(Mostly) hot topics
John JeansonneMusings (often related to a half-century working as a sportswriter) on journalism, geezerhood and current events. Beware the occasional curmudgeonly inclination.
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Ancient history
This date in sports history (November 19) 35 years ago: The national soccer team from the United States was playing a final World Cup qualifying match against Trinidad & Tobago. Not that the typical American was even aware that a U.S. natio...
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