Cliches And Adjectives Permeated My Prose.

Sugar Ray Robinson Was At The Top Of The Boxing World During The 1950's When It Seemed That He Would Either Win Or Lose The Championship About Every Three Or Four Months.

I Worked With Rocky Graziano And Rocky Was Certainly A Character.

I Wanted To Be A Sportswriter Because I Loved Sports And I Could Not Hit The Curve Ball, The Jump Shot, Or The Opposing Ball Carrier.

I Think My Mistakes Were Kind Of Common - Leaning On Cliches And Adjectives In The Place Of Clear, Vivid Writing. But At Least I Knew How To Spell, Which Seems To Be A Rarity These Days.

My Top Three Were Jim Brown, Wilt Chamberlain And Bo Jackson.