Seaver eyeing TV work amid Reds career end
Tom Seaver, 34, says he aims to learn journalism and pursue television and public relations after baseball. He plans a globe-trotting schedule including Japan for a sumo show, Rome vacation, Spain with an aluminum firm, NBC golf duties in Honolulu and Tucson, then spring training with Cincinnati. He credits last season’s slow start to a muscle tear but notes other stats were strong.
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Nordic skiing a lifestyle taking hold in America era
Nordic skiing, called cross country, grows as a lifestyle with cheap gear and no lift lines. The piece notes rising prices, evolving equipment from wood to fiberglass, and the health benefits versus alpine skiing while praising the solitude and accessibility of winter trails.
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Bo really isn’t a loser by Jim Cour
Sportswriter Jim Cour argues Bo Schembechler deserves respect despite Rose Bowl losses. He notes USC’s controversial touchdown in the 65th Rose Bowl, Michigan’s strong defense, and Schembechler’s long coaching success. The piece contrasts bowl records with overall career greatness and discusses Rose Bowl dynamics between the Big Ten and Pac-10.
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Punt Kick winner Shaun McHugh prefers baseball
Geneva Ohio 12 year old Shaun McHugh won the national Punt Pass and Kick title beating Rob Vance of Dallas with a total of 334 feet. He prefers baseball and played pitcher and first base for Geneva Little League. Shaun hopes to be a professional baseball player and will have his name engraved on a plaque in the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton.
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