jai alai

It was home to the city's only jai alai courts.

This is the version known outside Europe as jai alai.

He interrupted once to ask why they'd gone to jai alai.

There were also practice courts for basketball and jai alai.

I took a beating at jai alai last night.

"So tell me about jai alai," she said, changing the subject from Andrews.

"I think that'll be plenty for my introduction to jai alai," she agreed.

But it remains to be seen whether such a step would revive jai alai in Hartford.

The strike represents the third time since 1968 that the nation's jai alai players have walked off the job.

Jai alai was hit by a strike in April 1988 that is still not over, though 70 percent of the players have returned to work.

However, jai alai returned to the Philippines in March 2010.

"Jai alai is being used as a facade to create a casino in Hartford," he said.

The union, which says it represents about 90 percent of the nation's 571 professional jai alai players, was formed in March.

Have a swim or a game of jai alai or whatever you like to do in the evening.

Over the mantle was a painting of men playing a game Austin recognized as jai alai.

The racquet is similar in appearance and function to a jai alai basket.

He told him about the tape and how they'd returned from jai alai to find the house ransacked.

"I just got that feeling when I saw you two guys talking at jai alai.

There's plenty of money bet on jai alai, but it's legit.

I like jai alai because I like watching the game."

It is like jai alai is to the Basques.

Those factors, Knox and some fans said, have left professional jai alai in a badly weakened state.

Over the last five years, several jai alai frontons have closed in Florida.

My pop took me to jai alai.

Today, 10 percent to 15 percent of the jai alai players in the nation are American-born.