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by Tracy Gates on Jan 18, 2011The wheel was spinning. Sweat was dripping. And I couldn’t stop grinning. I was back in the saddle again—as they say—and loving it. Between Christmas and New Year’s, I’d...
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by The Squashist on Jan 17, 2011I'm normally pretty sympathetic to organizations, particularly those involved with squash, which run into unavoidable trouble and have to scramble. I don't want others to act like a jerk to me and I...
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by The Squashist on Jan 17, 2011I'm normally pretty sympathetic to organizations, particularly those involved with squash, which run into unavoidable trouble and have to scramble. I don't want others to act like a jerk to me and I...
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by The Squashist on Jan 6, 2011Well, I played this fellow Schumacher, and once again the lazy dog beat me. You have to understand that this Schumacher guy is at heart a phenomenally lazy player, really fantastically lackadaisical...
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by The Squashist on Jan 6, 2011Well, I played this fellow Schumacher, and once again the lazy dog beat me. You have to understand that this Schumacher guy is at heart a phenomenally lazy player, really fantastically...
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by Tracy Gates on Jan 5, 2011M'head-Swampscott YMCA 1910-2010 My old Y is no longer. Can’t quite believe that two of my most beloved sports clubs are gone within a month of each other. I grew up in this place. Learned...
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by Scot Self on Jan 4, 2011This should only show on the printing house group page under the blog posts tab
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by The Squashist on Jan 1, 2011That's Swedish for 'Happy new year and peace on earth,' a wish that seems to crop up every year about this time and which gets subsequently dashed among the sharp rocks of reality sometime during the...
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by The Squashist on Jan 1, 2011That's Swedish for 'Happy new year and peace on earth,' a wish that seems to crop up every year about this time and which gets subsequently dashed among the sharp rocks of reality sometime during the...
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by Tracy Gates on Dec 21, 2010Snow was falling when I walked out of the Blind Tiger a week ago Monday. It lit up the air and covered the street and sidewalks with a wispy whiteness. The first season’s snow is always a...
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