I watched him slowly slice open his baked potato. It was the only thing on the plate. Monty Trainers in Coconut Grove was known for its freshly caught seafood. But, Steve Nostrand, founder of the Greater Miami Convention and Visitors Bureau and an Executive VP with our soon-to-be defunct advertising agency, Hume- Sindelar, Inc., was […]
By Straymar and “Jabracadabra” The Cyclones moved into first place after going 9-1 in week 6 which included a sweep over the Warriors on Sunday. The sweep was their second in as many weeks. The “Cones” hammered out a 14 game winning streak and have gone 21-4 (0.840) since being in last place in week […]
The longest sport’s strike in American history was over. In early 1991, the International Jai-Alai Players Association, known merely as IJAPA (pronounced “eehopa”) was the new player’s union representing most of the Jai-Alai players in the United States. Yet, to say there were some hard feelings was an understatement. The Basques are a rare people. […]
The National Jai-alai Association has resumed its first league action in four years with a Tuesday Night Spring League beginning March 22nd. The event will run 9 consecutive weeks and end on May 17th. A total of 16 players had signed up, but two players had to scratch on the eve of the event – […]
“Marty Meets Madison Avenue”
Marty Fleischman BlogsI watched him slowly slice open his baked potato. It was the only thing on the plate. Monty Trainers in Coconut Grove was known for its freshly caught seafood. But, Steve Nostrand, founder of the Greater Miami Convention and Visitors Bureau and an Executive VP with our soon-to-be defunct advertising agency, Hume- Sindelar, Inc., was […]
Magic City Update After 6 Weeks
Straymar BlogsBy Straymar and “Jabracadabra” The Cyclones moved into first place after going 9-1 in week 6 which included a sweep over the Warriors on Sunday. The sweep was their second in as many weeks. The “Cones” hammered out a 14 game winning streak and have gone 21-4 (0.840) since being in last place in week […]
“Players Come Back- Fans Don’t”
Marty Fleischman BlogsThe longest sport’s strike in American history was over. In early 1991, the International Jai-Alai Players Association, known merely as IJAPA (pronounced “eehopa”) was the new player’s union representing most of the Jai-Alai players in the United States. Yet, to say there were some hard feelings was an understatement. The Basques are a rare people. […]
NJAA Resumes Leagues for the First Time in 4 Years
Jeff ‘Laca’ Conway BlogsThe National Jai-alai Association has resumed its first league action in four years with a Tuesday Night Spring League beginning March 22nd. The event will run 9 consecutive weeks and end on May 17th. A total of 16 players had signed up, but two players had to scratch on the eve of the event – […]