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Periodic rumors that the Orioles, beleaguered on the field yet beloved by generations of Baltimoreans, could be sold or moved out of town gained greater currency with a lawsuit filed Thursday by Louis Angelos against his brother, John Angelos.
Representatives from the Baltimore Country Club have agreed to a deal with the Roland Park Community Foundation to transfer 20 acres of land to the association for $9 million, the organizations said Wednesday, for the creation of a new public park.
Representatives from the Baltimore Country Club have agreed to a deal with the Roland Park Community Foundation to transfer 20 acres of land to the association for $9 million, the organizations said Wednesday, for the creation of a new public park.
ABERDEEN, Md. (AP) — Vi Ripken, matriarch of the famed Orioles family that includes Hall of Fame son Cal Ripken Jr. and once the victim of a bizarre kidnapping, has died. She was 82.Family spokesman John Maroon said she died on Friday, a day before her birthday, in Aberdeen, where a youth stadium carries the Ripken name.Violet and Cal Ripken Sr. married in 1957, and he spent four decades in the Baltimore system as a player, minor league coach and manager. He managed the Orioles in 1987 and early 1988, when sons Cal Jr. and Billy played infield for him.“We want to thank everyone for the tre...
Violet Ripken, mother of Cal Jr., dies at 82 Updated Feb 28, 2021; ABERDEEN, Md. — Vi Ripken, matriarch of the famed Orioles family that includes Hall of Fame son Cal Ripken Jr. and once the victim of a bizarre kidnapping, has died. She was 82. Family spokesman John Maroon said Sunday that she died on Friday, a day before her birthday, in Aberdeen, where a youth stadium carries the Ripken name. Violet and Cal Ripken Sr. married in 1957, and he spent four decades in the Baltimore system as a player, minor league coach and manager. He managed the Orioles in 1987 and early 1988, when sons Cal...