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by Tracy Gates on Nov 16, 2010I checked out the Eastern Athletic Club Open House on Monday night. Given that it’s a mere twenty minute subway ride from my Soho office and located in Brooklyn Heights, not too far from my...
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by The Squashist on Nov 14, 2010Please don't let them do it again!It's a story heard before in the world of squash.... Real estate costs are considerable in a metropolis. Squash courts take up a relatively large chunk of a club's...
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by Corey Modeste on Nov 6, 2010In Dec 2010, Equinox took over the Printing House Fitness & Squash Club, closing the club's five squash courts. This was a tremendous loss for the 250+ club players, West Village residents,...
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by The Squashist on Nov 5, 2010The Boston Globe's Alex Beam wrote an irritatingly snarky column recently discussing the PSA-PST lawsuit, in which, after poking fun at the sport itself, making the obligatory reference to the...
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by Corey Modeste on Oct 31, 2010Drink all night and meet other fun players.
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by The Squashist on Oct 26, 2010As I presumed it might, the PSA vs PST dispute is now headed for the courts. The core legal issue is whether the PSA engaged in predatory behavior by singling out PST events over other, similar...
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by Squash Zag on Oct 26, 2010I think this is now the fourth chapter in the saga between the Pro Squash Tour and Professional Squash Association. Yesterday, the Pro Squash Tour filed a lawsuit in the state of New York. Named in...
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by Squash Zag on Oct 24, 2010Another chapter in the saga of PST vs. PSA. A petition has been posted online to collect “signatures” and comments. Preamble: On October 14, 2010, the management of the Professional...
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by The Squashist on Oct 20, 2010Okay, I've had my fun with photos, but when you get right down to it, no one's laughing. Joseph M. McManus, the commissioner and CEO of the Pro Squash Tour, has just released an "Open Letter to the...
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by The Squashist on Oct 19, 2010Fuhgettaboutit!
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