Hi Jeff: I’ve been a jai-alai fan since Bridgeport opened in the mid-1970s. The game fascinates. I saw many of the greats as a kid. Little did I realize back in the late 1970s the strength and skill of the Bridgeport lineup. Even though many were at their peak or past their prime, the skill level […]
Our first order of business was to alert the Dania Jai-Alai players of the surprise resignation of GM John Knox. Boyd VP Jack Bernsmeier had already left South Florida to return to his home base, Delta Downs Racetrack and Casino in Louisiana. His parting instructions were, “You three (Clint Morris, Dave Winslow, and yours truly) […]
The Dania Jai-Alai Fronton was a massive building. There were winding hallways, four floors of offices, closets, nooks, and crannies. There were underground pump stations, electrical closets, a/c cooling units, roof top compressors, and a catwalk over the playing court. John Knox knew every square inch of that building. He had keys to every door […]
How ’bout a Trip to the Basque Region?
Jeff ‘Laca’ Conway BlogsHi Jeff: I’ve been a jai-alai fan since Bridgeport opened in the mid-1970s. The game fascinates. I saw many of the greats as a kid. Little did I realize back in the late 1970s the strength and skill of the Bridgeport lineup. Even though many were at their peak or past their prime, the skill level […]
“Who Knew 790 Was the Ticket to Success?”
Marty Fleischman BlogsOur first order of business was to alert the Dania Jai-Alai players of the surprise resignation of GM John Knox. Boyd VP Jack Bernsmeier had already left South Florida to return to his home base, Delta Downs Racetrack and Casino in Louisiana. His parting instructions were, “You three (Clint Morris, Dave Winslow, and yours truly) […]
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Marty Fleischman BlogsThe Dania Jai-Alai Fronton was a massive building. There were winding hallways, four floors of offices, closets, nooks, and crannies. There were underground pump stations, electrical closets, a/c cooling units, roof top compressors, and a catwalk over the playing court. John Knox knew every square inch of that building. He had keys to every door […]