The Sports Pub will be hosting their annual Halloween Party Saturday October 29, 2011 beginning at 8 pm.
Chains Required will be there playing the tunes we all love to dance to!
For more information please call 785-4646
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
Micki & Larry's has gone wireless
Thats right, you can now access the internet through your smart phone or other wireless device while enjoying a cocktail and some great company at Mick & Larry's Sports Pub.
Come on down and join the party!
Come on down and join the party!
Wednesday, August 10, 2011
Brian Stow Poker Run
Micki and Larry surprised many hungry bikers Saturday morning as they fed them biscuits and gravy when they hit the Sports Pub on their first of many stops on the Brian Stow Benefit Poker Run.
Brian Stow was beaten at the opening game at Dodger Stadium earlier this year. The poker run was organzied to help defray some of the medical costs to him and his family for his care. Beginning at Clausen's Corner in Angels Camp and finishing at Utica Park for an old fashioned ball park BBQ.
Brian Stow was beaten at the opening game at Dodger Stadium earlier this year. The poker run was organzied to help defray some of the medical costs to him and his family for his care. Beginning at Clausen's Corner in Angels Camp and finishing at Utica Park for an old fashioned ball park BBQ.
From the Copper Gazette
Wednesday, July 20, 2011
Sports Pub Welcomes New Member of the Team
Arriving in early July, Michael Phillips (Larry's son) has made the smooth transition to bartender Friday and Saturday nights.
Stop on by and welcome him to the Sports Pub family.
Stop on by and welcome him to the Sports Pub family.
Calaveras Enterprise Interviews Micki Phillips and Charity Maness
In the spring of 1967, James Piper told his wife he loved her for the last time.
“I thank God each night for my wife and my life and also enjoy every breath that I take and praise every morning I wake up ...” the Army private wrote from Vietnam on April 9, 1967. “It means another day gone, another day I’m alive, and another day closer to being home with my wife forever.”
Piper never made it home to his young wife, Micki. He died from small-arms fire just two days after writing that letter. The couple, who married June 18, 1966, planned to vacation in Hawaii and try to start a family when he was scheduled to return home to San Lorenzo later that summer.
“I thank God each night for my wife and my life and also enjoy every breath that I take and praise every morning I wake up ...” the Army private wrote from Vietnam on April 9, 1967. “It means another day gone, another day I’m alive, and another day closer to being home with my wife forever.”
Piper never made it home to his young wife, Micki. He died from small-arms fire just two days after writing that letter. The couple, who married June 18, 1966, planned to vacation in Hawaii and try to start a family when he was scheduled to return home to San Lorenzo later that summer.
On April 4, 2011, Copperopolis resident Micki Phillips took the letters out of storage, deciding it was time to share her late husband’s story and the stories of other Vietnam veterans.
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