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On the road

We all need a little direction now and then

Dennis Anderson

Posted December 12, 2006

The greatest invention of the 20th century was the television. Twenty-four hour sports news, “The Sopranos” and The History Channel, what more could a man ask?

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Family of nine traveling in style

Dennis Anderson

Posted December 1, 2006

There it stood in its midnight blue splendor, a beacon in a parking lot full of Dodge Caravans, Ford Explorers and Toyota Highlanders.

Heard at the game

Accomplishments

By Natalie Flanzer

Posted June 20, 2006

What do you hope to accomplish with this summer sports season?

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Recreation Basketball

By Natalie Flanzer

Posted December 20, 2005

What is one of your best memories from this season of recreation basketball?

Behind the pages

Game: Not just baseball anymore

By Natalie Flanzer

Posted September 13, 2005

The passing of Labor Day signaled the end of summer and the beginning of fall sports in Lawrence. With summer baseball and softball adistant memory, kids across the city geared up for a fun seasons this fall.

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Keeping Score Journal of a ballfield mom

Another Year, Another Season

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Posted June 24, 2005

One of my favorite lines from any baseball movie is from Bull Durham. The coach explains to the players that baseball is a simple game. "You throw the ball, you catch the ball, you hit the ball." It doesn't look too easy from my perspective in the stands but it does provide a very simple pleasure: watching the kids play baseball on a summer night.

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The Unsung Heroes

By Kelley Norman

Posted July 8, 2004

If it takes a village to raise a child, sport coaches are an important part of that village.

Inside the Game Life behind the lens

Back in Kansas

By Ira Spitzer

Posted June 20, 2005

I’m sitting in a cramped airline seat on the way to Miami via Houston to celebrate my friend Josh’s upcoming wedding. Cruising at 26,000 feet, I realized something: A couple days after arriving in Lawrence less than a week ago, it felt like I’d never left at all.

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Leaving Lawrence

By Ira Spitzer

Posted July 23, 2004

Summer is slowly coming to an end. The local baseball and softball leagues are finished for the season, players and their families are squeezing in one last vacation before school starts, and I am hitting the road to go back to California in a few days.

From the dugout

Softball goes hand in hand with Lawrence community

By Wayne Pearse

Posted June 15, 2004

Speaking of community, there is a lot of Fastpitch being played in this area. Lee Ice runs the Parks and Rec. league and Bonnie Mills has a wonderful developmental league. Add LHS, Free State, Baldwin, Perry / Lacompton, and Eudora High Schools, the nine Lawrence Phenix Fastpitch teams and other traveling teams like the Hummers and Vipers, and you will find that the entire range of skill, talent, and desire are available to the young ladies of our community. Or is it?

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