Monthly Archives: June 2008

Good time had at Cota golf tourney

By TIM TROWER It was quite a sight. Two former NFL players on the tee box, their jaws set tight, fists clenched, grunting, strutting, giving themselves spirited, ego-boosting pep talks. “I’m the best,” said one. “No one’s better than me,” said the other. “I’m gonna dominate this game,” said the first. On went Chad Cota [...]

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Ode to Rocco

By TIM TROWER It was hard not to root for Rocco Mediate as he valiantly tried to tame the Tiger. Mediate is an everyperson’s person, a guy you could see bellying up for a cold one and chatting away with whomever happened to be around. He’s you and me, only a much better golfer. He resonates with the [...]

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Roger, NOT over and out

By TIM TROWER Anyone who saw the piece I wrote for Wednesday’s paper on Roger Craig might wonder how I could possibly have more to say. I know there are people on the copy desk scraching their heads. Long stories kind of creep up on you, especially the “life-and-times” pieces, as a co-hort calls them. [...]

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Those are the breaks

By Luke Andrews For the second time this week we witnessed a disputed call directly affect the outcome of a playoff game for a local team.   On Tuesday, the North Medford baseball team trailed Tigard 4-3 in the final inning of a semifinal game with sophomore Matt Maurer on third and no outs. Maurer [...]

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