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Bryan Stow: 'Painful' to think of Dodger Stadium beating, family says
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[Los Angeles Times] - The family of San Francisco Giants fan Bryan Stow said it is "painful" to look back on the savage beating in the parking lot of Dodger Stadium on opening day that left the Bay Area paramedic with brain damage. "It's painful to think back to that day
Looking back on the night Al Campanis changed history [Web links]
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[Los Angeles Times] - Saturday is the one-year anniversary of Bryan Stow's beating at Dodger Stadium. Yahoo Sports' Jon Morosi looks back on the still-unsettled case. -- The Times' TJ Simers has more questions about Magic Johnson's group buying the Dodgers.
Google News: Column: Bill targeting hooligans just can't be enforced
[Prescott Daily Courier] - Gatto says the impetus behind his bill was the vicious beating of San Francisco Giants fan Bryan Stow in the parking lot of Dodger Stadium on Opening Day Any action designed to make attending sporting events safer is welcome, but Gatto's bill
One year later, battered fan Bryan Stow has support
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[USA TODAY] - By Robyn Norwood, Special for USA TODAY LOS ANGELES – One year after a brutal beating in the Dodger Stadium parking lot left San Francisco Giants fan Bryan Stow in a coma, the former paramedic who suffered severe brain injuries uses a wheelchair and
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