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01/14/07
For underdogs of many kinds, Casey's at the batCasey McRoy, a senior at Archbishop Spalding High School, is planning to be a doctor someday. He hasn't settled on a specialty - it's too early - but he already shows promise as an obstetrician. Find Us On Facebook
Last Monday, for the second time this season, he served as midwife for a litter of Cavalier King Charles Spaniels. Hallie, one of the two family spaniels, went one day past her due date. When her water broke at 8:30 a.m., Carol McRoy sent an instant message to her son. He rushed to their Crownsville home and helped three female and three male puppies into the world. "Since it's...
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