111.   He is also not sure whether he will continue playing two sports.

112.   He talked about watching his teenage twin sons play sports.

113.   He just loved to play sports.

114.   He was the one who taught Juan how to play sports, who showed him how to drive.

115.   He was a class officer and played intramural sports, making the long trek by car or bus back to Scotch Plains with a few other students.

116.   He went to Pasadena Junior College, then played four sports at UCLA.Basketball, not baseball, was considered his best sport.

117.   He went to school and played sports.

118.   He was reared by his mother, Linda Faulk, whose younger brother encouraged Jacque to play sports.

119.   He would need a wheelchair to get around, and, certainly, he could not play sports the way able-bodied children did.

120.   His big brother, Kevin, was the town jock who discouraged him from playing sports.