Weekly Sports Grab Bag: Ball State, Uncle Verne, Grand Prix of Indianapolis and “The Hawk”
by Bert Beiswanger With a mixed bag of thoughts on various sports topics the past week, locally and nationally, I could have pounded out an article a day given the time. Since life gets in the way sometimes, you do what you can. So I thought it best to hone in on a few freshly […]
by Kent Sterling He sounded like an autumn Sunday. Pat Summerall made it sound so easy and fun that for a time, he defined excellence in broadcasting. Summerall was so good that many fans had no idea that he had actually played in the NFL as a kicker for 10 years for the Lions, Cardinals, […]
by Kent Sterling 9:21p! 9:21 at night. That’s when the final between Duke and Butler will start! All the college basketball fans 14-and-under have bedtimes earlier (or should) than this game will start. With the protracted halftime (maybe they will salute Dick Enberg for another 15-seconds) and extended time-outs, this game will almost certainly creep […]