A's trim Royals, 2-1

TO USE dressing-room jargon, Jimmy Anderson can make the ball talk. Anderson celebrates taking his first wicket yesterday Some achievement that for a lad who could barely talk himself when he first stepped on to the Lord's stage. Ten years ago, ...

Michael Holding praised the attitude of James Anderson after the England fast bowler claimed his 300th Test match wicket on Friday. The Lancashire quick reached the milestone with a delivery to New Zealand opener Peter Fulton, which was edged to ...

The entertainer John Tesh was once quoted as saying he's really not that busy. If the host of the syndicated radio program Intelligence for Your Life didn't feel squeezed for time, I figured the rest of us could learn something. He joined us on our ...

Garrett Anderson, a senior from Hillsboro, Missouri, had an extra special reason to celebrate at his graduation on Tuesday. According to Channel 5 News, since Garrett's dad, Staff Sgt. Steven Anderson, had been serving in Afghanistan for 10 months, ...

Still very foxy looking: Gillian Anderson as DSI Gibson The serial killer on The Fall (BBC1, Monday) is no ordinary serial killer. He has a unique and terrifying modus operandi — or signature, as we serial-killer experts call it. What this serial ...

He remembers the drive west from Calgary to Banff on to Lake Louise, just him and his friend talking about sports, about life, about what it was like. He remembers it was late in the year, sometime in December, and that he was behind the wheel of ...

Rangers 6, A's 5 (10 innings) | Main | From Chronicle Staff Writer at the Coliseum Coco Crisp was reinstated today and is back atop the A's lineup ? a significant development for Oakland, which always functions best with both Crisp and Yoenis ...

Warren T. Anderson spent 40 years fixing broken hearts, and in the process, forever changed the trajectory of Monongalia General Hospital. On Tuesday, the hospital acknowledged the cardiologist's revolutionary impact by putting his name on its ...

The pitch bores in low and skitters under Ian Anderson's mitt. As he chugs to retrieve the baseball, another enemy runner dashes across home plate, putting the Carver Bears more hopelessly behind. Shoulders slump around this West Baltimore diamond, ...