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RiverRatRay wrote:
Stewy wrote:
On a personal note: Loosing all those Whiffle Ball games to my buddy Billy (holandkat) Bruce!!! I had decent stuff, A Southpaw with a nice 12-6 curveball, I just didn't have a good stick!!!


You should have learned by now Stewy, you can't beat no Astro.... :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:


RRR, that takes me back to my worst memory.....watching Joe Rowe and Rocky White and their fellow Padres serenade us with "2,4,6,8 who do we appreciate" after losing the final game of the LL championship (for the second year in a row). I had to watch that one from the bench because the ump tossed me from the game....which, after 27 years I've grudgingly accepted was my own fault. :)

As a fan, the Michigan State game in '98. My then 3 year-old daughter had to scold me after that one. "Daddy, we don't say '#*!%.'"

In high school, dealing with the agony my buddy John Hannon felt after losing a wrestling match to a guy with one leg! Excruciating. I still laugh...I mean, feel empathy for him over that one.

Losing to Stewy at his home field with the short right field porch. It knocked my record against him down to 106-1. Never make fun of a fat man yielding a spring-loaded Fungo bat and a lifetime of whiffle ball futility.


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hollandkat3 wrote:
RiverRatRay wrote:
Stewy wrote:
On a personal note: Loosing all those Whiffle Ball games to my buddy Billy (holandkat) Bruce!!! I had decent stuff, A Southpaw with a nice 12-6 curveball, I just didn't have a good stick!!!


You should have learned by now Stewy, you can't beat no Astro.... :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:


RRR, that takes me back to my worst memory.....watching Joe Rowe and Rocky White and their fellow Padres serenade us with "2,4,6,8 who do we appreciate" after losing the final game of the LL championship (for the second year in a row). I had to watch that one from the bench because the ump tossed me from the game....which, after 27 years I've grudgingly accepted was my own fault. :)

As a fan, the Michigan State game in '98. My then 3 year-old daughter had to scold me after that one. "Daddy, we don't say '#*!%.'"

In high school, dealing with the agony my buddy John Hannon felt after losing a wrestling match to a guy with one leg! Excruciating. I still laugh...I mean, feel empathy for him over that one.

Losing to Stewy at his home field with the short right field porch. It knocked my record against him down to 106-1. Never make fun of a fat man yielding a spring-loaded Fungo bat and a lifetime of whiffle ball futility.


That is too funny!! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

If I had known about that, I would have mentioned it as a "remember when" memory at our class reunion!

You should have attended. We had a great time.!


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You should have attended. We had a great time.![/quote]

I was there! At least, I think I was there.


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hollandkat3 wrote:
RiverRatRay wrote:
Stewy wrote:
On a personal note: Loosing all those Whiffle Ball games to my buddy Billy (holandkat) Bruce!!! I had decent stuff, A Southpaw with a nice 12-6 curveball, I just didn't have a good stick!!!


You should have learned by now Stewy, you can't beat no Astro.... :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:


RRR, that takes me back to my worst memory.....watching Joe Rowe and Rocky White and their fellow Padres serenade us with "2,4,6,8 who do we appreciate" after losing the final game of the LL championship (for the second year in a row). I had to watch that one from the bench because the ump tossed me from the game....which, after 27 years I've grudgingly accepted was my own fault. :)

As a fan, the Michigan State game in '98. My then 3 year-old daughter had to scold me after that one. "Daddy, we don't say '#*!%.'"

In high school, dealing with the agony my buddy John Hannon felt after losing a wrestling match to a guy with one leg! Excruciating. I still laugh...I mean, feel empathy for him over that one.
Losing to Stewy at his home field with the short right field porch. It knocked my record against him down to 106-1. Never make fun of a fat man yielding a spring-loaded Fungo bat and a lifetime of whiffle ball futility.


I think it is great that you feel sorry for John, But did you not loose to a guy who had to be rushed to the hospitol right after your match?


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Stewy,

Nope, that was John.....same guy, same match. I forgot about that part!


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Re: Your most heartbreaking Sports moments

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Great thread, so I bring it back to the top. :lol:


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Re: Your most heartbreaking Sports moments

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This is old but I shall make my list anyways in no certain order all as a fan

1. Reds getting swept by Phillies in the 10 playoffs
2. Ohio State losing the national championship to Florida in Basketball & Football
3. Ohio State losing national championship to LSU
4. Ohio State losing to Kansas in the 2012 final 4
5. Ohio State losing to Uk in the 2011 sweet 16
6. Bengals 2009 playoff loss to the Jets
7. Bengals 2011 playoff loss to the texans
8. Orlando Magic losing the 2009 finals to the Lakers
9. Portsmouth losing the state basketball game in 2012 to Summit Country Day
10. Portsmouth losing in the 2011 final four to Cleveland Cental Catholic
11. Portsmouth losing in 07 football playoffs to Licking Heights
12. Ohio State #1 gets upset by Wisconsin
13. Ohio State loses to Michigan 2011


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Re: Your most heartbreaking Sports moments

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Yesterday, when my son-in-law was headed for home base and tore his Achilles Tendon. He got up, hopped across home plate to score and then went down again and couldn't get up. :( He has only been back to work for a month after having a hernia surgery and now faces another long stretch of not being able to go to work.


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The Instructor wrote:For me, there are two of them

The first is the Ironton Fighting Tiger State Championship Game in 1988.

We were robbed!

The other was watching Ohio State lose the championship game last year.
Should have punted. Ironton would have another title if Lutz would have chosen to punt. I agree he got the first down and it was a bad spot, but if he had punted that would be a moot point.

My two would have to be Christian Latner hitting the last second shot to beat UK and costing them a potential title and Wheelersburg losing to North College Hill on a 75 foot desperation heave as time ran out in the state semis in basketball.


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