Martial art club gaining honors: Triangle Club's Harris not tapping out.

From: Lima News (Lima, OH) | Date: August 9, 2007 | Copyright information

Byline: Jeremy Schneider

Aug. 9--LIMA -- The first thing you notice about Jeremy Harris is the size of his knuckles and the amount of damage they could inflict. It's not his knuckles you should be worried about. Harris runs the Triangle Club Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Academy in Lima. The key to Brazilian jiujitsu is not to punch, but to make an opponent submit in a variety of ways that contort and twist the body. "Jiujitsu is considered the gentle art," Harris said. "I...

Read all of this article with a FREE trial to HighBeam Research

Related newspaper, magazine, and journal articles from HighBeam Research

Martial art club gaining honors: Triangle Club's Harris not tapping out.
Lima News (Lima, OH) ; ... can comment on this story at www.limaohio.com. To see more of The Lima News or to subscribe to the newspaper, go to http://www.limanews.com. Copyright (c) 2007, The Lima News, Ohio Distributed by McClatchy-Tribune Information Services. For reprints ...
PRINCETON CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY WITH REVUE IN GREENSBORO.(LIFE)
The News & Record (Piedmont Triad, NC) ; Princeton University's 250th anniversary is being celebrated in Greensboro this week with a performance by the university's musical-comedy troupe. The Princeton Triangle Club will perform the musical revue The Tiger Roars from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Saturday at Irving Park United Methodist Church, 1510
CORRECTION
The Washington Post ; The Triangle Club was described incorrectly yesterday in the caption for a photo of Sunday's Lesbian and Gay Pride Day parade. The Triangle Club, in Dupont Circle, was formed several years ago to provide meeting space and fellowship for people in the gay community recovering from substance abuse.
Tea dance.(News)
Coventry Evening Telegraph (England) ; A TEA dance is held from 2pm every Wednesday at the Triple Triangle Club in Jardine Crescent, Tile Hill, Coventry, costing just pounds 1 a time to join in.
Old friends are on hand to open fayre
Citizen Gloucestershire, The ; Old friends of a Lydney church will return for a flying visit and to open a summer fayre. Mike and Lynn Miller left Lydney for their retirement in Devon. They will return on September 8 to open the fayre, which is organised by parishioners from St Mary's and Holy Trinity churches. The fayre starts
Athletics: McIlroy back on podium.(Sport)
The News Letter (Belfast, Northern Ireland) ; JAMES McIlroy produced his best run for two years to place third in the 800 metres at the Norwich Union British Grand Prix on Saturday. The European fourth placer had been held back by injury and illness last season but clocked 1:45.96 in a blanket finish just behind miler Anthony Whiteman who won
IN THE RED CORNER; Stars bid to save club.(News)
Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England) ; Byline: EMMA GUNBY BOXING legends Ernie Shavers and Alan Levine have joined forces. And they're hoping to land a knockout blow to plans to shut a world famous Liverpool boxing club. The Red Triangle club, in Everton Road, which has trained champions Colin Dunne, Shea Neary and Nel Tarleton, has
Hexagon's barbs aimed at good cause.(LIFE)(PARTY LINES)
The Washington Times ; Byline: Christina Ianzito, THE WASHINGTON TIMES The Hexagon Club's It's a Grand Old Gag - Washington's Only Original, Political, Satirical, Musical Comedy Revue - won't be winning any Tony Awards, but the quality of the show isn't really the point. In this case, as some theatergoers on Sunday
Athletics: Benone venue for triathlon championship.(Sport)
The News Letter (Belfast, Northern Ireland) ; Byline: Dave McKibbin THE Triangle Club and Limavady Borough Council are set to host Ireland's first ever X-Terra Triathlon Championship race on October 4. Details of the event were released at a Press conference at Benone beach yesterday. The race will be sponsored by Limavady Borough Council and
LETTERS: your views.(Features)
Coventry Evening Telegraph (England) ; Better way to protect council tax payers IT was sad to read of the financial problems encountered by local company Benchmark (Evening Telegraph, August 12) and obviously Coventry City Council are intent upon not helping the company. What did amaze me were the comments of the head of finance Angie