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Tamayo makes U.S. Olympic team
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Column | Jul 5, 2012 | 4:59 AMIt's no secret that the Valley Preferred Cycling Center in Trexlertown will be hosting the 2012 USA Junior Track Nationals. The mecca of track cycling in the United States also will host "Junior Natz" in 2013. The event gives future U.S. cycling stars... -
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John Brinson did not have a golden parachute
Column | Apr 21, 2012 | 1:22 PMJohn Brinson, the Lehigh Valley's renowned fitness whiz, knows a lot about parachutes, having gone to the Army's paratrooper and ranger schools after finishing near the top of his class at West Point. He did not know enough about golden parachutes. In... -
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Penn State Lehigh Valley student Matt Baranoski cycles to success in Scotland, Mexico
Column | Feb 14, 2013 | 6:15 PMMatt Baranoski started his spring semester at Penn State Lehigh Valley, and then took off for Scotland two weeks later. Baranoski, the Pennridge High School graduate and budding Olympic track cycling hopeful for 2016, took two weeks off from school early... -
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Andre Reed reflects on Lehigh County Hall of Fame induction
Story | Mar 8, 2012 | 4:26 PMAndre Reed is finally being inducted into the hall of fame. Sure, it's not the coveted NFL's Pro Football Hall of Fame invitation he's been seven times denied, but Reed called it a significant honor nonetheless. Reed, an Allentown native, is one of two... -
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Story | Mar 11, 2012 | 4:23 PMFirst of all, happy birthday to everybody's buddy -- Andy "Weave" Weaver. No. 27. May he have 270 more because this world needs him around to keep us informed, and inspired. Looking back on Saturday, I must say I thoroughly enjoyed participating in the... -
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Story | Mar 9, 2012 | 4:26 PMMakeover guru Carson Kressley said Friday he's "very flattered and very honored" to be inducted into the Lehigh County Hall of Fame. Kressley, a Lowhill Township native, is one of seven inductees also to host a session at the county...


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Fans of Community are understandably wary about the fifth season, given the fairly hollow simulacra that aired last spring. But with the return of creator Dan Harmon, the show has regained the sense of deliberate chaos and freewheeling playfulness that originally earned it such a devoted (and vocal) fan base.
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NBC couldn't kill Community, even if it tried — and it definitely tried. But lengthy hiatuses and unusual scheduling (including Thanksgiving and Christmas episodes airing last spring) wouldn't destroy it. A controversial decision to replace creator Dan Harmon as showrunner last season couldn't slay it. Even all that Twitter chatter about "six seasons and a movie" didn't jinx it.
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Police investigating death of 18-year-old Burnet High School studentOctober 30, 2012, 6:00 pm by James Walker
Burnet Police are awaiting the results of a toxicology report as they continue their investigation into the death of an 18-year-old Burnet High School senior who was found dead in her bedroom. Darlene Jackson was unresponsive when her younger brother found her at about 11 a.m. Saturday, a family friend said. Burnet Police Chief Paul Nelson said he was called to the scene at about 11:20 a.m. Saturday. There was no evidence of foul play and Jacksons body was taken to the Travis County Medical Examiners office in Austin where an autopsy was performed, Nelson said. The autopsy report did not list a cause of death and included a notation that a ruling was "pending toxicology report. Results of the toxicology report on the body will take about a month and the police investigation is continuing, Nelson said. For the complete story, see Wednesday's Burnet Bulletin. Reader CommentsHow heartbreaking. Prayers going up for the family. |
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Named as the Manager for the Toronto Blue Jays for the second time on November 20, 2012...Was appointed on October 4, 2004 in his first stint as manager.
