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Saturday morning from 10am-noon ET on Baseball Round-Up.
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Baseball is a two-hour program that airs year-round on Sundays
from 4:00 to 6:00pm ET. The program includes a review of all the
week's activity and top stories, interviews with important figures
in and around the game; Seventh Inning Stretch, which focuses on a
key issue or story; and humorous segments such as Who's on First, a
compilation of some of the week's wackiest occurrences, and The Wood
Shed, where people in and around baseball are taken to task. Host of the program is Tim Donner, formerly at WBZ, Boston and currently President of Horizons Television, Inc., a media production company based in Great Falls, Virginia. A self-described baseball fanatic, Tim is currently writing a book on baseball with his wife Leesa. Co-Host Phil Wood has spent more than 30 years covering sports in the Baltimore-Washington market for both broadcast and print outlets. He is currently a baseball columnist for the Washington Examiner newspaper. Phil is also seen regularly on Washington Post Live on Comcast SportsNet in the mid-Atlantic region. His book, Nationals on Parade, was published by Orange-Frazer Press in 2005. |
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Music Center Where Musicians Are Made Best gear in the Baltimore area. Phil recommends that you see Mark for all your musical needs. He has great equipment and offers music lessons in guitar, bass, drums, cello, violin, piano, sax, flute, and clarinet for new students by professional instructors. 519 Main Street, Reisterstown, MD 21136 |
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Parade 70 Years of Washington Nationals Photos By Mark Stang & Phil Wood Culled from 12 public and private photo archives, this collection includes dozens of previously unpublished images. Many of the older photographs were locked away in dusty files for decades until appearing here for the first time. These photographs record the changing face of baseball through the century by documenting the evolution of equipment, ballparks, uniforms and batting styles. Players, managers, owners, and broadcasters--they're here with captions that bring their stories to life. From the glory days of Bucky Harris to the agony of 197. From Walter Johnson to Frank Howard and everyone in between!!! This collection from baseball's archives is a must have for all fans of America's National Pastime. |
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