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Arkansas Travelers Manager Collin Cowgill is shown in this photo.
Sitting under a tent just outside his team s clubhouse, Arkansas Travelers Manager Collin Cowgill looks the same as he has all season. His light brown hair spills out the back of his cap and his Duck Dynasty -esque beard lingers halfway down toward the top of his jersey.
Cowgill s demeanor remains unchanged as well. He speaks in low, gruff tones with short responses but few complaints.
The first-year skipper has been a steady presence at Dickey-Stephens Park, all the more critical with nearly half of the Travs Opening Day roster no longer in North Little Rock. And that s something Cowgill prides himself on.
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by Allan Lengel
e was a brilliant, naturally gifted attorney. He knew how to read a courtroom. Norman Lippitt, a brilliant lawyer intially known for successfully defending white police accused of beatings and murder at the Algiers Motel during the 1967 riots, died Monday from complications from bladder cancer that turned to bone cancer. The 85-year-old Bloomfield Hills resident died at home under hospice care. For 17 years, until 1984, Lippitt was the lead counsel for the Detroit Police Officers Association, defending cops in high-profile cases, often involving brutality and murder. Before that, he was a Wayne County assistant prosecutor. He did those cases because they were his clients and he was going to win for them, that s what lawyers do, said Brian O Keefe, Lippitt s law partner for 32 years. You don t make a moral judgment when you re trying to win for your client.