[McFadden Circle] Nevertheless the Old Course at Rye can be a great leveller and with the greens at their slickest and best in winter, never truer was the adage that ‘the man who can putt is a match for anyone’. Serious fun is the theme, exemplified by the presentation of a silver medal to the winner in exchange for the victorious ball.
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[Baltimoresun.com] Olympian Phelps charged with drunken driving - baltimoresun.com: Phelps, a Rodgers Forge resident who trained for the Athens Olympics at the North Baltimore Aquatic Club, made international headlines in his quest to win what would have been an unprecedented eight gold medals in swimming. The media gave detailed accounts of his life in and out of the pool, including his mammoth breakfasts at Pete's Grille in Waverly and his choice of low-slung swim trunks.
[Weblogs.csmonitor.com] Christian Science Monitor Blog | We're Just Fans: The innovative retractable roof, which was to hang from a huge concrete arm that soared above the stadium, took many years to complete and has entailed more than $200 million in repairs. Altogether, the mounting bill for building and maintaining this notorious landmark, to be retired in 2006, comes to $2.4 billion, prompting the citizens of Montreal and Quebec to call Olympic Stadium not “The Big O,” but "The Big Owe." With the money spent on what has been called the most infamous venue in sports history, ESPN.com's Jeff Merron says Montreal could have bought eight A-Rods (Alex Rodriguez, baseball’s highest paid player) plus the Anaheim Angels - or the Yankees “with the [K.C.] Royals thrown in as a farm club.”
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