How to Succeed in Sportswriting (without Really Trying)
Gare JoyceThe life of a journeyman critic of the perspiring arts. Yes, some of the essays will be sport-ish. Others, however, will delve into matters beyond the sandbox. Writing about writing, sports or otherwise. Trying to avoid self-inflicted type-casting.
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No. 271: GENE TUNNEY / Ever erudite & hopelessly vain, he claimed he won the heavyweight championship of the world thanks to a lowly scribe's insight. Fact-checking a century later.
I've never bought the idea that sportswriters wield any influence, tho' many imagine it so. They'd revel in Tunney's tale of a humble scribe's role in boxing's great upset. Entirely bogus, of course.
No. 270: DOMINIK SHINE & BUD HOLLOWAY / Good things come to those who wait ... and wait ... and wait some more. Oh, and for Bud it wasn't "things," just one lonely, really good thing.
##### The photo of Bud Holloway, No. 52 of the Canadiens in your program, No. 1 from the 2006 NHL combine in my heart. Photo by Getty’s Bruce Bennett, a friend of How to Succeed in Sportswriting (without Really Trying).
No. 269: "I MADE WAYNE GRETZKY CRY" / And now he's making us cry foul. My buddy who humbled Brantford's hero as a teen & others who brushed with Greatness.
##### In a more innocent time: Wayne Gretzky, age 16, between his linemates with the Soo Greyhounds, the grumpy Dan Lucas and the smiling Paul (Henry) Mancini
No. 268: BOBBY HULL'S BRAIN / I was labelled an armchair expert. "He's no neurologist." Years later, the forensics finally caught up to my biography of hockey's disgraced star.
##### Robert Marvin Hull in his heyday & in his dotage.
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