The bride's father retired as the executive sports editor at The New York Post.
He rose through the agency's ranks as a sports writer and editor, becoming executive sports editor in 1973.
Tommy Deas, executive sports editor of The Tuscaloosa News, said the two teams are rarely ever really good at the same time.
He and his wife, Lisette, later moved to Washington, D.C., where he took a job as the executive sports producer for the CBS affiliate.
Guido Cribari, 85, from Eastchester, was the executive sports editor of Westchester's main newspaper chain (first the Macy chain, then Gannett) for 35 years before retiring in 1989.
"It was obviously Vin, very young, and about halfway through this thing, I realize the role he's playing," said Bob Ahrens, the executive sports producer of WFUV.
An insurance company executive sporting a high-powered rifle and a winning smile, Piotr is one of many hunters from across Poland who visit Romincka Forest.
Venture capitalists in cowboy boots and executives sporting "W2K" buttons opened their arms to Texas Governor George W. Bush, who leads the polls and the money stakes in the race for the Republican presidential nomination in 2000.
As crime ebbed, Venice began attracting entertainment executives, sports stars and, later, tech gurus.
FBI UNVEILS WIDESPREAD CORRUPTION IN NCAA BASKETBALL Between coaches, sneaker executives, sports agents, travel-team coaches and financial advisers at four major programs.
