Mid-summer sports musings on Americans in global games
Jack Matheson laments American players’ decline in tennis and golf while praising team sports. He critiques FIFA authority after a Mexico youth scandal, laments violence at soccer venues, and mocks CFL labor battles between Cal Murphy and Gil Scott, highlighting recent moves involving Joe Paopao and Jeff Boyd.
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Boris Becker
Stefan Edberg
Steffi Graf
Martina Navratilova
U.S
Chrissie Everet
Pam Shriver
Chris
Pam
Sandy Lyle
Nick Faldo
Assie
Greg Norman
Caballero
Leroy Ballesteros
Curtis Strange
States
Connors
McEnroe
Palmers
Nicklauses
Watsons
Vince Lombardi
Cal Murphy
Gil Scott
Winnipeg Blue Bombers
CFL
Scott
Murphy
Chamber of Commerce
Hulk Hogan
King Kong Bundy
Dieter Brock
Joe Paopao
Jeff Boyd
Paopao
Boyd
Sox edge McAuley Blazers 5 4 in tense charity game
In Hamiota on July 7 the Red Sox defeated the McAuley Blazers 5 to 4. Key moments included Brad Clegg driving in a run with a double, Donato Salinas scoring, and Kerry Lowe scoring the winning run after an intentional walk. Ken Graves held McAuley to eight hits over eight innings.
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Hamiota
Red Sox
McAuley Blazers
Garry Kroeger
James Heapy
Brad Clegg
Blazers
Mike Labassiere
Donato Salinas
McAuley
Ken Graves
Lou Gillis
Darren Smith
Sam Jamieson
Kerry Lowe
Meet the ’88 Red Sox pitcher Lou Gillis
Lou Gillis, a new pitcher from Lockhart Texas, grew up there and starred in high school with two no hitter seasons and 380 strikeouts. He earned MVP honors three times, led his college team to a first place tie in conference play, and now lives in Hamiota while attending Pan American University during home visits.
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Lou Gillis
Lockhart
Texas
Austin
Hamiota
Pan- American University
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