work as a businessman during the day. Then he would go to important political meetings and conferences and councils every evening. Then he and all of the ...
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