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Marathon Woman

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By Wayne Coffey
| Substack
Welcome to Coffey Grounds, a newsletter that is often about sports and always about people, and topics, I find fascinating. If you are new here, thanks so much for visiting. If you are a regular, thank you for coming back. Please pass the word and consider supporting my work by joining our growing list of paid subscribers. This post is free, but paying customers are the only way to keep the lights on. Thanks again.
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Did Hobey Baker 1914 Suffer From Repeated Brain Injuries?

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By Wayne Coffey
| Princeton Alumni Weekly Verified
When Michael Popkin ’65 returned to Princeton for his 25th reunion, he knew there was one stop he had to make. He wanted to take his 11-year-old son, Charles, to see Baker Rink, the University’s historic hockey facility and a shrine to Hobey Baker 1914, widely regarded as one of the greatest athletes ever to compete for the University and one of the best amateur sportsmen in American history.
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Living Large

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By Wayne Coffey
| Substack
Beneath the soaring stone arches of the Cadet Chapel this week, on the West Point campus she called home, Lauren Loose brought everyone together again, one last time. She’d been doing it for most of her 29 years on earth, and it would be no different now that her time was done. Her parents, John and Marianne Loose, and her sister Grace were in the front pew, surrounded by enough family members to fill a barracks.
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