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Vietnam veteran and Medal of Honor recipient honored with historical marker in his Kentucky hometown - Vimarsana News

Vietnam veteran and Medal of Honor recipient honored with historical marker in his Kentucky hometown

Marine Lance Cpl. Joe C. Paul and his platoon suffered heavy fire in Chu Lai, Vietnam, on Aug. 18, 1965. With five comrades wounded, Paul placed himself between them and the Viet Cong so that the wounded could be evacuated.

Historical marker unveiled in Williamsburg for Medal of Honor recipient - Vimarsana News

Historical marker unveiled in Williamsburg for Medal of Honor recipient

WILLIAMSBURG — It was a somber yet joyous occasion as the family of the late Joe Calvin Paul joined local dignitaries on August 27 to unveil Paul’s historical marker at

Remembering the career of Dick Howser - Vimarsana News

Remembering the career of Dick Howser

Seminole legend.

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Hey, Hoynsie

Hey, Hoynsie Today 9:46 PM Manager Terry Francona and first base umpire Angel Hernandez argue Tuesday night over a call Hernandez made in the third inning in a game between the Indians and Royals at Kauffman Stadium.AP Facebook Share CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Do you have a question that you’d like to have answered in Hey, Hoynsie? Submit it here. You can also subscribe to Subtext here or text Hoynsie at 216-208-4346 for a two-week free trial. Hey, Hoynsie: What does the Kansas City series say about Terry Francona as a manager considering that he didn’t get thrown out of Tuesday night’s game w...

Longest, weirdest ball game in history to celebrate its 40th anniversary - Vimarsana News

Longest, weirdest ball game in history to celebrate its 40th anniversary

Longest, weirdest ball game in history to celebrate its 40th anniversary Although I didn’t cover that unforgettable, marathon baseball game during the spring — and summer – of 1981, I feel as if I did, thanks to countless hours of research and scores of interviews with the participants. Over time, I’ve come to feel the soreness in Dave Huppert’s knees, ankles, quads, hamstrings and right shoulder after the Rochester Red Wing caught 31 of the record-setting 33 innings that night and morning before the game was suspended on April 19 at 4:07 a.m. I can visualize Cal Ripken Jr. and his ...

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