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A Community Affair
Scott Yoshonis
In an era of dynasties and dominant, established high school athletic programs, there is a new face making waves in the City of Detroit, one that could not have even existed back when some of the traditional powerhouses established themselves. With the creation of the charter school, a new dynamic was added to the old dichotomy of ... Full Story
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I was 14 when my dad took me to my first Michigan football game. It was Bo’s first season, back in 1969. It was a cool November Saturday, and the Wolverines were playing the Badgers of Wisconsin. I remember it all so clearly because it was the day I really fell in love with the game of football. I liked the game to that point ... Full Story
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I’m the son of a horseman. Or more accurately, a horse man. My father, Edward Mesrey, spent most of his adult years in one of two places: behind the counter of a grocery store or behind the gates of a race track. Winter, spring, summer and fall, he could be found at (Ladbroke) DRC, Northville Downs, Windsor Raceway, or Hazel Park Race Track, where, in October of 1980, he lost his life in the grandstand. Full Story
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John Heffron
I attended my first spring training game in Florida this year, and as nice as it was to see the Tigers back in action after a long winter, I saw something even more entertaining than the ballgame: I saw two guys get into a scuffle; it was pretty bad.
What made it so shocking was the fact that these guys were in their 80s!
It was probably the slowest fight I’ve ever seen. It looked like a scene right out of The Matrix. It was so slow! I think the bystanders would’ve jumped in faster to break it up, but we were all in awe that these guys still had... Full Story
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