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Spent first four seasons in Mets organization as a roving minor league instructor and coach at Capitol City (A)...Made his managerial debut in 1995 and led Kingsport to the Appalachian League Championship (A)... Was named the Appalachian League Manager of the Year after posting a 48-18 record in the regular season...Captured his second championship in as many years as he led St. Lucie to a Florida State League (A) Championship in 1996...Was the Eastern League Manager of the Year in 1988 at Birmingham and winner of the Casey Stengal Award as the Mets organizational Manager of-the-Year...Spent three seasons leading the Norfolk Tides of the International League (AAA)... Led the Tides to a fi rst place.finish in 2001 after posting an 85-57 record...Named Bullpen Catcher for the Toronto Blue Jays on January 1, 2002... Promoted to First Base Coach on June 3, 2002...Managed three games as interim manager in place of Carlos Tosca during the 2003 season winning all three games....Was named interim manager of the Blue Jays on August 8, 2004 as Carlos Tosca was relieved of his duties... Appointed as the ninth full-time manager in Blue Jays history on October 4, 2004...Remained in the role as manager until June 20, 2008 finsihing with a 305-305 record, highlighted by an 87-75 record in and second place fi nish in 2006...Spent three seasons as the Kansas City Royals Bench Coach from 2009-2011...Managed the San Antonio Missions (AA) of the Texas League in the San Diego Padres organization, finishing with a 60-80 record.
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Was a first round selection by the New York Mets in the 1980 draft...Named as the lone catcher on the post-season All-Star Team in 1983 for Jackson in the Texas League... Shared the Doubleday Award with Herm Winningham as the club's Most Valuable Player...Made his ML debut on April 11, 1984 vs Atlanta going 0-5 with an RBI in a 6-1 victory... First ML hit was a single against the Expos Bryn Smith in the Mets home opener on April 17...Selected to appear in the International League All-Star Game and was named to the year end All-Star team...Appeared in eight games for the Mets in 1986 hitting .474 with a home run and an RBI... Hit safely in each of the five games he started for the Mets... As a starter was 9-18... On September 20 vs the Phillies collected a career high four hits and belted his only ML home run against Mike Jackson, a solo shot in a 9-5 win...Hit two grand slams to become the Tidewater in 1987 franchise leader in slams with five...Joined the Dodgers organization on April 1, 1988 being traded for IF Craig Shipley...Joined the Texas Rangers organization as a free agent in 1989 and spent the entire season with Oklahoma of the American Association (AAA)...In 1990 Joined the Phillies organization and spent the season with Scranton of the International League (AAA).
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I, like most, order very specific seeds online and I needed something to make the whole $4 shipping worthwhile at one place. (actually, I was really curious about this variety).
Has anyone grown or tasted it? I've not read any reviews about it being awesome for taste. Maybe just grown for the novelty/colour/high-anthocyanin? |
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- Posted by fusion_power 7b (My Page) on Sat, Mar 10, 12 at 23:38
It is a novelty. Flavor from my experience has been poor to mediocre at best. If you just want a few seed, I have about 300 send me an email. DarJones |
Thanks for the response Daryl - I already have seed. I guess I'll plant 2 & see what it is like. |
- Posted by carolyn137 z4/5 NY (My Page) on Sun, Mar 11, 12 at 4:36
I thought it was just released by Dr. Myers for this season so I doubt that many folks have had a chance to grow it and assess it but I know that several places have been offering it since late last Fall. Carolyn, who agrees with Darrel that it's a novelty and I know I have no interest in it having grown the OSU P20 from which is was derived. |
- Posted by garystpaul z4 MN (My Page) on Sun, Mar 11, 12 at 12:30
A friend from Portland, OR sent me some seeds, so I'm going to grow out one in a bag this season, as folks say as a novelty. |
I'm growing it for the first time this year. So far the plants seem to be vigorous. At this point mine are all roughly 18"-24" tall and growing like weeds. |
I grew the OSU/P20 last year, and I must have simply gotten an unusually good plant from the reactions I see around here. It was extremely hardy and vigorous (wind storm ripped it to pieces, I just stuck any branch with a green tomato on it in the ground, and all branches not only survived they proceeded to finish ripening the tomatoes and keep producing). The flavor was quite good, and the production can only be described as prolific. I actually overwintered a couple of cuttings that I have already re-planted outside for this year. Everybody says how bad they are, but I love mine. They were much better than the big box tomato plants I bought. The Indigo is supposed to be even better. |
