Tag: W. Tresper Clarke High School
OFFSIDE REMARKS: When one sportswriter’s passion for football (not futbol) wanes
I just can’t believe it has been seven years, seven years from the day — Oct. 1, 2014 — when my interest in football — started to wane.
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OFFSIDE REMARKS: A day this writer will never forget
It’s funny how we remember some of the most tumultuous things in our life although we can’t remember what we ate for lunch today or yesterday. We remember where we were for assassinations, 911 and other great tragedies.
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OFFSIDE REMARKS: When a teenager began his path to become a writer, though he didn’t know it at the time
Sometimes we don’t give our teachers, coaches and mentors thanks or credit, or enough credit, especially when they help put us on the right path or open a door.
Read MoreOFFSIDE REMARKS: A day this writer will never forget
It’s funny how we remember some of the most tumultuous things in our life although we can’t remember what we ate for lunch today or yesterday. We remember where we were for assassinations, 911 and other great tragedies.
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OFFSIDE REMARKS: It was 50 years ago Sunday …
No, this column isn’t the remake of the Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band.
Read MoreOFFSIDE REMARKS: When a teenager began his path to become a writer, though he didn’t know it at the time
Sometimes we don’t give our teachers, coaches and mentors thanks or credit, or enough credit, especially when they help put us on the right path or open a door.
Read MoreOFFSIDE REMARKS: When a sportswriter’s passion for football (not futbol) wanes
I just can’t believe it has been five years, five years from the day when my interest in football — started to wane.
Read MoreOFFSIDE REMARKS: A day this writer will never forget
It’s funny how we remember some of the most tumultuous things in our life although we can’t remember what we ate for lunch today or yesterday. We remember where we were for assassinations, 911 and other great tragedies.
Read MoreOFFSIDE REMARKS: When a teenager began his path to become a writer, though he didn’t know it at the time
Sometimes we don’t give our teachers, coaches and mentors thanks or credit, or enough credit, especially when they help put us on the right path or open a door.
Read More
OFFSIDE REMARKS: A silver lining to a silver-anniversary visit to the Jets locker room
It was a long, hard cold journey on the Long Island Railroad returning from Jamaica, N.Y. that late December afternoon in 1968.
Read MoreOFFSIDE REMARKS: A day this writer will never forget
It’s funny how we remember some of the most tumultuous things in our life although we can’t remember what we ate for lunch today or yesterday. We remember where we were for assassinations, 911 and other great tragedies.
Read More
