By David Li, bostonese.com Lowell, Mass., July 12, 2013, — A free Tzu-Wei Lin poster will be given away at tonight’s Lowell Spinners Vs. Staten Island Yankees game at LeLacheur Park. Starting tomorrow, limited number of Tzu-Wei Lin T-shirts will also be available at the Lowell Spinners Vs. Jamestown Jammers games. Tzu-Wei Lin, a shortstop… Continue reading Lin-sanity Arrives in Lowell?
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As Boston Bruins Takes 2:1 Stanley Cup Finals Lead, Larry Kwong Celebrates 90th Birthday
By David Li, bostonese.com Boston, June 19, 2013, — Boston Bruins outplayed visiting Chicago Blackhawks in game 3 of the Stanley Cup Finals Monday night at TD Garden. The 2:0 victory gives Boston 2:1 series lead. On the same day, the first person of Asian ancestry to play in the National Hockey League (NHL), Chinese… Continue reading As Boston Bruins Takes 2:1 Stanley Cup Finals Lead, Larry Kwong Celebrates 90th Birthday
HXGNY Hosts First Go Expo Showcasing the Surrounding Game
By Dachun Yao, HXGNY This Sunday (06/09/13) afternoon, our beloved GO teacher Ms. Jie Tang (US North East GO tournament 5D Champion) held the Greater New York GO EXPO in Huaxia Chinese School Greater New York (HXGNY) with great success. HXGNY students enjoy playing Go at the expo. (photos by Liang Wang and Chun Sun)
Top 100 Runners at 2013 Salt Lake City Marathon
By David Li, bostonese.com The 2013 Salt Lake City Marathon is the first major Marathon race after the Boston Marathon bombings. Security was visibly enhanced throughout the race course on Saturday, April 20. Bryant Jensen, 29-year-old from Ogden, UT, crossed the finish first in 2:30:14. A total of 905 runners participated in this year’s Marathon, with 890 of… Continue reading Top 100 Runners at 2013 Salt Lake City Marathon
President Obama’s Speech and Order of Service at Cathedral of the Holy Cross on April 18, 2013
Hello, Boston! Scripture tells us to “run with endurance the race that is set before us.” Run with endurance the race that is set before us. On Monday morning, the sun rose over Boston. The sunlight glistened off the Statehouse dome. In the Common and the Public Garden, spring was in bloom. On this Patriot’s… Continue reading President Obama’s Speech and Order of Service at Cathedral of the Holy Cross on April 18, 2013
Pictures from Last Week of 2012-2013 BCTC Winter Tennis League
By David Li, bostonese.com In the evening of April 5, 2013, 40 players of the BCTC Winter Doubles Tennis League played their 20th week of games for the winter season at Woburn Racquet Club (WRC). Like in the past, some single matches were played from L1 to L10 for the last week. A end-of-season party… Continue reading Pictures from Last Week of 2012-2013 BCTC Winter Tennis League
Japan’s Go Ambassador Narumi Osawa Visits Hua Xia Chinese School
By Dachun Yao and Fiona An New York City, April 7, 2013, — This morning, two special Japanese guests, Ms. Narumi Osawa and Mr. Mozart Ishizuka, visited Hua Xia Chinese School Greater New York (HXGNY) at the invitation from Ms. Jie Tang, a well-known GO player at North America and the Go class instructor of… Continue reading Japan’s Go Ambassador Narumi Osawa Visits Hua Xia Chinese School
Called Ambassador of Go, Chang Hao Charmed Many at 2013 ACGA Spring Go Expo
By David Li, bostonese.com Cambridge, Mass. — When the world champion Go player Chang Hao (9p) showed up at the Student Organization Center at Harvard University on March 23, many Go fans couldn’t believe that they would get a chance to play Go with one of the best players in the world. Despite of jet… Continue reading Called Ambassador of Go, Chang Hao Charmed Many at 2013 ACGA Spring Go Expo
49ers Fans Upset at Ref’s Non-call in Ravens’ 34-31 Superbowl Victory
By David Li, bostonese.com After a 34 minute power outage, the 4 hour plus Super Bowl game came down to the final two minutes. Baltimore’s defense made a goal line stand with the and then took a safety with the punter wasting 8 seconds in the corner of the end zone. The Cinderella story of… Continue reading 49ers Fans Upset at Ref’s Non-call in Ravens’ 34-31 Superbowl Victory
Li Na’s Brave Performance at Australian Open Final Wins New Fans around the World
By Sun Xiaochen in Melbourne, Australia, and Lei Lei in Beijing (China Daily) Losing the final of the Australian Open is unlikely to stop Li Na from becoming a global superstar. China’s 30-year-old tennis ace twisted an ankle and also hit her head as she contested the final against Victoria Azarenka of Belarus on Saturday… Continue reading Li Na’s Brave Performance at Australian Open Final Wins New Fans around the World