Faithful rewarded in Tampa
A Baltimore Ravens fan and his 11 year old son Montgomery attended Super Bowl XXX at Raymond James Stadium after faith in the team paid off. Paul Suth planned to travel to Orlando and booked a hotel there as the Ravens beat the Giants 34 to 7. The pair joined about 72,000 in Tampa for the game, with Montgomery convinced of victory since the season opener. Ticket costs and the cost of attending were noted, highlighting the role of season ticket holders in supporting the league.
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Tampa
Paul Suth
Flond
Baltimore Ravens
Fredenck
Orlands
Ravens
Smith
Orlando
Mr Smith
Baltimore
Montgomery
New York Giants
Raymond James Stadium
Pittsburgh
Mr. Smith
Paps
Ravens Nest rallies to celebrate Super Bowl win
Nest 3 members and other Ravens fans fill Post 191 in Mount Airy to watch the game on a big screen as the Baltimore Ravens clinch victory. Attendees, including 15 missing members who earned Tampa tickets, cheer with purple regalia and charms.
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Ravens
Gordon Heitmuller
Ravens Nest Club
American Legion Gold Star Post
Mount Airy
New York Giants
American Legion
Post 191
Ravens Nest No 3
Mike Eveland
Mr. Eveland
Lisa
Nest
Lucky
Tampa
M. Heitmuller
Susie
Mystery Note Could Reveal Colonel Sanders Secret
Shelbyville Kentucky AP reports a handwritten note found by Tommy and Cherry Settle in their basement may hold clues to the origins of Colonel Sanders up to the early 1970s. The note mentions US 60 West and names Sanders and his wife Claudia, suggesting a possible link to the long guarded recipe.
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Shelbyville, Ky
Tommy
Cherry Settle
US 60 West
Sanders
Wfe
Claudia
Ravens Glow With Purple Pride After Super Bowl Victory
Baltimore erupted in a purple glow as the Ravens claimed their first NFL title by defeating the New York Giants. Fans spilled from bars to celebrate along Federal Hill and the Inner Harbor while police reported few arrests.
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Baltimore
Ravens
New York Giants
Innier Harbor
Universal Maryland
Len Augusa
Mass Broadway
Inner Harbor
Baltimore City
Baltimore County
Art “Ludell
Vince Lombard
Esi
Federal Hill
Psinet Stadium
Cross Street
Reisterstown
Scott Berger
Bill Batemans
Steve Gurdien
Ike
Armored truck crashes into cornfield near Frederick
An armored truck from AT Systems based in Wilmington toppled into a cornfield along rural Biggs Ford Road near US 15 in Frederick County at 12 40 pm. The two guards were freed after rescue work, treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital and released. The driver Glance S Mehin 21 of Baltimore and guard Joseph Johnson TL 32 were identified. the amount of cash on board was undisclosed. The truck was en route from Hagerstown when the accident occurred and no immediate cause was released.
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Walkersville
Si Fuard
Beddomme
Fredenck County
Sherif
Cpl
Biggs Ford Road
US 15
Proce
Barack
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Systems Co
Wilmington
Barrick
Systems
Hagerstown
Glance
S&s
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G-I
Lawrence
Sean Barry
Freddie
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