Fair Game
- 288 Pages
- 6 x 9
- Hardcover
- ISBN 1-882203-58-5
- Copyright 1999
By Paul Daugherty
Three times a week columnist Paul Daugherty supplants the morning caffeine of thousands of readers in Cincinnati—and three states around—with a jolt of deadbolt honesty and opinion sharp enough to peel the clichés off the nearest sportscaster. This collection spans the rich sporting life of Cincinnati in essentially the last decade of the twentieth century, beginning with the joyous and eccentric Super Bowl run of 1988.
- 288 Pages
- 6 x 9
- Hardcover
- ISBN 1-882203-58-5
- Copyright 1999
By Paul Daugherty
Three times a week columnist Paul Daugherty supplants the morning caffeine of thousands of readers in Cincinnati—and three states around—with a jolt of deadbolt honesty and opinion sharp enough to peel the clichés off the nearest sportscaster. This collection spans the rich sporting life of Cincinnati in essentially the last decade of the twentieth century, beginning with the joyous and eccentric Super Bowl run of 1988.
- 288 Pages
- 6 x 9
- Hardcover
- ISBN 1-882203-58-5
- Copyright 1999
By Paul Daugherty
Three times a week columnist Paul Daugherty supplants the morning caffeine of thousands of readers in Cincinnati—and three states around—with a jolt of deadbolt honesty and opinion sharp enough to peel the clichés off the nearest sportscaster. This collection spans the rich sporting life of Cincinnati in essentially the last decade of the twentieth century, beginning with the joyous and eccentric Super Bowl run of 1988.