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End of An Era for Doubles in Maine One of his regular opponents said Charlie Butt swears in Chinese when he’s under the gun in a doubles match. Ed Reid talked about how his squash DNA came from a father who taught the game to Teddy Roosevelt. And Del Fuller was lauded for the many tournaments he established in different parts of the country. The quirks and accomplishments of these three squash legends, and a weekend of intensely competitive doubles matches featuring several national champions, were the highlight of a successful “last hurrah” at Bowdoin College May 1-4 at the 2008 Maine State Squash Doubles Championship. Butt, Reid and Fuller, perhaps the three most prominent squash players in Maine, were inducted into the newly established Maine State Squash Hall of Fame at a Saturday night lobster dinner attended by more than 60 players, spouses and friends.. For the complete story, see "End of An Era." Click below for Squash Magazine's recent Product Reviews! July/August 2006 Product Review: Ashaway AST 550i—check out these hot new wheels from Ashaway! May 2006 Product Review: Wilson's newest nCODE sticks—three new models for 2006! April 2006: Black Knight introduces Tru-bounce squash balls & Squashlive.com releases the '05 Super Series Finals on DVD! Plus many more reviews Squash Magazine has published previously!