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| Speedy mini-cars boost Scouting (Florida Today) |
| Dan Walton's car shot sparks into the air on its way down a metal track, causing a crowd of about 50 people to gasp and jump. "Good old gunpowder," said Walton, Cub Scout master of Pack 337 and a Melbourne engineer who spent about a week constructing a tiny rocket engine for the car. |
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| Scouting Report: Mike Furrey (The Flint Journal) |
| Mike Furrey went from leading the NFC in receptions in 2006 to being Detroit's No. 4 receiver last year. While his numbers and depth chart status might have changed, he remains a valuable player because of his knowledge of the offense and his versatility. |
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| Humans hit beach, count dolphins (Baltimore Sun) |
| National Aquarium's annual count of mammals attracts volunteers to the Shore Peering toward choppy gray waves and a smear of mid-July humidity that shrouded the horizon early yesterday, Val-Jean Slowinski kept her binoculars at the ready. Trouble was, if you were out scouting dolphins, as she was, it turned into a day at the beach. |
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