Images of the Day

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After hitting three Maitland Orangewood Christian batters in the first six innings, Oak Hall pitcher Clint Dykehouse winces as he is hit in the helmet by a pitch on Tuesday night. Orangewood went on to win the game 1-0.

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Karen Johns figured out that a base was in the wrong spot during the SEC Tournament in Plant City last weekend.

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Terrence Myers, center, Jasmine Mongo, right, and several other children on Tuesday gather around a dead mouse that had recently been removed from an apartment at Kennedy Homes on SE 8th Avenue. Tenants have been complaining to the city about various problems including mildew, disrepair and infestation.

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The Lincoln Grill was situated along West Seminary Street next to the Lincoln Theater, Gainesville's black theater.

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Research scientist Ron Hayes, right and colleagues Nancy Denslow and Kevin Wang are founders of a University of Florida biotech spin-off called Daimonion Diagnostics LLC. The company is developng a blood test that can quickly diagnose the severity of a head injury.

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Buchholz's Tom Ray is picked off by Lincoln 's Jim Spencer.

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Federal Reserve Board Chairman Alan Greenspan stands under an enlarged version of the newly re-designed $20 bill during a news conference at the Treasury Department in Washington Tuesday. America's paper money -- the venerable greenback-- is no longer going to appear all green, getting a tad more colorful, part of a broader effort to thwart sophisticated counterfeiters. The Treasury Department's Bureau of Engraving and Printing, which makes the nation's paper currency, debuted the new $20 in a public showing Tuesday.

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Lincoln Middle School Lyceum students Catherine Bailey, from left, Dominique Mann, Kathleen Killian and Megan Schatz dissect a fetal pig as part of Eric Thomas' eighth-grade science class on Tuesday. A new report advocates such college-preparatory classes for all students.

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Camilo Villegas

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