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A copy of Sport magazine from October of 1961, featuring a cover story on Dodgers outfielder Wally Moon. (Image from Amazon.com)
Al Silverman ran Sport from 1960 to 1972. He also did a few other things pretty well.
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J.C. Faulk, a longtime community activist in Sandtown-Winchester, talks about a Freddie Gray mural there to a visiting group of Jewish leaders. (Photo by Solomon Swerling, Jmore)
Michael Olesker weighs in on the New York Times’ examination of Baltimore’s current woes.
Read MoreMichael Olesker brands the late governor the “Patron Saint of Lost Political Causes.”
Read MoreRussell Baker made us think, and he made us laugh. The New York Times could claim him as one of their guys, but he was one of ours, too.
Read MoreRemember “Pinbusters?” Remember “Duckpins and Dollars”?
Read MoreThe president remains mystified by Jews’ affinity for the Democratic Party.
Read MoreAnti-Semitism has no place in the U.S. House of Representatives, writes Michael Olesker.
Read MoreHopefully, we’ve gotten dramatically closer to the end of the plague itself.
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The "private office" of Daniel Brozowsky, aka "Nookie the Bookie," was reportedly a sidewalk phone booth around Hayward and Park Heights avenues, near Pimlico Race Course.
Just for the record, this month is 35 years since the Baltimore Colts were stolen away while everybody was sleeping.
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Michael Cohen arrives with his wife and daughter at federal court in New York City for his sentencing hearing, Dec. 12, 2018. (Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Yes, yes, you wanted to say: We’re all agreed Cohen’s a liar. Now, as he sits here under oath, with Chairman Elijah Cummings’ threat to “nail him to a cross” if he caught him lying again, could we please move on?
Read More“This is not about lonely old men or victimless crime,” said Palm Beach County State Attorney Dave Aronberg. “This is about enabling a network of criminals to traffic women into our country for forced labor and sex.”
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