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About the Author
About the Author, Thomas Fuller, is a highly regarded correspondent for The New York Times, where he operates primarily out of Northern California. Throughout his illustrious career, Fuller has reported from over forty countries, gaining a reputation for his thorough and insightful journalism that spans across political, cultural, and social issues. His expertise is not only reflected in his work for The Times but also in his contributions to the International Herald Tribune, where his articles have…-
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Illustration Credits
The Illustration Credits section in The Boys of Riverside acknowledges the incredible work of the individuals who contributed illustrations and photographs to the book. We are deeply grateful to Erika Thompson from the California School for the Deaf, Riverside (CSDR), for her wonderful illustration featured in the first image of the book. Thompson's artwork captures a meaningful moment within the story, offering readers a glimpse into the experiences of the deaf community, adding emotional depth to the…-
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Photographs
Photographs in The Boys of Riverside provide a vivid and intimate portrayal of the journey undertaken by the California School for the Deaf, Riverside, and its football team, the Cubs. The picturesque campus, nestled at the base of the San Gabriel Mountains, offers a serene environment that reflects the dedication and ambition of its students. The palm trees lining the school grounds serve as a visual marker of the region's beauty, while the tranquil yet vibrant atmosphere sets the tone for a community…-
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Acknowledgments
The acknowledgments section of The Boys of Riverside is a heartfelt expression of gratitude from the author to the many individuals and groups who contributed to the creation of the book. This project was deeply shaped by the author’s immersive experience within the Riverside football community, and he takes the opportunity to thank all those who opened their lives to him. He extends his sincere appreciation to the players, coaches, and staff who allowed him to witness their journeys firsthand, from…-
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Chapter 35: College Dreams
Chapter 35: College Dreams explores the story of Keith Adams, a talented young football player who faced numerous challenges while pursuing his dream to play college football. In the late 1980s, Keith's father, Roger Adams, reached out to Jim Rubiales, the football coach at Lincoln High School in Stockton, to discuss an unconventional plan. Keith, a junior at the California School for the Deaf in Fremont, expressed a desire to join the Lincoln football team, a highly respected program known for producing…-
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36. “That Kid Can Play Anywhere”
The championship game at Faith Baptist ignited rival emotions, with fans segregated on opposite sides of the field. Jim Perry, president of the Southern Section of the California Interscholastic Federation, sat alone at the far end of the field, clutching the “Champions 2022” plaque, ready to present it to the victorious team. As the second half commenced, Faith Baptist emerged from halftime motivated but faced a daunting task, trailing by four touchdowns. Their coaches injected belief in their…-
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37. “You Guys Deserved This”
In the aftermath of a celebrated victory, the mood on the field was bittersweet. A. C. Swadling, a player, repeatedly queried whether the Cubs could hear him as they passed each other during the traditional post-game handshake. This confusion arose from the presence of Gio Visco, who is profoundly deaf yet part of the winning team. Swadling's assumptions about a deaf team triumphing over Faith Baptist, a formidable eight-man football team, highlighted an underlying prejudice, demonstrating that even in…-
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Chapter 31: Playing with Fire
Chapter 31: Playing with Fire immerses readers in a high-stakes football championship game, set against the backdrop of Lake Balboa, California, on a bright, crisp Friday afternoon. The Riverside Cubs, a team fueled by determination, board their yellow school bus for a crucial game at Birmingham Community Charter High School. Traveling down Victory Boulevard, a road named to honor World War I soldiers, the team journeys toward a stadium that represents not just a location, but a significant moment in their…-
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Chapter 32: The Psychology of Winning delves into the impactful life of David Lavallee, a standout high school athlete from New Hampshire in the 1980s, who made a lasting impression in the world of sports. Lavallee, notably the only soccer player in his state to be honored as an All-American that year, played a key role in his team’s impressive unbeaten championship season. His incredible performance, which saw him scoring sixteen goals, was celebrated in local media. Despite not being the most…
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Chapter 33: The Throw
Chapter 33: The Throw highlights a crucial turning point during a tense football game that pushed the Cubs to their limits, demanding resilience and quick thinking. It was a chilly evening, with the temperature hovering around fifty degrees, as Coach Davidson removed his blue Faith Baptist varsity jacket, preparing for what would become an intense battle on the field. The Cubs were midway through the first quarter and, despite facing a tough start, were determined to make a comeback. Their third drive of…-
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