- Posted by loveapplefarm NCalif (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Mon, Apr 9, 12 at 13:39
Our tomato nursery is selling Indigo Rose this year. I selected it because our sales of OSU Purple were good last season and our customers really loved it. I couldn't acquire the OSU Purple seeds this year, so I selected Indigo Rose. I'm getting a lot of our customers coming in asking for the OSU Purple because they grew it out last year and it turned out to be a favorite of theirs. I grew it out too, and thought it was not only interesting coloring, the taste, to me, was unique and fabulous. |
- Posted by carolyn137 z4/5 NY (My Page) on Mon, Apr 9, 12 at 14:09
This AM I saw a picture at another site which was in a thread titled in general, blue tomatoes or something like that which is one of many such threads in the breeding Forum there. THe person owns a seed business and lives in NM and was showing that Indigo Rose has the same cupped leaves as so many of the blue derivatives do, but nothing to taste yet. The plants if Indigo Rose were very healthy looking but the proof of the pudding , at least IMO, has to be the taste. Carolyn |
If nothing else, the IR seed I have has a fantastic germination rate. I'll be planting out maybe 5 plants. Hopefully my experience will be similar to some others in that it's tasty. People where I live just don't want 'strange' colored 'maters! |
KCKook, It is a new tomato just released for 2012. It is one of the varieties I am growing. My seeds germinated really well too. We will see how it turns out. I agree with carolyn137, it is fun to grow all sorts of different tomato plants, but it comes down to taste. It will be fun to see where this particular cultivar fits into that picture. The press release on it from OSU is linked below. Good luck with your tomatoes! |
Here is a link that might be useful: OSU unveils Indigo Rose
Sorry, I should have checked the link. It is; http://oregonstate.edu/ua/ncs/archives/2012/jan/purple-tomato-debuts-'indigo-rose' I forgot this system coverts ' to ďż˝ and you have to go back and redo it it before posting. |
- Posted by missingtheobvious Blue Ridge 7a (My Page) on Wed, Apr 11, 12 at 0:25
Clickable link to DWD2's article: http://oregonstate.edu/ua/ncs/archives/2012/jan/purple-tomato-debuts-%E2%80%98indigo-rose%E2%80%99 DWD2, apparently the gobbledy-gook is required in the address -- but different gobbledy-gook than you expected. That's all I know.... |
Here's an FAQ on OSU's purple tomato research. Kinda interesting ... |
Here is a link that might be useful: Purple Tomato FAQ (from OSU)
missingtheobvious, What can I say about the gobbledy-gook. I just missed it. It's not like I did not already know. It should have been obvious. Color me embarrassed! |
- Posted by missingtheobvious Blue Ridge 7a (My Page) on Sat, Apr 14, 12 at 13:16
DWD2: don't be too embarrassed. We've all posted links that weren't quite what we thought they were.... |
Unfortunately, indigo rose is a spitter here. Love the contrast.of the dark exterior with the lime green interior. The taste is how I think grass clippings probably taste. |
I'm growing about 6 of these pretty plants, they look great and are producing quite a few clusters of interesting looking tomatoes, still a few weeks away from a taste test. What I don't like is how easy their limbs break off, I use the Florida weave method in rows of 12 and just lifting the limbs a little cause them to snap right off, of the 25 varieties I'm growing IR is by far the worst snapper of them all. |
I am growing one ( Indigo Rose) this year, but don't have ripe tomatoes yet, so the jury is still out on taste. It is growing a little slower than my others, but was planted later, and may be overshadowed by the large plant bearing orange fruit that was supposed to be lemon boy. |
- Posted by bmoser z6PA (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Tue, Jul 10, 12 at 23:06
I've picked 5 or 6 tomatoes so far and I'm not going to criticize the flavor but I will complain about the color. All that I've picked turn color from one side purple-one side green to one side purple-one side orange. They remind me of the Baker Creek catelog pictures of the Purple Smudge variety. I would have spent less and ordered Purple Smudge seed if I knew the resulting fruit would look like this. |
KCKOOK, They aren't ready if they are green. They will turn red under the blue color. They have a plum type flavor. They are really picking up in sales here. Here are some pictures of the RIPE ones. For the record, they are very dirty. I have been using misters in the high tunnel to keep things cooler (it has been working great) but we had a stop kick up a week ago and it blew more dust than rain. All the dust stuck to the tomatoes. I washes off, but the misters don't get it all. That is why the ones in top left look dirty. Jay |
Grown on grafted stock. No acid, no sugar, not much flavor at all. Very prolific producer--maybe 150 2 ounce fruits, but unless the skins appeal, little to recommend it. |
