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THE FRONT ROW with MARK NELKE: 'He's his own kid' — In a family of quarterbacks, senior Tannar Stern is making a name for himself at Coeur d'Alene High
There was a time where you might have thought there was more than one Tannar Stern on the Coeur d'Alene High footb…
The Front Row with JASON ELLIOTT July 13, 2011
Between the voting process of Tuesday's All-Star game held in Phoenix and the game itself, you really have to wonder if the true all-stars in baseball are really still showing up for the game.
Powered by Prince
PHOENIX - Prince Fielder's three-run homer sailed over the left-field wall at Chase Field, and the conveyor belt from the National League bullpen began.
U.S. ready for semifinal vs. France
MOENCHENGLADBACH, Germany - The Americans feel just fine, thank you, not tired a bit. The high they were on after that epic Brazil game? That's so yesterday.
What makes a fluke?
SANDWICH, England - Ben Curtis is no fluke.
SCOREBOARD July 12, 2011
Hamilton plans to reach out to help Stone family
PHOENIX - Josh Hamilton patiently, even graciously, answered question after question on Monday about the tragic death of a fan who fell from the stands trying to catch a ball the Texas Rangers star tossed toward hi…
THE FRONT ROW with JIM LITKE July 12, 2011
Regular viewers of C-SPAN might be surprised to learn that you can actually go to jail for lying to Congress.
Brawl mars Indians' loss
SPOKANE - The Vancouver Canadians defeated the Spokane Indians 9-6 in the finale of a five-game Northwest League baseball series before 3,323 at Avista Stadium on Monday afternoon - a game delayed nearly 20 minutes…
Jackson urges All-Stars to speak out against law
PHOENIX - The Rev. Jesse Jackson is urging baseball's All-Stars to speak out against the Arizona immigration law, saying they should follow the example set by Jackie Robinson when he broke the game's color barrier …
NORTHWEST NOTES July 12, 2011
With help from dad
PHOENIX - Robinson Cano thought about hitting the Miller Lite sign, a 472-foot drive off an advertisement a good 50 feet or more above and well behind the swim…
Loggers' Kedia throws no-hitter
LEGION
Quite the catch of a friendship
Entering his final at-bat as a Little League player, Kaleb DeHaas had never hit a home run.
M's stumble into break
ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) - Felix Hernandez couldn't outpitch Dan Haren. The Mariners' hitters managed just three hits after the first inning. Seattle's best reliever gave up the Angels' winning rally.
Crush '97, '00 teams capture state titles
At Caldwell, the Coeur d'Alene Crush '97 went undefeated in the 18-team tournament, beating the Diamond Bandits of Boise 3-1 in the championship game.