Memory of 70-point game lingers for Hinsdale's Don Hurlburt
Fifty-five years ago, Don Hurlburt scored 70 points for Hinsdale Central School. Those 70 points should bring him joy. Instead, they bring him back to the night his best friend,
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Fifty-five years ago, Don Hurlburt scored 70 points for Hinsdale Central School. Those 70 points should bring him joy. Instead, they bring him back to the night his best friend,
Harrison goes into Wednesday night’s game at St. Francis needing 38 to break the WNY scoring record.
Mar 2, 2021 The following is excerpted from Rebound: From Pain to Passion—Leadership Lessons Learned by Matt Doherty. Copyright © 2021 by Matt Doherty. Used by permission of Sports Publishing Group, an imprint of Clovercroft Publishing. I thought I would be in South Bend forever. We had a great season. Recruiting was going well. We received a big-time commitment from high school point guard Chris Thomas from Indiana. Notre Dame hadn’t gotten the best players in the state with Bobby Knight at IU and Gene Keady at Purdue. We were making a lot of noise in the world of college basketball! I...
Ian Blackford proudly stood alongside Joanna Cherry just weeks before the SNP NEC blocked her political ambitions THE Tories, like other Unionist parties, are obsessed with talking about independence. On the other hand, the SNP are obsessed with talking about gender self-ID, the Hate Crime Bill, Joanna Cherry MP and Alex Salmond – not necessarily in that order. Politicians can say and do dreadful things in private before showing a more angelic face to the public. Even more so if they are keen to hold onto power. They are helped by loyal supporters who will swear blind when defending the...