Zachary Scribe
South Portland, Maine
Corrections
In the May 9 “Don’t Quote Me” column (“Hardball”), we misidentified a former Herald sportswriter. His name is George Kimball, not George Williams. Also in that issue, Tiger Saw’s recording engineer (see “Scoring Points”) was improperly identified as Djim Walsh. His name is Djim Reynolds. We apologize for the errors.
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