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Marathon of the Palm Beaches goes green
The Marathon of the Palm Beaches is going green. The fifth annual marathon and half marathon set for Sunday has implemented green initiatives to help runners and environment at the same time that West Palm Beach Mayor Lois Frankel has made it her mission...Tags: Ronald McDonald House Charities, Table Tennis, Lois Frankel, Tennis, Marathon of the Palm Beaches
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Hernandez's immaculate inning highlights Marlins' loss
Sun-Sentinel.comSEATTLE – Called strike, called strike, swinging strike; called strike, swinging strike, foul tip; called strike, swinging strike, called strike. Felix Hernandez wasn't good Tuesday against the Marlins. He was immaculate. As part of his 7 1/3-inning...Tags: Mike Lowell, Placido Polanco, Raul Ibanez, Rick Helling, Latroy Hawkins
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Marlins' No. 1 pick agrees to deal
South Florida Sun-SentinelThe Marlins have agreed to terms with first-round draft pick Kyle Skipworth pending a physical, according to a source who has spoken with club officials. Skipworth, a catcher out of Patriot High School in Riverside, Calif., whom the Marlins selected...Tags: Baseball, Major League Baseball, Alex Gonzalez, Latroy Hawkins, Juan Encarnacion
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Phelps tops Peirsol in 100 back, caps big meet
Michael Phelps of Rodgers Forge ended his drought against Aaron Peirsol and is ready to start turning his attention toward the U.S. Olympic trials. Phelps completed a busy day by beating Peirsol in the 100-meter backstroke at the Santa Clara (Calif.)...Tags: Soccer, Swimming, National Basketball Association, Roger Federer, Michael Phelps
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Johan Santana, Mets down Marlins, 7-2
Associated PressJohan Santana and one big inning were all the New York Mets needed. Santana struck out eight in seven dominant innings, David Wright hit a three-run double and New York opened its season with a 7-2 win Monday over the Florida Marlins. If only the Mets...Tags: Cy Young, David Wright, Marlon Anderson, New York Mets, Major League Baseball
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Conine thrilled to be near LI's golf country
erik.boland@newsday.comJeff Conine stood at his locker in the Mets clubhouse on the afternoon of Aug. 21 greeting some of his new teammates. The veteran infielder was traded the afternoon before from the Reds to the Mets, a likely postseason participant. When talking to...Tags: Boston Red Sox, Baltimore Orioles, Robert Moses, John Starks, U.S. Open Golf
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From the Cubicle
I know what's gotten into the Cubs. It's not the injuries. It's not a mysterious inability to hit lefties. That's nothing new. It's not a lack of a deadline trade. It's the itch mites, silly. The Cubs have all been bitten. They've lost 10 of their...Tags: Felix Pie, Major League Baseball, Mike Stanton, Eddie Guardado, Scott Eyre
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Stadium-hopping in Florida
Special to Baltimoresun.comWelcome to paradise. Well, welcome to a baseball fan's version of it. I am on Florida's Gulf Coast on a tour of several spring training venues, known informally as the Grapefruit League. I've been to spring training in Florida twice before and to...Tags: Grapefruit League, Rob McNamara, Baltimore Orioles, Whitey Ford, Oriole Park at Camden Yards
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Lilly pitches Cubs past Reds
Tribune staff reporterLou Piniella couldn't have written it any better if his name had been Hemingway. A brilliant debut by free-agent left-hander Ted Lilly, some clutch hitting by Cesar Izturis and Mark DeRosa and two innings of hitless relief from Bob Howry and Ryan...Tags: Bob Howry, Carlos Zambrano, Lou Piniella, Cesar Izturis, Ken Griffey Jr.
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7th-inning mistakes turn lead into loss
Tribune staff reporterSeven weeks of spring training was not long enough for manager Lou Piniella to make any snap judgments about his team. But after the Cubs blew a late lead Thursday in a 5-2 loss to Cincinnati, he has a better indication of what things he has to watch...Tags: Bob Howry, Lou Piniella, Jason Marquis, Baseball, Major League Baseball
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No hits? No problem
STAFF WRITERIn short, the Mets avoided becoming no-hit victims for the eighth time in their history, averted a loss to the Marlins and escaped formal elimination from the National League East race, at least temporarily. But the reality of their 3-2 victory last night...Tags: Todd Jones, David Wright, Ceremonies, National League, New York Mets
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Best Rookies
Mike Jacobs, Josh Johnson, Ricky Nolasco, Scott Olsen, Hanley Ramirez, Anibal Sanchez, Taylor Tankersley, Dan Uggla and Josh Willingham Florida Marlins, Floridamarlins.com Earlier this year, these guys were nobodies, losers even. Worse than that,...Tags: Mike Lowell, Roger Clemens, National League, Josh Beckett, Major League Baseball
Dec 4, 2008
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Mar 31, 2008
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Aug 30, 2007
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Aug 16, 2007
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Mar 23, 2007
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