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An Early Look at the Rio Hondo
Monrovia quarterback Trevor McPherson
By Tim Peterson
Is it still Monrovia’s league. Can San Marino regain control? When does Temple City get back in the race? Who’s left out? South Pasadena or La Canada? It’s time to take a look at the Rio Hondo. Read more »
Fanview: July 21, 2017
Miracles are still possible for the METS!
By Joe Torosian
“I thirst to be thirsty in Montego Bay.”—Bobby Bloom
Relax, take it easy!
Right off the Top: I don’t think I’ve written about this before—maybe I have, I don’t remember—but when I was a sophomore at “The End of The Santa Fe Trail”…I ditched 21 consecutive days of school. Read more »
The TEN: 7/21/2017
The TEN
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The TEN: 7/20/2017
The TEN
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Whitecaps Whitewash Galaxy, 1-0
Romain Alessandrini and the Galaxy struggled against Vancouver (Photo by Duane Barker)
By Tim Peterson
(Carson) – Tony Tchani scored for Vancouver in the 64th minute and it proved to be enough to beat the Galaxy 1-0 Wednesday night before 17,404 at StubHub Center. Read more »
The TEN: 7/19/2017
The TEN
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An Early Look at the Miramonte
Pomona looks like the class of the Miramonte
Most of the passing leagues are now in the rear view mirror and August is right around the corner so it’s time to look at another league. Here’s a peak at the Miramonte. Read more »
The TEN: 7/17/2017
The TEN
(“The TEN” is not a top ten but ten items worth being included in “The TEN”) LATE EDITION Read more »
Fanview: July 17, 2017
Joe T. will remain a fan of the New York Mets…but he loves football.
By Joe Torosian
“We’ll fight’em until Hell freezes over, then we’ll fight’em on ice.”—Dutch Myer, TCU
Kick it!
Right off the Top: How marvelous, how wonderful and my song shall ever be.
I never used to think much of the expression/phrase of “seeing the forest through the trees…” (I think that’s how it goes.) Read more »