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Game over, but no time to quit
Sun StaffThree weeks after hip surgery, the old Baltimore Colts center is off the injured list. Buzz Nutter is back at work. He no longer blocks charging linebackers such as pro football Hall of Famers Sam Huff and Ray Nitschke. But Nutter does operate heavy...Tags: Athletes, Basketball, Sports, Art Donovan, Ray Nitschke
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A revived charmer still a secret while in middle of things
Special to The SunAfter 29 years as rector of Bolton Hill's Memorial Episcopal Church, Barney Farnham went looking for another Baltimore neighborhood in which to spend his retirement. Although he and his wife loved Bolton Hill, they thought that putting some distance...Tags: Babe Ruth, University of Maryland Medical School, Justice System, Rentals, Martin Luther King Jr.
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Golden legacy
Sun StaffSandra Unitas remembers the first six days of grief as if she were a helpless observer. Her husband was dead. It didn't seem possible. She was there but she wasn't. She was devastated, weeping uncontrollably for hours at a time. But she also had a...Tags: Television, Celebrities, Sports, Local Elections, Children
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Donovan's stable is more than Colts
Sun StaffHere's the game ball from a big win in 1958, that championship year. There's the jersey he wore during a Hall of Fame career, No. 70 in the blue-and-white of the Baltimore Colts. And here, in the barroom at Art Donovan's Valley Country Club, is ... a...Tags: Sports, Wars and Interventions, Art Donovan, White House, Baltimore Colts
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Museum on track for Camden Station
Sun StaffBehind Camden Station's polished bricks and beneath its soaring cupolas, the paint has peeled and beams have turned rotten. The only obvious inhabitants are the moths flitting about the musty basement. For more than a decade, the 19th-century train depot...Tags: Johnny Unitas, Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Sports, Wars and Interventions, Lotteries
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Toughest Colt lifted up a city
Sun ColumnistIt must have been a blind-side tackle that took John Unitas yesterday. The man who made Sudden Death part of the American language would have headed downfield in that determined crablike scuttle of his if he had seen the real thing coming. Anybody could...Tags: Babe Ruth, Johnny Unitas, Sports, Doug Atkins, Chicago Bears
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Common thread
Sun StaffThe sports fan itching for a fight can always stroll into Pickles Pub across from Oriole Park at Camden Yards some game night and loudly declare support for keeping that darn city name - "Baltimore" - off the Orioles' road jerseys. Along the 50-year...Tags: Cartoons, Baseball, Sports, History, Peter G. Angelos
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