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The Way It Looks from Here Contemporary Canadian Writing on Sports

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Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

01.11.2005

Herausgeber

Stephen Brunt

Verlag

Random House N.Y.

Seitenzahl

448

Maße (L/B/H)

22,1/14,6/2,5 cm

Gewicht

564 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-676-97352-5

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

01.11.2005

Herausgeber

Stephen Brunt

Verlag

Random House N.Y.

Seitenzahl

448

Maße (L/B/H)

22,1/14,6/2,5 cm

Gewicht

564 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-676-97352-5

Herstelleradresse

Libri GmbH
Europaallee 1
36244 Bad Hersfeld
DE

Email: gpsr@libri.de

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  • Produktbild: The Way It Looks from Here
  • Introduction

    Baseball


    Raines Beats $1000-a-Week Habit, Michael Farber —
    The Gazette (Montreal)


    Carter’s No Ordinary Joe after Series-Winning Blast, Dave Perkins —
    Toronto Star, deadline writing


    Walker Worthy Target for Jays, Milt Dunnell —
    Toronto Star, deadline writing


    August 7, 1921, Steven Hayward — From
    Buddha Stevens and Other Stories, fiction

    Basketball


    White Rules, Gare Joyce —
    Saturday Night

    Boxing


    Part of the Game, Allen Abel —
    The Globe and Mail, deadline writing


    Discord Works in Tyson’s Favour, Milt Dunnell —
    Toronto Star, deadline writing


    Boxing the Greatest at Ali’s Farm, Stephen Brunt —
    The Globe and Mail


    Going the Distance from Reality, Chris Jones —
    National Post


    The Trouble with Tyson, Stephen Brunt —
    The Globe and Mail

    Curling


    Merv Curls Lead, Guy Lawson —
    Saturday Night

    Football


    Destiny Finally Arrives for Long-Suffering Franchise, Allan Maki —
    Calgary Herald, deadline writing


    Garry Sawatzky: Uncaged Lion, Jim Taylor —
    Sports Only


    Out of Africa, Jack Todd —
    The Gazette (Montreal)

    Golf


    Rough Stuff in the Rain, Cam Cole —
    National Post, deadline writing


    Issue Black and White, but Green Sees Only the Colour of Money, Trent Frayne —
    The Globe and Mail, deadline writing


    Weir Wins in Canadian Style, Cam Cole —
    National Post, deadline writing

    Hockey


    Lemieux, Gretzky Team for Winner: Oh, Canada!, Red Fisher —
    The Gazette (Montreal), deadline writing


    Pat Burns Goes Home, Michael Farber —
    The Gazette (Montreal)


    Real-Life Slap Shot, Tom Hawthorn —
    Toronto Life


    Mogilny, Iain MacIntyre —
    The Vancouver Sun


    The Montreal Canadiens, Wayne Johnston — From
    Original Six: True Stories from Hockey’s Classic Era, fiction


    The WHA Revisited, Ed Willes —
    Ottawa Citizen


    Curtis’s Charm, Mike Ulmer —
    Saturday Night


    The Best in the World, Peter Gzowski —
    Maclean’s


    Still Scrapping After All These Years, Dave Feschuk —
    National Post


    A Win When It Counts, Christie Blatchford —
    National Post, deadline writing


    Gretzky’s Gang Beats U.S. 5–2 — and Keeps the Faith for a Desperate Nation, Rosie DiManno —
    Toronto Star, deadline writing


    Saving the Game, Ken Dryden —
    The Globe and Mail


    Orr’s Left Knee Gone for Good, Damien Cox —
    Toronto Star


    Goaltender Suite (iii) “One of You”; Things in Our Day; Desperate Moves, Randall Maggs — From
    The Sawchuk Poems, unpublished

    Horse Racing


    The Flood, Jim Coleman —
    Toronto Telegram


    Front Page Girl, Archie McDonald —
    The Vancouver Sun


    Racing’s Other Plate, Beverley Smith —
    The Globe and Mail


    A Stud Is Born, Ian Brown —
    The Globe and Mail


    Silent Cruise, Timothy Taylor — From
    Silent Cruise: Stories, fiction

    Monster Trucks


    Return of the Battle of the Monster Trucks, Tom Hawthorn —
    This Magazine

    Pool


    Mr. Iceberg, Stan Dragland — From
    Stormy Weather: Foursomes, unpublished

    Snooker

    • From
    On Snooker: The Game and the Characters Who Play It, Mordecai Richler

    Squash


    Court Jester, Bruce Grierson —
    Saturday Night

    Swimming


    Olympic Pressure Takes Personal Toll, James Christie —
    The Globe and Mail

    Track


    World’s Fastest Man Even Faster, James Christie —
    The Globe and Mail, deadline writing


    Simply the Best, Steve Simmons —
    The Toronto Sun


    Unforgiven, Stephen Brunt —
    Toronto Life

    Wrestling


    The Widow’s Revenge, Brian Hutchinson —
    Saturday Night

    Acknowledgments

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