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high school teacher joe berton portrays the fictional baseball player sidd finch for sports illustrated’s april fools day prank, 1985
Sports Analogies Hidden In Classic Movies - Volume 32: "Paper Lion"
Sports Analogies Hidden In Classic Movies – Volume 32: “Paper Lion”
Today’s Movie: Paper Lion
Year of Release: 1968
Stars: Alan Alda, Lauren Hutton, Alex Karras and the 1967 Detroit Lions
Director: Alex March
This movie is not on my list of essential films.
NOTE: This installment of Sports Analogies Hidden In Classic Moviesis being done as part of something called the “Surprise the Cat” blog-a-thon. In honor of International Cat Day on March 17th, this…
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Sidd Finch (portrayed by Joe Berton) poses with a javelin in Staffordhire, England. "The Curious Case Of Sidd Finch," a piece by longtime SI contributor George Plimpton, told the tale of a young man who could throw a baseball 168 mph yet was as mysterious off the field as he was hard to believe on it. The story appeared in the April 1, 1985 issue, and neither the date nor the strangely worded subhead ("He's A Pitcher, Part Yogi And Part Recluse. Impressively Liberated From Our Opulent Lifestyle, Sidd's Deciding About Yoga — and his future in baseball"), the first letters of which spelled out "Happy April Fools Day," clued readers into the fact that it was all a hoax. (Lane Stewart for SI)
GALLERY: The Curious Case of Sidd Finch
The Most Googled Product in Every Country. Guess what Nigeria's product is?
The Most Googled Product in Every Country. Guess what Nigeria’s product is?
Here’s what people want to buy according to their most popular searches.Americans only eat fast food, Germans love beer, and everyone in Australia surfs.
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To get their data, the team at Fixr googled a simple question…
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