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James 'Jim' Russell Spencer Sr., consummate outdoorsman


December 21, 2020
James “Jim” Russell Spencer Sr., 74, of Milton passed away Thursday, Dec. 17, 2020, at Bayhealth Sussex Campus. Jim was born in Ward, W.Va., son of the late Grant and Vivian (Smith) Spencer. 
Jim was a hard worker, building a career in the carpet installation industry for over 40 years. Jim owned his own carpet installation business, and after retirement, Jim worked with Besche Furniture on assembly and furniture delivery.  
Jim served in the Army National Guard stationed in Bethany Beach, and was awarded both the Marksman and Sharpshooter badge with honorable discharge.
Jim was the consummate outdoorsman; he loved fishing, spending time enjoying nature, and most especially enjoyed birdwatching. He was also an excellent storyteller, creative and imaginative, planning fun skits for family gatherings.  Jim also enjoyed music which led to his love of singing and playing the guitar.  He started a band called Sidewinder, where he was ....

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Book World: Dissecting athletic greatness: Nature, nurture, lucky breaks and a 'quiet eye'


Book World: Dissecting athletic greatness: Nature, nurture, lucky breaks and a quiet eye
Liz Robbins, The Washington Post
Dec. 11, 2020
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By Mark Williams and Tim Wigmore
Nicholas Brealey. 353 pp. $24.95
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When Brandi Chastain scored the winning penalty kick in the 1999 Women s World Cup and ripped off her jersey to celebrate victory for the United States, she sent a thunderous thrill through the Rose Bowl crowd and inspired generations of athletes to come.
I was fortunate to witness such unbridled moments of triumph, superhuman feats from once-in-a-generation athletes like Roger Federer and LeBron James, in my years as a sportswriter. Journalists, fans and fellow athletes alike cannot help but marvel at greatness as something often intangible. ....

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