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SportByte™ Archives — July 2012

 

 

 

 

 
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Posted 07.31.12 — "Yew wood was a gift from God to the bowmaker." — Earl Ullrich, attributed by John Strunk, archer [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations]


Posted 07.30.12 — "What a glorious weapon the long bow is." — Maurice Thompson, archer and writer [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations]


Posted 07.29.12 — "Every good bow is a work of love." — Saxton Pope, bow hunter and writer [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations]


Posted 07.28.12 — "A bow is a very personal piece of equipment." — Mike Brodeur, archer [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations]


Posted 07.27.12 — "There is certainly something in angling that tends to produce a gentleness of spirit and a pure serenity of mind." — Washington Irving, writer [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations]


Posted 07.26.12 — "Soon after I embraced the sport of angling, I became convinced that I should never be able to enjoy it if I had to rely on the cooperation of fish." — Spars Grey Hackle, fisherman and writer [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations]


Posted 07.25.12 — "The fish is the hunter; the angler is the hunted." — Richard Waddington in Catching Salmon [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations]


Posted 07.24.12 — "God never did make a more calm, quiet, innocent recreation than angling." — Izaak Walton, fisherman and writer [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations]


Posted 07.23.12 — "Anglers are living proof that fish is not brain food." — Randy Voorhees, fisherman and writer [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations]


Posted 07.22.12 — "Mario Andretti was a hell of a race car driver, but he looked like a girl dribbling the basketball." — Bob Netolicky, basketball player, referring to a charity game once played between the Indianapolis 500 drivers and the press corps [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations]


Posted 07.21.12 — "The Russians are no more professional than the Americans, who give their athletes free college educations." — Avery Brundage, International Olympic Committee president [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations]


Posted 07.20.12 — "Let's be honest. The proper definition of an amateur today is one who accepts cash, not checks." — Jack Kelly Jr., U.S. Olympic Committee executive [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations]


Posted 07.19.12 — "I was lucky. I don't mean in the competition, but in the fact that I had a wife who made decent money and who was just as committed to seeing me win the gold medal as I was. In this country, unless an amateur athlete has a working wife or a wealthy family or a very tolerant boss, the odds are that he's never going to get the chance to try for a gold medal." — Bruce Jenner, Olympic gold medalist decathlon competitor [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations]


Posted 07.18.12 — "It is a rare bird who can hustle a living in today's going and still have time to excel as an amateur." — Grantland Rice, sportswriter [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations]


Posted 07.17.12 — "It has always been a source of pride for me that I competed in a sport that, by and large, was purely amateur." — Dan Jansen, Olympic gold medalist speed skater [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations]


Posted 07.16.12 — "In love as in sport, the amateur status must be strictly maintained." — Robert Graves, writer and poet [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations]


Posted 07.15.12 — "Amateurism, after all, must be the backbone of all sport." — Richard S. Tufts, writer [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations]


Posted 07.14.12 — "The bluegrass bard from Louisville." — Sportswriter Red Smith's characterization of Muhammad Ali, born Cassius Clay, boxer [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations]


Posted 07.13.12 — "He worked apparently on the premise that there was something obscene about being hit." — Norman Mailer, author, on the early career of Muhammad Ali, born Cassius Clay, boxer [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations]


Posted 07.12.12 — "Astute, double-hearted, irresistible." — Tony Morrison, author, on Muhammad Ali, born Cassius Clay, boxer [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations]


Posted 07.11.12 — "Football players go together with beer like wine goes with cheese." — Tim Green, football player, broadcaster and writer [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations]


Note: Daily quotes were not posted from 07.05.12 through 07.10.12 while the SportByte™ editor was on vacation.


Posted 07.04.12 — "My opinion has always been that I would rather work for the star than work for the movie house. The star is always going to be pursued." — Scott Boras, sports agent [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations]


Posted 07.03.12 — "Kids have agents now before they even make it into their teens." — Mary Lou Retton, Olympic gold medalist in gymnastics [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations]


Posted 07.02.12 — "I swear those agents could sell swampland in Manhattan." — John Feinstein, writer, from Hard Courts [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations]


Posted 07.01.12 — "He sees all the devious ways you can rip people off." — Unidentified baseball executive on sports agent Scott Boras [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations]


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