Williams Calls on Baseball Supporters
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In an interview on WTOP radio, Mayor Anthony A. Williams said a deal to bring baseball to D.C. is "close to dying" but can still be realized with more hard work.
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Baseball Bernie Williams wants a guarantee, not a maybe, so it appears he won't be with the New York Yankees for his 17th season when position players start workouts tomorrow. Manager Joe Torre planned to call Williams again, but catcher Jorge Posada thinks Williams can't be persuaded to accept a minor league contract. "I called him and he hasn't returned ...
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DC Mayor Anthony A. Williams has persuaded seven of the council&#39;s 13 members to line up in support of his baseball financing plan by slipping more than $70 million in
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St. Louis Cardinals manager Tony La Russa announced on Friday that Woody Williams will be his starter when the team begins the 2004 World Series against the Boston Red Sox on Saturday at Fenway Park.
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The deal to bring baseball back to Washington DC has been described as close to dead by city mayor Anthony Williams. His pronouncement came after the city council insisted a new ballpark be part-funded by
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In terms of playoff appeal, it&#39;s no surprise that today&#39;s pitching duel between the Cardinals&#39; Woody Williams and the Dodgers&#39; Odalis Perez is scheduled for lunchtime rather than Prime Time.
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The former Yankee, sidelined by surgery, can only be a spectator for Houston&#39;s NLCS matchup with St. Louis. BY DAVID LENNON. ST.
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Australian Ian Baker-Finch, assistant captain of the Internationals for this week's Presidents Cup against the United States, has called on Canadian fans to rally behind the home team.
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DC Mayor Anthony A. Williams Signs Legislation to Bring Major League Baseball Back to Nation&#39;s Capital. Washington, DC Mayor Anthony Williams, is all smiles after signing into law a financing package for a
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Reasonable people can disagree about Mayor Anthony Williams's latest plan for bringing professional baseball back to Washington. Unfortunately, a lot of the discussion so far has been based on misleading vocabulary and faulty assumptions. As the D.C. Council considers further action today, here's a business columnist's guide for thinking about the issue:
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Supporters and detractors of a plan to bring baseball to the District are lining up to make their case before the D.C. Council.
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Former NFL running back Ricky Williams has asked the league to hold a hearing to clarify his playing status. Williams, who is reported to be considering a comeback, wants to know
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Like two teams before a big game, supporters and detractors of a plan to bring baseball to the District are preparing their lineups for tomorrow&#39;s showdown before the DC Council.
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With a &quot;NO&quot; banner in the foreground, Washington Mayor Anthony Williams, right, DC Sports Commission Chairman Mark Tuohey, left, and others, look as a the DC City Council debates stadium finance legislation for the return of Major League Baseball
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Mayor Anthony A. Williams has pledged to reopen talks with baseball officials about portions of a stadium-financing agreement.
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The West Indian players and their supporters must be sick to death of reading comments that are highly critical of the way they have played in this series.
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Baseball is about to be offered some much-needed help pulling its head out of the sand.