Let indigo rose get fully ripe--softening, brownish color--and still no flavor to speak of. |
- Posted by sweetquietplace 6 WNC mtn (My Page) on Sat, Oct 13, 12 at 18:27
I grew 15 different varieties this past season and they all got wiped out by BER, except the Indigo Rose (2 plants). After I learned what they were supposed to look like when ripe, I really liked the flavor. |
- Posted by mallowmallow z8 OR (My Page) on Fri, Oct 19, 12 at 21:17
I just harvested mine. I had left them on the vine up to now ignored because i was disappoined in the flavor of these when i picked the first ripe one in august which was totally tasteless. Then i decided to pick one and taste it again just before it frosted over here and it was so sweet. I suppose that the cool nights have developed the taste ( recalling on one of burpees black cherry intro a few yrs ago) one other plus going for it here that it remained firm and crack free during the rains we had. It was a very pretty tomato plant. Could be grown as an ornamental as well Yes i would grow it again next year. |
I planted one and it was extremely prolific. But my biggest complaint is it takes SO long to ripen! All the fruits were out and appeared to be at the biggest size they were going to get, like a large cherry, but they stayed green for the longest time. Plus mine were almost completely purple/black, not like the photos of jrslick, so it made it even harder to tell when they were ripe. I even had to lift part of the stem/cap off the top of the tom to see if it had ripened. The flavor is pretty good; mine actually had a bit of a tarter nip to it, which I liked. I may try it again. |
- Posted by gardennutjoe 7 (My Page) on Wed, Jul 31, 13 at 22:59
It has been a very wet year here and this is the first time I have grown Indigo rose so my observations have to be considered inconclusive until I grow them in a normal season. But, thus far I love this tomato. It is the hardiest tomato I have grown in a long while. It has a strong trunk and stem. The tomato is beautiful and tastes great. Some have spoken about its color. The color is a deep purple where the sun strikes it and green elsewhere until it ripens and turns red. The color is caused by the large amount of anthocyanin that gives veggies their color; a healthful antioxidant. It is a small tomato and needs 80 days to mature. I will continue to grow it not only for its novelty/beauty but for its hardiness, healthful qualities, and its taste. We have actually eaten them before they are fully ripe...just turning pink...and they are even good then. |
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With the thumb injury that kept him out the final two weeks of the preseason still limiting him in practice, Gabbert – the Jaguars' starting quarterback – remains uncertain for the regular-season opener, Head Coach Gus Bradley said Friday afternoon.
Bradley said a decision on Gabbert could come as late as pre-game warmups Sunday, but Gabbert took most of the repetitions in practice Friday – a possible sign he is getting closer to being able to play.
"He did a little better job than yesterday," Bradley said Friday as the Jaguars prepared to play the Kansas City Chiefs in the 2013 regular-season opener at EverBank Field Sunday at 1 p.m.
"We're encouraged with what we saw from Blaine. He took steps in the right direction. It may go up until Sunday, pre-game, when we get a chance to see him. It's important to see how he comes out the next couple of days."
Gabbert was officially limited on the Friday injury report, as he had been throughout the week.
Gabbert, who said the pain has been consistent this week, said he was encouraged that he had been able to progress each day, and said the next 48 hours "are big."
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"You work so hard to get to this point," Lewis said. "It's something that happened during camp. We tried to be smart about it. We rehabbed me back. I was feeling great, had a great practice Monday and I was running great. I felt good. Wednesday, we're in individual (drills) and I pulled up again."
Lewis said the calf feels further ahead this week than it did when he initially injured it in preseason.
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"If there's any bright side to this injury it's that it happened early, and we got a chance to get those three guys in early and get a lot of reps with them," Bradley said.
Said Reisner, "It's going to be fun. It's a great opportunity for me. It stinks in the way it's coming, but I have to play my role and help the team win."
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Consider also that at Maryland, the special teams muffed a punt and lost it, setting up a Terps score, while Maryland muffed two punts but got the right bounces and recovered both. A big defensive play early by Maryland turned into a pick-six touchdown because of a fabulous play by the defender. Throw in field position and natural momentum and the Terps rolled to a lopsided win.
