Greg Hansen

Toros of old leave their mark on Tucson

Roy Jackson, a Pennsylvania man who married into the Rockefeller family and later owned Kentucky Derby winner Barbaro, paid $6,000 for start-up rights to Tucson's Pacific Coast League franchise. ...

READ MORE

MORE HEADLINES

• Tucson baseball touched lives, made a difference
• Lopsided victories unusual and enjoyable for everyone
• Sunday notebook
• At 61, former Wildcat aide still swinging on sideline for Idaho
• 'Vagabond' Vomacka wins Southwest Section title
• For most Olympians, true mettle comes later
• Depth looms as a challenge with top tight end in limbo
• With easier warm-ups, Wildcats pave smooth road to bowl game
• Wildcats have big hopes for Golden
• Wildcats have big hopes for Golden
• The more Cats catch, the more tickets sell
• Jury out on Phelps as best Olympian
• Sad sight at TEP as Winders near end
• Bands, carne asada give game its shine
• Best year ahead for local recruits
• Stoops, Cats finding calm after storms
• Time with military provides motivation for UA assistants
• Marana cowboy enjoys hard road
• Cats' tackle, with acting in family, has starring role
• Pima, new coach find each other
• Best locals will have tough roads to medals
• Freshman cornerback already a golden hit; not oldie, but goodie
• Here's some advice for the county Hall of Fame
• Bandwagon's seats could fill up quickly
• Reed makes trip back to Badwater
• Dawson's UA honor definitely deserved
• Ex-Wildcat emerging from golf's rough phase
• Olympics on Television: Wee hours will be time to see locals
• Bound for Beijing: Local trio grants gift of a lifetime
• A true strength that cannot be judged
• Denial by Jennings could put Cats on a hot tin roof
• Trials: infinitely close calls
• A living legend marches onward
• Party on: Amanda's back
• There are no frills with this Lacey Never miss Dedicated Nymeyer
• Stroke of fortune leads to Olympics
• Nothing a given for hopefuls like Ritter
• In a flash, deaf UA swimmer hits stride
• Trials in Omaha have Tucson feel
• Jennings' situation can make or break UA
• Ticking clock has UA grad pressing
• Job with Dad hard, dirty, priceless
• Cat's NBA chase seems imminent
• Back-nine sprint up leader board gives fans a buzz
• Tucsonan relaxed, solid on first day
• Do not count out the field as long as Furyk's playing
• NCAA's baseball format is lacking
• Former Cat makes a splash at home, but not in Tucson
• Sun Devils' hero a Tucson product