Orioles Mourn Death of Franchise Great originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Baltimore Orioles saw plenty of Bill Hunter over ...

Bill Hunter, the last surviving player from both the St. Louis Browns and the inaugural Baltimore Orioles club, has died, the Orioles announced. He was 97. Hunter touched several pieces of baseball ...

The Baltimore Orioles announced that the last surviving member of the 1954 inaugural Orioles team and the St. Louis Browns ...

Billy Hunter was the Orioles’ opening day shortstop for their first season in Baltimore and their third base coach for 13 1/2 ...

Bill Hunter, Last Living Member of 1954 Orioles Team, Passes Away at Age of 97. ... Hunter finished coaching baseball in 1988 and retired from being the school's AD in 1995.

It's not often you see a coaching legend like Bill Belichick make waves in high school recruiting. But if anyone was going to ...

Billy Hunter, who managed the Texas Ranges in 1977 and 1978 and won three World Series rings as a player, died earlier this ...

Billy Hunter was an All-Star in 1953, his rookie season in St. Louis and the franchise’s last here before moving to Baltimore ...

A veteran of six MLB seasons overall, Hunter made his big league debut with the Browns in 1953 and was an All-Star as a rookie, quickly gaining notice for his strong glovework at shortstop. Following ...

During his lengthy remarks, the president praised Republican leaders in Congress, attacked Democrats, and talked about Hunter ...

Rep. Todd Hunter, who presented the bill, said it would more likely infuse an estimated $300 million into incentives for movies and television shows to be filmed in Texas.

A new study examines the potentially fatal impacts of Medicaid cuts in the new Republican-backed spending bill.