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Articles Written by: BOB HOHLER
Who is This?
Bob Hohler was the Red Sox beat writer for the Boston Globe during their 2004 run. He has since become an enterprise reporter for the Globe, but occasionally submits a story about sports.
Bubbly tailgaters will be navigating through the pregame haze into Yale Bowl tomorrow while a big guy in the visitors’ locker room is saying a little prayer.
Conor Murphy, a rugged Harvard linebacker who has hunted big game on the African plains, plans ...
From BOB HOHLER,
Boston Globe,
20 Nov 2009
Struggling to preserve their program and national prominence as a Pop Warner power, the Dorchester Eagles yesterday lost a preliminary legal effort to permit their undefeated Midget team to compete for local, regional, and national titles.
The Eagles ...
From BOB HOHLER,
Boston Globe,
3 Nov 2009
The greatest season in modern Red Sox history opened with the team’s two aces sniping at Boston’s sports media, chroniclers of the franchise’s ancient culture of doom.
“You have the right to remain silent,’’ read the T-shirt Curt Schilling draped over ...
From BOB HOHLER,
Boston Globe,
27 Oct 2009
ATLANTA - He wants to walk again. He wants to board a flight home to North Reading, climb into his big sister’s hand-me-down Ford Explorer, and drive his two triplet brothers to Peabody for his favorite cheese steak.
He wants to stroll into St. John’s ...
From BOB HOHLER,
Boston Globe,
22 Oct 2009
Opening a new chapter in the renaissance of sports in the Boston schools, the city yesterday plugged a major void in its athletic system by launching a middle-school football league aimed at keeping hundreds of youths on the fields, off the streets, ...
From BOB HOHLER,
Boston Globe,
16 Oct 2009
DANVERS - The Coppola triplets did what Coppolas do. They played football.
Like their father, Skip, a former quarterback at Pope John High School in Everett, and older brother, Derek, a running back at the University of New Hampshire, the North Reading ...
From BOB HOHLER,
Boston Globe,
23 Sep 2009
“My name is T.O. You might know me as the most dominating force in football.’’ - Terrell Owens, on his reality TV show
BUFFALO - Seriously, the most dominating force in football?
Bills Nation needs him to prove it. Fast.
Long-suffering fans of the ...
From BOB HOHLER,
Boston Globe,
14 Sep 2009
A federal appeals court, citing the apparent harm suffered by David Ortiz and other baseball stars who have been exposed as purported drug cheats, ruled yesterday that government agents violated constitutional protections against illegal searches when ...
From BOB HOHLER,
Boston Globe,
27 Aug 2009
Boston Mayor Thomas M. Menino will announce today the creation of a multimillion-dollar charitable foundation and consortium of professional sports teams, colleges and universities, and corporations to enhance opportunities for Boston student-athletes - ...
From BOB HOHLER,
Boston Globe,
2 Aug 2009
Here’s his plan, crazy as it may sound for a patient with a rare, highly malignant bone cancer.
Mark Herzlich tips his cap to the chemo nurses and radiation team. He bids farewell to the volunteers who delivered him snacks while drugs dripped through a ...
From BOB HOHLER,
Boston Globe,
1 Aug 2009
