Demeter had become famous-or infamous- by being the player the Sox received in a trade for pitcher Earl Wilson in June 1966. Wilson, the second African-American player brought up by the Sox (some said to be Pumpsie Green's roommate) had been an erratic...

Earl Wilson Edward Earl Wilson, 62, of Leander, Texas died Monday, February 6, 2012 at his home. Edward was born on November 28, 1949 in Midland, Texas to the late Thomas Hubert Wilson and Loise May Farris Wilson. He married Mary Evans Wilson of...

Posted by Chris Jaffe It wasn’t particularly surprising to hear, but it’s now official. Last week, veteran infielder Craig Counsell decided it was time to call it a career, announcing his retirement. At the very least, he made the most of his talent. ...

Earl Wilson/The New York Times Katherine Hays is the chief executive of GenArts, a visual effects technology company based in Cambridge, Mass. She says she has learned to step back more and to have her employees become the “owners” of their work. Every...

Miss. Wilson, first convicted of auto burglary in 1994, was sentenced in 2004 in Warren County as a habitual violent offender after his third conviction for robbing a Trustmark bank. His arrest on March 30, 2004, came six days after his release from a...

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday declined to hear an appeal from Bobby Earl Wilson Jr. , who wanted to file more challenges to his bank robbery conviction and life sentence. Wilson, first convicted of auto burglary in 1994, was sentenced in 2004 in Warren