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Tag Archives: chris strausser
Gunn grad Strausser leads NFL Colts to Monday Night Football excitement
The Colts are in a doozy down in Baltimore. It is knotted at 25, going into overtime. The Colts were up by 17 before Lamar Jackson pulled a few rabbits or birds out of his proverbial hat. I was toggling … Continue reading
The rush dies when Colts lineman rookie Danny Pinter becomes versed
I’m following the development of Colts lineman Danny Pinter, number 63 above, a rookie from Ball State and South Bend, Indiana. His position coach is Chris Strausser who was the quarterback for Gunn of Palo Alto Titans in 1981. I … Continue reading
Two fingers of paradise
I’m humming (the songs of) Eddie Money as I sip coffee at Caffe Trieste in North Beach, early on a rainy Monday fall morning. “Two fingers of paradise” is a corny headline; as if that’s how much espresso was holding … Continue reading
Posted in sf moma, sports
Tagged chris strausser, john ralston, mark kozelek, ric ocasek
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Run to daylight
The year that tiny Sacred Heart Prep of Atherton, California won the Central Coast Section football championship, I had three friends with boys on the Gunn of Palo Alto team, my alma mater. I attended every game, even on Yom … Continue reading
Posted in Plato's Republic, sports
Tagged alan eagle, ben burr-kiven, bill campbell, charles tharp, chris strausser, darrell page, dartmouth college, derrick henry, gunn titans football, guy kasznik, homestead of sunnyvale, jerry kramer, markee lockett, Matt currie, matt maltz, maxpreps, mike norman, pat rogers, paul sorenson, sacred heart prep, st. francis of mountain view, swede oberlander, the old pro, willie bogan, zack walz
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Unitas, Matte…Strausser
Jerry Sorenson mentioned to me that our mutual friend Chris Strausser had joined the Colts. I sent the Colts webmaster a note about the fact that in 1981 Chris was co-offensive player of the year in the Santa Clara Valley … Continue reading
Rest in peace, Tom Sullivan of the Eagles
On April 16, 1974, when I was 10 years old, Tom Sullivan, the star running back of the Philadelphia Eagles of the National Football league, sent me a postcard: To Mark, Best wishes and glad to hear from you. Your … Continue reading
4 stills from the 303
Outro by Denver son but world traveler, who I once rode a tour bus with from San Diego to Maine, Corey “Roar He” Harris edit to add, later that day: this was based on an NYT feature, “36 Hours in … Continue reading
Posted in sports, this blue marble
Tagged chris strausser, Clifford styll, new york times
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Did I mention I suck at fantasy football?
Did I mention I suck at fantasy football? I’m starting this guy anyways despite this website that says I should sit on Maricopa versus the broncos who incidentally employee my childhood friend and gun class May but never my teammate … Continue reading
Posted in sports
Tagged Amari cooper, Antonio’s nut house, chris strausser, fantasy football, Gunn 1982 reunion
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Is Jim Tyrer the first CTE suicide?
I met a man last weekend who told me he had a son my age, named HS, who died recently, at age 50 or so. He said his son played three years of football for the local high school team, … Continue reading
Blue Mustang by Luis Jimenez shot by Denver airport by Broncos line coach and Palo Altan Chris Strausser w. Confederate monument in Mississippi captured from American Public Media ‘In The Dark’ podcast as reported in Times By Leonhardt
This is a weird juxtaposition I admit even buy plastic out through Buy plastic alto standards I am meaning to listen more carefully to the podcast about Curtis flowers case in Mississippi the monument above is a screen capture … Continue reading
Posted in art, Plato's Republic, sports, where yat
Tagged Blue mustang, chris strausser, david leonhardt, luis jimenez
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