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It could be, it might be, it is (!) a great sports book

April 10, 2018

The Game Isn’t Everything: The reality beyond the arena by Bruce Lowitt; Barstad Comminications; © 2015; 281 pages; 14.95. By Donald H. Harrison SAN DIEGO – I learned when I was a rookie reporter for the Associated Press back in 1967 that any fool, including yours truly, could write a story about an athletic contest. […]

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Human- interest writer plumbs real lives of athletes

July 30, 2016

The Game Isn’t Everything: The reality beyond the arena by Bruce Lowitt; Barstad Communications; © 2015; ISBN 978153-4981126; 285 pages, $14.95. By Donald H. Harrison SAN DIEGO – Bruce Lowitt is an all-around sportswriter who covered the big NFL games for the Associated Press, and, later in his career, regaled readers with stories about sports

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Books, Poetry & Short Stories, Bruce F. Lowitt, Donald H. Harrison, Sports & Competitions

Now a Jewish Major Leaguer baseball site

June 26, 2010

By Bruce F. Lowitt ST. PETERSBURG, Florida — Think Jewish baseball players. OK, now that you’ve come up with Sandy Koufax and Hank Greenberg, think about, say, a dozen Jewish major leaguers playing right now. There’s Kevin Youkilis of the Red Sox and Gabe Kapler of the Rays, and … um … Ryan Braun of the

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Bruce F. Lowitt, Sports & Competitions, Travel and Food

Some recommended reading on other sites, #1

December 9, 2009

Judy Lash Balint, “Starting Over: Gush Katif refugees begin again,” The Jewish Star of Long Island. Jane Fantel refers us to a speech in 1991 by Severn Suzuki, a 12-year-old Canadian girl, about global warming. Yarden Frankl refers us to a video dance tribute to the late Australian philanthropist Richard Pratt. Rabbi Ben Kamin, “Afterlife?

Bruce F. Lowitt, Middle East

Freddie Roman recalls ‘goldeneh’ era of the Catskills

November 14, 2009

By Bruce F. Lowitt OLDSMAR, Florida–Freddie Roman hasn’t been around as long as the Catskills, although it might seem that way. He is a living history of a region that gave birth to countless great Jewish comedians and a reminder of an era of American Jewish life long past. There are the Catskill Mountains, ranging

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Bruce F. Lowitt, USA

It could be, it might be, it is (!) a great sports book

Human- interest writer plumbs real lives of athletes

Now a Jewish Major Leaguer baseball site

Some recommended reading on other sites, #1

Freddie Roman recalls ‘goldeneh’ era of the Catskills

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