Inconsequentiality

Father and son James carried the load for a Canadian sportswriter who apparently had nothing at all to report when the Hamilton Tiger-Cats faced the Montreal Alouettes in a CFL showdown. Herb Zurkowsky begins "Father and Son on Opposite sides of the Field" by describing the two equipment managers (father Ronnie of the As and scion R.J. doing the Cats' dirty work) as the most intriguing story likely to come out of the game, but destined to have no bearing at all on its resolution. Alas, that is probably true.

** Society is certainly morphing when a son learns laundry secrets from his dad. **