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Don Lund, left, former Michigan standout in both football and baseball, as well as a major league baseball player for the Brooklyn Dodgers, St. Pouis Browns and the Detroit Tigers, before becoming the Michigan baseball coach, as well as the minor league director for the Tigers and the associate athletic director at Michigan, and author Jim Irwin, right, laugh as Lund recalls one of his many life stories during "An Afternoon with Don" held at the William L. Clements Library on the University of Michigan campus, Tuesday, November 17th. Lund, and Irwin, were on hand to sign Lund's new autobiography "Playing Ball With Legends - The Story and Stories of Don Lund" (written by Irwin) as well as share some of Lund's stories with his old teammates, players, and friends.
Lon Horwedel | AnnArbor.com
1. Band of gold, 2. Flooding of the Saint John River, 3. through the sunroof, 4. Bumble, 5. Clematis close up, 6. almost a whisper, 7. *, 8. The Earth From Above, 9. On top of the world, 10. The Great Wall of China, 11. "Bad Hair Day", 12. That is Love, 13. Even the Mighty Must Wait, 14. Night photography 1, 15. Untitled, 16. Learning to fly
1.)The variety of fashion in San Francisco.
2.)The two elements of design that are used include line and color.
3.)The materials used include two men and a camera.
4.)I interpreted the sustained investigation through the man on the rights outfit. It was pouring outside and he is wearing shorts and a bandana while his friend is wearing rain clothes.
5.)I was shopping for Christmas gifts for my family and I noticed the guy on the rights outfit and all of his tattoos and I thought it would be a perfect example of my sustained investigation.
A Yellow-Headed Blackbird stands out among reeds in Pintail Lake at Allen Severson Memorial Wildlife Area in Show Low, Arizona, U.S.A. (June 1, 2025).
Photo © 2025 Marcie Heacox, all rights reserved. For use by permission only. Contact maheacox [at] gmail.com .
As it is with every Lunar New Year, the crowds throng the streets of Chinatown. I was quite envious of these balloons, held aloft in the slight breeze, who didn't have to squeeze with the crowds.
03-12-2011 Pro-Vegan MARC Standout in Davis Square, done for the Annual Great American Meatout (sponsored by FARM)
A standout softball player who also has the lung strength to be a long-distance runner and a trumpet player, Ferrell fits in a staggering number of extra-curricular activities around her studies.
During her career as part of the Blue Tornado, Ferrell has played six sports, earning numerous district and regional honors. While maintaining a constant presence on the Dean’s List with straight-A grades, Ferrell also serves as band captain and participates in clubs ranging from the Commonwealth Alliance for Drug Resistance Education group to the TCAC math team.
She’s also active at Claypool Hill Bible Church where she sings on the praise team and participates in AWANA.
As she leaves high school behind, Ferrell will be attending King College where she plans to run for the cross country and track teams and seek a master’s degree with a goal of becoming a P.E. teacher or a youth minister.
Believing hear, what you deserve to hear:
Your birthday as my own to me is dear...
But yours gives most; for mine did only lend
Me to the world; yours gave to me a friend.
~Martial
Oh! be thou blest with all that Heaven can send,
Long health, long youth, long pleasure--and a friend.
- Alexander Pope
Taken by Eric Jenkins, Westbrook Maine.
Nestled within a field of Painted Daisy, this blossom's pedels were burnt with colors of maroon red and orange. Making this blossom a stunning focus among a field of beauty.
Saint Mary's standout Logan Johnson began his college career at Cincinnati, playing for Mick Cronin.
Now, Johnson is shooting to end his former coach's season when the fifth-seeded Gaels (26-7) square off against Cronin's UCLA squad on Saturday night in the second round of the East Regional at Portland, Ore.
UCLA is a 3.0-point favorite at PointsBet, where the Bruins have been backed by 74 percent of the spread-line money while St. Mary's has drawn 57 percent of the total bets. The Gaels are the popular moneyline bet, with 81 percent of the bets and 94 percent of the money at +130.
Johnson stood out with 20 points, six rebounds and three assists as Saint Mary's hammered 12th-seeded Indiana 82-53 in Thursday's opening round.
The fourth-seeded Bruins (26-7) needed a game-ending 15-4 surge to escape with a 57-53 win over 13th-seeded Akron.
Johnson played his freshman campaign for the Bearcats, and then Cronin departed for UCLA following the 2018-19 season. Johnson, who is from the San Francisco Bay Area, decided to transfer closer to home and chose the Moraga-based Gaels.
"It would be a cool experience, I think," Johnson said of playing against Cronin. "I've been at Saint Mary's for three years now, so everything's different. I've enjoyed the whole process of getting better offensively and helping my offensive game grow."
Cronin
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