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Visitor from far off land instantly sees the greatness of our lakes
September 18, 2011 We throw around the term “the lake” without hesitation. It’s close by, it’s always been there, so it gets taken for granted. The lake is just a regular part of our world. more »»
Here’s a kicker: Be active on the waiver wire
September 16, 2011 I can honestly say I’ve never Googled a kicker in my life. But there I was in the middle of Kings Island, Googling Nate Kaeding and finding out why Mike Scifres did kicking instead of Nate Kaeding. more »»
Browns need a do-over
September 13, 2011 A few years ago, I got into the show “30 Rock.” It was witty, satirical and interesting. I enjoyed the last part of the first season and loved the second season. more »»
Aces are wild, and we’re not talking about poker here
September 11, 2011 The hole-in-one is the ultimate thrill in golf. The odds of getting an ace are so high that most people never get to experience that thrill. more »»
Nature can strike in the most peculiar fashion
September 11, 2011 Only nature can serve up stories like this, and have them turn out to be true. They first surface in the outdoors rumor mill, then catch fire on the Internet, and eventually we sort out the facts. more »»
Mickelson turns to belly putter to combat the yips
September 4, 2011 I will admit to two things right off the bat here. First, I have been aware of the term yips for quite some time. Secondly, I have not been affected by the problem. Well, at least not yet. more »»
Today’s kids missing a lot, along with part of their summer
September 4, 2011 Labor Day used to signal the official end of summer. The municipal pool locked its gates, the parks were nearly empty during the week and family vacation time had all been spen. more »»
Going overtime, again and again
September 4, 2011 All I could think of was that about 20 years ago, I wouldn’t have this problem. There was no overtime then. more »»
Tiffin’s hopes for a win come unstrung
September 4, 2011 Tiffin’s men crossed the line first, but an untethered line kept the Dragons from a wi. more »»
Blue Jackets ease to 4-0 by dominating Colonel Crawford
September 4, 2011 NEW RIEGEL — Paige Noftz registered a double-double and Kara Scherger hammered 20 kills Saturday as New Riegel dominated Colonel Crawford 25-15, 25-16, 25-18. more »»
Just another favorite club story — well, so to speak
August 28, 2011 If you read my column last week, you know how unhappy I was with my 7-wood, which just happens to be my favorite club. more »»
This Great Lakes king lost throne due to an invasion
August 28, 2011 Long before the walleye was officially royalty on Lake Erie, the Great Lakes had a real king. He was strong and brilliant and tough and clearly in charge, residing at the top of the food chain. more »»
Three things that stood out about Tornadoes’ opener
August 28, 2011 If it was a test, Columbian passed it. Ben Davis and the Tornadoe lines practically aced it, and stayed after class for extra credi. more »»
Preseason’s meaningless, but Browns look better
August 21, 2011 It’s probably not surprising that we always seem to feel the best about the Browns in the preseason. Ten losing seasons in 12 seasons tend to create that. more »»
Reading the water a smart first step towards fishing success
August 21, 2011 We’ve been taught since a very early age that reading is one of our most precious skill. more »»
What to do when you are betrayed by your favorite club
August 21, 2011 I’m telling you, the game is fickle. If you play this game we call golf, you know just what I’m talking about. more »»
London’s calling: Olympic security among top priorities
August 16, 2011 Roll out the welcome wagon Sir Roger Bannister, Sebastian Coe, Lennox Lewis, David Beckham, William, Harry, Kate, Pipi, Sir Elton, and Queen Mother. more »»
Sometimes all you can do is laugh at this silly game
July 24, 2011 I love playing golf. It is infinitely more fun when you play well, but even the bad days are enjoyable. There is the occasional time when you hit the ball so poorly that all you can do is laugh. more »»
All-Star game is losing its luster
July 17, 2011 A number of years ago, a friend and I created a game where we would try to name off as many obscure Indians from our childhood as we coul. more »»
Erie islands too close, too comfortable to be overlooked any longer
July 17, 2011 You have to believe that the ultimate Architect of the outdoors knew just what he was doing when he sculpted the Lake Erie islands. more »» |
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