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Negro Leagues move up to majors | From the Sidelines
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save In 2005, while writing for a (since discontinued) Gazette product called “The Slice,” I did a lengthy piece on the Brown Bombers, an all-Black semi-pro baseball team that won the 1949 City Championship. I spent…
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Negro Leagues move up to majors | From the Sidelines
In 2005, while writing for a (since discontinued) Gazette product called “The Slice,” I did a lengthy piece on the Brown Bombers, an all-Black semi-pro baseball team that won the 1949 City Championship. I spent hours doing research on the team and came up with a list of former Bombers — by now in their…
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‘Father of Baseball in Colorado Springs’ is headed to Florida | From the Sidelines
Every couple of months I have a beverage with my good friend, Fred Whitacre, and a few of our buddies at various establishments around town. During one of our most recent times together, Fred informed us that he and his lovely wife, Mary Anne, are moving to Jacksonville, Fla. The couple — they met as…
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‘Father of Baseball in Colorado Springs’ is headed to Florida | From the Sidelines
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Every couple of months I have a beverage with my good friend, Fred Whitacre, and a few of our buddies at various establishments around town. During one of our most recent times together, Fred informed…
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Fans won’t be allowed to attend Colorado high school football championships
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment announced that spectators and all non-essential personnel will not be allowed to attend next weekend’s state’s high school football championship games. These additional restrictions come as Pueblo…
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Fans won’t be allowed to attend Colorado high school football championships
gazette preps state football playoffs
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Faces to Follow: Mussa Pene, Carolyn Naftanel and Chris Yoo
Mussa Pene, football, Nebraska Kearney Pene, a 2020 Liberty High School graduate, will begin his freshman season this fall with the Lopers. He is listed on the team website as an “athlete” majoring in exercise science. Pene had a standout senior season at Liberty. He had 52 catches for 1,006 yards (19.3 per reception average)…
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Faces to Follow: Jake Zink, Jake Slater and Adin Schwenke
Jake Zink, soccer, University of Colorado at Colorado Springs Zink, a 2018 Pine Creek High School graduate, will be in his redshirt sophomore season for the Mountain Lions this fall. A goalie, Zink appeared in two matches (both starts) last season. He recorded a shutout against Fort Lewis on Oct. 11. Two days later, the…
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Faces to Follow: Lindsey Jin, Kenzie Fontana and Thad Dewing
Lindsey Jin, volleyball, Colorado Mines Jin, a 2017 Pine Creek High School graduate, will be in her senior season for the Orediggers this fall. An outside hitter, she was third on the team in kills in 2019. She played in 28 of 32 games with 16 starts. She helped Mines to the finals of the…
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Faces to Follow: Lindsey Jin, Kenzie Fontana and Thad Dewing
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Lindsey Jin, volleyball, Colorado Mines Jin, a 2017 Pine Creek High School graduate, will be in her senior season for the Orediggers this fall. An outside hitter, she was third on the team in kills…





