#Racquetball

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Stage directions are extremely funny: Falsettos Edition

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Which Outfit looks best on Julian?

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This episode of DS9 is called: Rivals

I can almost hear Chief O'Brien: "Biscuits!" ID: Doctor Bashir and Chief O'Brien from Star Trek Deep Space Nine playing racquetball, but they are the roughly rectangular dogs from Bluey. Bashir is a brown Saluki, leaping and smiling, with shiny green eyes, and wearing a silver outfit with a teal stripe in the middle. O'Brien is a serious beige Irish Wheaten Terrier, with bluish-grey eyes, a red headband, blue shirt, and light yellow shorts. The background is a dark gray indoor court with red and green details on floor, and red targets on the doors and the walls. End ID. 🌟 2023 carrd | commissions | ☕️ Ko-fi 🌟

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R.I.P. Mark Kellar

It is sad to see this news. I used to play racquetball with Mark when he lived in the Chicago area. He later moved to Minnesota, and I never saw him again. He had an outstanding collegiate football career as a fullback. In 1973, he led the NCAA in rushing, beating out notable future NFL players Tony Dorsett (Pittsburgh), John Cappelletti (Penn State) and Archie Griffin (Ohio State). He went on to play two seasons with the Chicago Fire (World Football League) and three seasons with the Minnesota Vikings (National Football League).

Mark was an excellent racquetball player and he taught me a lot about the game. In particular, he taught me patience. Don't panic and try to cut off the ball. Follow it to the back wall and set yourself up for a good shot. He had that part of the game mastered. He never looked like he was playing hard, but he always got to the ball and made good shots.

I have some good memories of Mark. The first time he played at our club, it was in a doubles match that included me and a guy that had a reputation for being ornery. There were a couple of hinder calls by Mark that Mr. Ornery didn’t agree with. At some point, Mr. O., knowing nothing about Mark’s background as a football player, decides to get in Mark’s face and read him the riot act. Mark got in Mr. O’s face, and shouted, “WHO THE FUCK DO YOU THINK YOU ARE TALKING TO” as I proceeded to wedge myself in between them to try to prevent any fisticuffs.

When Mark joined our club, I recruited him for our travel league team where he quickly became one of the top players in the league. There was a new team that joined the league the year before and their number one player went unbeaten in their first season. In the second season, he was still undefeated when we played his team on their home court. I matched Mark up with this guy, and Mark took care of business and won the match. His opponent did not shake Mark’s hand after the match. Instead, he stormed off the court toward the locker room. Mark causally strolled off the court, and nonchalantly quipped, “I guess I wasn’t supposed to beat that guy!”

I did manage to beat Mark once in our in-house morning league. Knowing that winning two consecutive games against him was virtually impossible, my strategy was to lay it all out and win the first game so that I would have a shot of winning the game three tiebreaker. My strategy worked. I won game three when I buried a ceiling shot in the back corner of his backhand side. When he tried and failed to dig the ball out of the corner, he said, “You talked me right out of it!” I took that as a great compliment from a former pro athlete.

Mark was always easy-going and if we weren’t playing racquetball, we’d always have a chat during our morning workouts. He would get on one those old white and black Stairmasters, set it at top speed, and do it for an hour straight. (By contrast, thirty minutes and medium-low speed was all I could handle.) Mark was never pretentious about his athletic career. However, he didn’t mind talking about it when asked. Though he seldom went out with the racquetball team after our travel league matches, I do remember one night when we sat in a bar, talked about his career and playing in Soldier Field, Metropolitan Stadium and Lambeau Field on cold December days.

Unfortunately, he moved to Minnesota just before cell phones became ubiquitous, so I had no contact information for him after he left. As I later traveled to Minnesota periodically for business, I did try to track him down but was unsuccessful. I played quite a bit of racquetball in the Twin Cities area, but nobody knew of Mark. So perhaps he quit playing the game or I just didn’t look in the right places. He was a part of my life for a relatively short but fun period of time. I hope he has found everlasting peace.

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What is the Ultimate Sport?

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MATCH POINT- Graphic Novel Book Review

Racquetball. New Friends. Diversity.  MATCH POINT is a fun, inspirational and unique graphic novel for cheerleaders of good friendship and the sports lover in all of us.  Image from https://maddiegallegos.com/ by Maddie Gallegos I received this graphic novel from Macmillan Publishers for an honest review of the book. When I got the book in the mail, my daughter was near me when I opened it and…

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Tennis rackets and good times

When I was a young reporter working for a newspaper in Central Ohio, I helped out the sports editor – Dave Cater – on Fridays and Saturdays, covering high school football and basketball games. Hi, I’m Mike Staton and I wrote this blog post. I became good friends with Dave and learned that he had a big crush on a major tennis star, Chris Everett. Professional tennis was huge in the 1970s. Just…

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Bottom 5 Superheroes to Play Racquetball Against

If theres one thing superheroes love, it's racquetball!

Racquetball is a very unpopular sport that very few people even know the rules to. A bottom sport that, frankly, can remain a bottom sport. Now I’m not here to just slander this sport. That’s just a happy bonus. For those unfamiliar with it, congrats on not having fabulously wealthy parents I guess. It’s similar to tennis but instead of having a net to hit the ball over there is instead a wall.…