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| COVINGTON -- Tie-breaker, schmie-breaker. After sharing the top spot in the Family Fantasy Football League for a week, team Medicine Woman, coached by Lesley, has staked an undisputable claim to the top spot. A week ago, she was tied for the best record with the previous top dog -- the Big Bad Mamas, coached by Lanie. But by virtue of Lanie's loss Sunday, combined with Lesley's 50-42 win over Mike Walsh's Quien Es Tu Papa, Lesley finds herself alone at the top, with a 7-2 record. AT HER HEELS: Lesley better enjoy her success while it lasts, because there are a trio of 6-3 teams in hot pursuit. Not the least of them is the high-scoring Dapper Dan, coached by Lanie's brother Peter, which knocked off the aforementioned Mamas last week by a score of 89-85. (Talk about your sibling rivalries.) Not only has Peter scored more points so far this year than any other team, but he will meet Lesley head-on next week in a battle for league supremacy. COMING ON STRONG: Another team to watch is the surging Uncle Ted, the squad coached by Shane and Betsy that is the owner of a two-game winning streak. As if showing off its newfound muscle, Uncle Ted embarrassed Bobby on Sunday by doubling up on his team, Malliot Jaune, by a score of 101-49. That performance made Uncle Ted only the fourth team in the Family Fantasy Football League to score more than 100 points this season, following in the footsteps of Dapper Dan, Medicine Woman and Maillot Jaune. THE BACK OF THE PACK: Judy and Mick's Georgia Peaches and Mike Scott's The Write Stuff may be the league's doormats, but they haven't played like it recently. The Peaches got the best of the two teams' matchup last week, 83-70, but both are coming on convincingly with five weeks left to surge into playoff contention. For his part, Mike isn't worried about his team's chances. "Plenty of time," he said. "Plenty of time." RELIVE THE GLORY: Peruse the league record books from all three seasons -- the two past season and the current one -- by clicking here. |
| COVINGTON -- Inspired by Bobby's new sideline gig, (see message number 537 on the messge board), we've decided to do a little checking on what other families are up to. We were surprised at what we found, and we're sure you will be, too. Well, well, well. Look who's been named director of clinical research of the Pain Relief Unit at King's College in London. Congrats, big guy. (But that must be one heck of a commute.) How much are you willing to pay to see what Artie's been up to? I hear one-dollar bid, do I hear two? I got a two-dollar bid, do I hear three ... And if that's not good enough, you might want 'A Closer Look at Art Scott.' (But not too close. He had a tuna sandwich for lunch.) Well, her name is Liz Scott and she's a jouralist, so it must be her. One question: Who the heck is this Stuart guy? (And what is she doing in England? Going to visit Magdi at King's College, I guess.) Eat your heart out, Capshaw. Medical school, schmedical school. We know how you're spending your time. (This one's a twofer. Check out the links on the left; looks like a certain cousin was recruited for movie reviews.) Man, not only does she have the same name, but it really looks like her, too! |
| Web reveals family's penchant for moonlighting |
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| Photo originally published Nov.7, 2000: Little Gus crawls for the first time, a milestone which also gave Vincent and Sherry a great opportunity to whip out the digital camera they gave each other for Christmas. Photo was taken Jan. 17, 2000. (Photo by Sherry Heller) |
| Looking through our archives, we couldn't help but think that we had more than a few photos that deserve to be spotlighted again on the Web site. So without further ado, here they are ... |
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| Photo originally published July 25, 2000: Guess who got a new scanner? That's right: Katy. And upon opening the thing, she couldn't resist the temptation to smash her face against it. |
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| Photo orginally published Dec. 1, 2001: As is tradition, nobody is quite sure who really won the 2001 Turkey Day football game. (Photo submitted by Robbie) |