It could have been the same with Oklahoma State when WVU's offense struggled and turned the ball over early. The Cowboys already led 7-0 and three plays later had the ball at midfield on an interception.
This time, though, West Virginia's defense made a play when Ishmael Banks intercepted a pass two plays later and returned it for a dazzling touchdown. It can be argued if WVU manages to go on to have anything resembling a good season, that one play might have been the difference, given how it completely altered the complexion of the game.
That wasn't the only stroke of good fortune, though. Remember how Maryland literally got all the bounces on special teams - the fumbled punts by WVU and the Terps all bouncing into Maryland hands? Well, this time the bounces went the other way.
Oklahoma State punter Kip Smith, averaging 40.2 yards this season, shanked two on Saturday for 16 and 13 yards. They led to WVU's only two offensive touchdowns.
WVU kicker Josh Lambert hit the upright with a 45-yard field goal attempt, but got a second chance (because the sideline had called time) and made it. OSU's Ben Grogan hit the upright on a 23-yarder that would have tied the score in the fourth quarter. He didn't get a second chance and so it turned into a goal-line stand that defined WVU's defensive effort.
In other words, an inch to one side or a punt bounce that went the other way could have dramatically altered the flow of the game and perhaps the outcome. Even the replay reviews almost all went in WVU's favor, or at least weren't crucial when they didn't. When this season had that happened?
As much as Holgorsen appreciated that his team finally got some of those breaks this week, he also was quick to point out that sometimes getting those breaks isn't simply a matter of dumb luck.
"Everybody [told them], 'You got no breaks [at Maryland],'" Holgorsen said. "Well, this is how breaks work. If you play with a tremendous amount of effort and you try really hard [breaks will come]. And that's what we talked about. Maryland played with more effort. They strained harder than we did. And they got breaks because of it. It's not a coincidence.
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Soy has been a dietary staple in Asia for many centuries. Some studies have found that it may offer some cardiovascular benefits, though the evidence at this point is more suggestive than conclusive.
As far as any downside, most of the health concerns about soy stem from its concentration of phytoestrogens, a group of natural compounds that resemble estrogen chemically. Some experts have questioned whether soy might lower testosterone levels in men and cause problems for women who have estrogen-sensitive breast cancers. Animal studies have found, for example, that large doses of phytoestrogens can fuel the growth of tumors.
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Last year, in its nutrition guidelines for cancer survivors, the American Cancer Society noted that eating traditional soy foods — like tofu, miso, tempeh and soy milk — may help lower the risk of breast, prostate and other cancers. But the guidelines do not recommend soy supplements, which tend to be highly processed and not very rigorously tested.
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The NFL has added a new agility drill at the Combine this year — the flip flop.
That's what the league is asking Ohio State's Zach Boren to do, and it's a drill he knows well.
Boren came out of Pickerington Central High School as a linebacker, but the Buckeyes switched him to fullback his freshman year. Then midway through his senior year, the team moved him back to linebacker.
At the Combine, he's listed as a running back.
"I came here as a fullback, so I guess that's what I'm here for," Boren said. "I don't know. Whatever a team wants me to do, I'll do. Whatever will get me on the field."
ESPN's Mel Kiper ranks Boren third among draft-eligible fullbacks, behind Florida State's Lonnie Pryor and SMU's Zach Line.
Boren will be on the field today for his drills, and he said he'll be ready for whatever teams want to see.
"I definitely worked toward the offensive side, but I did some defensive stuff in my training in case when pro day comes teams want me to do defensive stuff. I kind of think they're the same position. You have to have the same mentality playing fullback and linebacker. You just have to love to hit people, and that's what I love to do."
Fleet feet: A player from a small school made big news Saturday as Arkansas-Pine Bluff's Terron Armstead ran a 4.71 in the 40-yard dash.
That's the fastest time posted by an offensive lineman since at least 2006, when the league started officially keeping track of performances.
"I've been blessed with a unique skill-set," Armstead said. "I'm extremely light on my feet for a big guy, I have to say. It's a blessing. It was nothing that was coached."
ESPN's Mel Kiper had the 6-foot-5, 304-pound Armstead ranked eighth among offensive tackles coming into the Combine. But Armstead's stock is likely to rise after Saturday's performance.
