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Morgan scratched; catcher arrives from Single-A ...
The Hog BlogA wrecking ball continues to smash its way through the IronPigs starting rotation. As expected, left handed pitcher Adam Morgan was scratched from his Monday night start against Rochester with what manager Dave Brundage called "a little soreness" in his... -
Valdes in the spotlight for IronPigs' 3-2 win
When Raul Valdes threw his first pitch for the IronPigs Saturday night, it was already the seventh time this season that manager Dave Brundage has had to dip into his bullpen for a starter. That's nothing, Ray Burris claimed. "I've been part of a...
Tags: Tyson Gillies, Sports, Spring Training, Travel, Trips and Vacations
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Concussion symptoms still dogging Ross
Boston HeraldThe Red Sox have had their share of injuries this season, but one body part in particular is getting more than its fair share of hurt. The head. David Ross is the second Red Sox player this season to go on the disabled list with a concussion. And,...Tags: Medical Procedures and Tests, Sports, David Ross, Fenway Park, John Farrell
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H.S. SPORTS: Concussion preventative mouth guard could become a staple in concact sports
Public Opinion, Chambersburg, Pa.The thought that a dentist would develop possibly the best solution for preventing concussions probably sounds about as ridiculous as the idea that an athlete's mouth guard could protect their head better than a helmet. Chambersburg Area Senior High...Tags: Charles Johnson (football, defensive end), Dentistry and Dental Health, Health and Safety at School, New England Patriots, High School Sports
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BRIEF: Head trauma kills man hunting mushrooms
The BladeA Fostoria man found injured while mushroom hunting died of head trauma, police said. Kyle Tanner, 24, of Fostoria died Saturday at Mercy Tiffin Hospital after he was found by a friend with whom he had been hunting mushrooms in Hopewell Township. Sgt....Tags: Mushrooms, Hopewell (Hopewell, Virginia)
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Former Michigan player Rick Volk recounts two concussions in Super Bowl III, is glad symptoms weren't worse
Detroit Free PressRick Volk played in two Super Bowls, but the former All-America at Michigan doesn't remember much of the first. Volk, one of 11 players being inducted into the Gridiron Greats Hall of Fame tonight in Novi, suffered two concussions in the Baltimore...Tags: Stephen Tulloch, Alzheimer's Disease, Super Bowl, Parkinson's Disease, National Football League
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Jury to decide if father is guilty of beating, killing 5-month-old son
The Florida Times-UnionA jury will begin deliberating Thursday afternoon on the fate of a Jacksonville man accused of beating, neglecting and murdering his 5-month-old-son. Cordero Anthony Webber, 24, is accused of first-degree murder and child neglect in the death of Cordero...Tags: Trials, Fractured Rib, Crime, Law and Justice, Justice System, Child Abuse
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Bryce Harper cuts chin in scary collision with outfield wall
Anyone looking for evidence of how hard Bryce Harper plays the game needs to look no further than the blood on the Dodger Stadium wall. Harper was injured and left Monday's game after he ran face-first into the fence attempting to catch A.J. Ellis'...Tags: Jayson Werth, Craig Stammen, Roger Bernadina, Clayton Kershaw, Zach Duke
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Can Daniel Thomas lead the Dolphins' ground game?
Sun SentinelThroughout my six seasons of covering the NFL I've realized the sophomore slump is real, and will gobble up at least one Miami Dolphins player per year. Daniel Thomas fell into that pit of unmatched expectations last season. Thomas, the Dolphins'...Tags: Marcus Thigpen, Miami Dolphins, Football, Daniel Thomas, Sports
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Anya Scharle returns to athletic competition after brain surgery
Anya Scharle stepped into the discus circle last Wednesday and let it fly three times. One of those efforts resulted in a personal best of 93 feet, 5 inches. It didn't win her a gold medal. The senior finished ninth, 1 inch shy of giving Central...
Tags: Lehigh Carbon Community College, MRI (imaging), Physical Fitness and Exercise, Birth Defects, Christianity
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There's a bigger killer than concussions for teen athletes
ReporterIt's being labeled a "hidden threat." As the nation and the Ozarks focus much of our sports medicine attention on concussions, safety experts say we're overlooking something even more serious-- cardiac arrest. In fact a young athlete dies every three...Tags: Heart Attack, Education, Students, Health and Safety at School, Teaching and Learning
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Late Steelers great Webster's case launched the CTE brain debate
Pittsburgh Post-GazetteGarrett Webster still remembers the incident because it was so out of character for his dad. His father, former Steelers center Mike Webster, had come to his elementary school to pick him up, and a woman drove through the school zone too fast, "and my...Tags: Trials, Litigation, Alzheimer's Disease, Schizophrenia, Super Bowl
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