By Gary Phillips, The Athletic Dennis Bair was once on the fast track, a 6-foot-5 pitching prospect in the Chicago Cubs organization, armed with a sinking mid-90s fastball and a power curve. An eighth-round pick in 1995 out of the University of Louisiana at Monroe, he...
by Ray Glier, Special for USA TODAY Sports JACKSONVILLE — Gina DeJesus was one of three girls abducted and held victim for years by notorious Cleveland kidnapper Ariel Castro. He allowed his victims to watch television and, one night during her ordeal, DeJesus saw her mother,...
by Ray Glier, Special for USA TODAY Sports JACKSONVILLE -- Gina DeJesus was one of three girls abducted and held victim for years by notorious Cleveland kidnapper Ariel Castro. He allowed his victims to watch television and, one night during her ordeal, DeJesus saw her mother,...
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by BairFind Executive Director Ellen Sullivan The ceremonial first pitch is a longstanding tradition in American baseball. An honored guest throws out a ball “or pitch”. The first pitch signals the end of any pregame activities that may be underway and starts the beginning of the ball game. In...
By Stephanie Ramirez, WEWS News Channel 5 Cleveland The rescue of Amanda Berry, Gina DeJesus and Michelle Knight is not only inspiring other families of missing children, it's also energizing an area activist who has been working closely with Gina DeJesus' family for many years. Throwing his...
Dennis Bair starts BairFind Foundation to aid search for missing children By Kelly Brennan, WTAE Pittsburgh PITTSBURGH -- The news out of Cleveland is proof to a Pittsburgh man that there is reason to hope, and there is purpose behind his passion. Dennis Bair, the founder of BairFind...
By Mitch Rupert, Williamsport Sun-Gazette Thursday, July 15, 2010 ...
