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Mason back at Ravens practice

After missing two consecutive days of practice, wide receiver Derrick Mason (dislocated left shoulder) made an appearance this morning. Mason wore his jersey and took part in a few individual drills, but he did not have his helmet and he wore a red, non-contact jersey over his usual No. 85.

Offensive tackle Willie Anderson (sprained left ankle) was not present during the portion of practice open to the media. Wide receiver Terrance Copper, who has also not practiced for the past two days because of a shoulder injury, stood on the sidelines in a red jersey.

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Mike Preston has been with The Baltimore Sun since 1983. Prior to becoming a columnist in 2000, he covered the Ravens for four years. Preston will appear every Monday from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Fox Sports Radio (1370-AM) to answer any questions about the Ravens. Preston is a native of Essex and a graduate of Towson State University, where he played football.

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Ken Murray has covered Baltimore pro football teams in three leagues and two countries. He covered the Colts' departure in 1984, the Stallions' arrival in 1994 and the Ravens' Super Bowl championship in 2000. His warmup act was Roger Staubach's final season with the Dallas Cowboys in 1979.