2003 CLIPPINGS

7/20: Pilots' streak continues "Anchorage remains three games behind the first-place Fairbanks Goldpanners with three league games remaining. Mat-Su dropped its seventh in a row."
7/19: Glacier Pilots hit game running "The Pilots snapped a 1-for-10 skid Wednesday by scoring four runs in the first inning of a 10-2 win over the Fairbanks Goldpanners." LATE THURSDAY | Pilots bounce back
7/17: Pitcher's bad idea works out just fine "Anchorage Glacier Pilots pitcher Steve Uhlmansiek did something stupid Wednesday before his start against the Fairbanks Goldpanners."
7/17: Mulcahy is house that boots built - Anchorage Daily News
6/18: Bluma answers the call to arms for Glacier Pilots - ADN - "His claim to fame in that tournament: he pitched 22/3 innings and earned a save in a win over the Fairbanks Goldpanners, who went on to win the tournament"
6/10: Didion is in sole control of Glacier Pilots' destination
5/9/3: Sweet sounds of summer - Beth Bragg "Mulcahy Stadium, home of the Anchorage Glacier Pilots and Anchorage Bucs baseball teams, is named after Bill Mulcahy, who died in 1965. Called "the father of Anchorage baseball," he organized the Anchorage Baseball League in 1923 and took a team to the annual Midnight Sun game in Fairbanks. He became Alaska's first commissioner to the National Baseball Congress in 1947 and introduced Little League to the city in 1950."