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- To: Dan Forant <dforant1@nycap.rr.com>
- Subject: Re:Cous
- From: Joe Hironaka <j.hironaka@unesco.org>
- Date: Tue, 21 Jul 1998 19:37:31 +0200
- References: <3.0.3.32.19980721124430.0069fe88@nycap.rr.com>
With respects to Dan Forant, I admit I only watched a Cousy telecast three times last year but each of those times he sounded as level-headed yet sardonic as ever. I say "We love ya, Cous!". Joe *** Dan Forant wrote: > Nice article. If you feel Philly is 2nd rate compared to Boston, so be > it. > Boston fans expect nothing but the best, especially from its > basketball > team, which we are beginning to get again, and as much from the Boston > > press, in which we are not getting. Yeah, I'll trade you the press and > > Cous. Maybe your guys in Philly just don't have anything to write > about > lately. > > >From: lenthall@sas.upenn.edu (Bruce K. Lenthall) > > > >Let me say right off the bat that I haven't lived in the Boston area > in > >several years, so I haven't read the Globe or listened to Cousy > regularly > >in several years. You can all decide that invalidates what follows if > you > >want. That said, having lived in the Twin Cities and Philadelphia, > >listened and read the local sports coverage, I caution all you Globe > and > >Cousy haters about wishing for their retirement. You could do much, > much > >worse. Most of the sports columnists in the Philly paper aren't worth > > >reading -- and not just because they're writing about the Sixers. > Every > >morning when I read the sports pages here, I long for the Globe. It > may > >have dropped from the days of Montville, Madden, Gammons, et al, but > it's > >still better than just about any sports page I've seen. If you ever > hound > >Bob Ryan out of Boston, I'd trade stable of Philly columnists for > him. > > > >------------------------------ > > > "In the NBA the Owners Rule"
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