The Seattle Seahawks' Allen Barbre had the previous Combine record of 4.84, which he ran in 2007. Later Saturday, Barbre's mark fell from second to third when Oklahoma tackle Lane Johnson nearly equaled Armstead's time with a 4.72.
Big lift: Ohio University offensive lineman Eric Herman was the top performer in the bench press Saturday with 36 reps of 225 pounds.
"I had a great time working with Athletes Performance in Pensacola, Fla.," Herman said. "They trained me in ways I didn't' think I'd be trained. Working hard for the past two months really pushed me to be a great player."
Sixty-two offensive linemen, tight ends and specialists participated in the bench press, with Ohio State tackle Reid Fragel posting the fourth-largest total with 33 reps. OSU tight end Jake Stoneburner logged 18 reps.
Big bet: Shortly after saying he left LSU to enter the NFL Draft "due to family conditions," defensive lineman Sam Montgomery told the media he has a $5,000 bet with fellow LSU defensive lineman Barkevious Mingo on who gets drafted first.
"We've had quite a few bets in our career," Mingo said. "I think our first one was the first sack for the season. He was supposed to wash my car because I won, and he hasn't done that. Then, we have most sacks in the season and on down the line.
"(The $5,000 bet) is the latest one. I'm pretty confident in myself. He's gonna have to come with that one, and I get a car wash."
Late debate: Ohio State defensive tackle Johnathan Hankins admitted he did some second-guessing about leaving school early to enter the NFL Draft.
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The Santa Clara County Transit District (SCCTD) originally developed a 12.4-mile extension to the existing light rail line, which would provide service from northeast San Jose to Capitol/Hosletter and downtown Mountain View. The total project includes 19 stations and 35 light rail vehicles. The State of California Supreme Court invalidation of the Measure A sales tax lead to the development of new financing alternatives and the separation of the project into two phases, Phase I (West Extension) and Phase 2 (East Extension).
The Phase I West Extension consists of 7.6 miles of surface LRT from the northern terminus of the Guadalupe LRT in the city of Santa Clara, west through Sunnyvale, to the CalTrain commuter rail station in downtown Mountain View. The project includes 11 stations and is double tracked except for some single tracking in Mountain View. The Phase I West Extension has a total cost of $325.00 million (escalated dollars). Ridership on the West Extension is projected to reach 7,500 per day by 2005.
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Six local high school baseball players who are part of Mississippi's "Golden Spikes" baseball team celebrated the next level of their playing careers Sunday.
Six of the club team team's seven signess gathered at Oak Grove Baptist Church for a signing ceremony. The seniors come from Union high school, Newton County, Leake academy and Wayne Academy. Newton County's Reagan Warren won a 500 dollar scholarship. Monty McMullen is the Meridian-based club team's foudner.
"The credit goes to (players) them, because they put in the work. Their parents put in the work. It's a lot of sacrifice. This is kinda the topic of it," says McMullen. "We wanted to take our elite talent as older players and get them all the opportunities we could."
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Zach Mowdy - Union High School - East Central Community College
Reagan Warren - Newton County - East Central Community College - Winner of the Golden Spikes Award and a $500 scholarship.
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4 bedroom semi-detached house to rent Carew Way,Grimsdyke Manor,WD19 5BG
FOUR BEDROOM SEMI DETACHED HOUSE,TWO RECEPTION ROOMS, TWO BATHROOMS(1 EN-SUITE) CLOAKROOM AND GARAGE.AVAILABLE FOR RENT MID APRIL 2014 UN-FURNISHED. SUBJECT TO REFERENCES AND DEPOSIT. NO SMOKERS, NO PETS, NO DSS PLEASE More details ›
Marketed by Slades Estate Agency, Watford. Call: 020 3324 7558 Local call rate
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£1,600 pcm
4 bedroom terraced house to rent Addiscombe Road, Watford
Open House Estate Agents Watford are delighted to offer this recently fully Refurbished Mid Terraced 4 bedroom Family House in convenient West Watford Area with easy access to Watford General hospital, town centre and both girls and boys Grammar Schools. It Provides hallway, 2 reception room (cont.) More details ›


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