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Mark Emery

Pittsburgh
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Covers:  major league baseball
Yinzer. OU Bobcat. Loves movies, baseball and movies about baseball.

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Mark Emery’s Biography

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I first developed an interest in journalism when I was a junior in high school. I had always been a sports nut, but it was then that I realized I was a talented writer, too. I figured, “Why not combine these two things and make it into marquee sporting events free of charge?” Although my initial feelings about journalism were shallow, I’m pleased to report that, the deeper I delved into it, the more I began to like it.

When I arrived at Ohio University in 2009, one of my foremost goals was to b…

Mark Emery’s Journalist Portfolio

Tribe tops Reds with remarkable seven-run inning

Tribe tops Reds with remarkable seven-run inning

The ball Michael Brantley laced into left-center in the fourth inning of Thursday's game was nearly snared by…

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Tales from Gerringong Public School

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By Mark Emery
| thebuglenews.com.au
A colourful story from years gone by at Gerringong Public School, comes from former Foxground Public School student Clive Emery, who remembered a football match against Gerringong in about 1930. His beloved teacher, G.H. ‘Horrie’ Kemp, was a passionate educator and sportsman who organised the game. Foxground’s team was smaller and less experienced, and Gerringong easily defeated them.
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Ashton injured in Souths win

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By Mark Emery
| thebuglenews.com.au
Ashton Ward was injured in the first half of Souths' 40–30 win over the Dolphins at Suncorp Stadium on Sunday afternoon. South Sydney had a strong win against a classy Dolphins side, with many top-class players having great games after returning from injury. Alex Johnston scored one try, which puts him only one try short of Ken Irvine’s record for the most tries scored. The saddest thing for Souths, though, was an injury to classy Gerringong halfback Ashton Ward.
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Miss McKinlay a lesson to us all in Gerringong

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By Mark Emery
| thebuglenews.com.au
Gerringong Public School is having its 150th anniversary and I wanted to tell you the tale of one of the teachers from the Second World War era. Helen McKinlay came to Gerringong on her first appointment from Sydney. Her parents were Scottish and she was an only child. She came to replace Eileen Agar, who came from a farming family south of Berry.
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