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Nottle Returns to X's Helm 1/6/2006 Sioux City Journal Five years and three managers later, the shoes no one ever seem to fill have been donned again by the guy who was such a tough act to follow. Ed Nottle, field manager of the Sioux City Explorers for the club’s first eight seasons, is back at the X’s helm, hoping to put a championship team on the field and more fans in the seats.
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Nottle Puts Sioux City back in Film 1/4/2006 Sioux City Journal On various occasions, in the company of friends who recognize the irony, Ed Nottle will make light of his limited formal education. After visiting a college campus, he once remarked, “If I’d known college was going to be this much fun, I’d have gone to high school!” Self-deprecating humor is what it’s called. And, you can’t use it as effectively as Nottle does without a total fix on both your shortcomings and the redeeming qualities that make them almost incidental.
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Return to X-cellence? 1/4/2006 Sioux City Journal On various occasions, in the company of friends who recognize the irony, Ed Nottle will make light of his limited formal education. After visiting a college campus, he once remarked, “If I’d known college was going to be this much fun, I’d have gone to high school!” Self-deprecating humor is what it’s called. And, you can’t use it as effectively as Nottle does without a total fix on both your shortcomings and the redeeming qualities that make them almost incidental.
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Manager's life coming to big screen 8/6/2003 Boston Globe By JOANNA MASSEY, Globe Staff Julie Campbell realizes that a movie about baseball is not exactly groundbreaking territory. But the Hull-based independent feature film producer says she believes there is one aspect of the game that has never been explored compellingly on screen -- the life of a minor league coach.
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Baseball lifer to hit big screen; Hull producer eyes
life of Rox skipper 7/3/2003 The Patriot Ledger By MIKE Loftus BROCKTON - Julie Campbell recently bought something she'll probably never be able to use up completely, and she thinks she got a great deal.
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Technical Adviser on his Life 5/19/2004 The Boston Globe Baseball veteran "Singing" Ed Nottle, manager of the Brockton Rox, was hired last year as a consultant by Boston-based producer Julie Campbell for a film about a minor-league baseball manager.
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Rox skipper makes his pitch for Murray 5/28/2004 The Boston Globe By Gayle Fee and Laura Raposa It's not that he's sucking up to the boss or anything, but "Singing" Ed Nottle, manager of the minor-league Brockton Rox baseball team, knows who he wants to play him in the big-screen version of his life: Academy Award-nominee - and Rox part-owner - Bill Murray.
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Rox Skipper Manages to Score Movie Deal 5/28/2004 The Boston Globe By Carol Beggy & Mark Shanahan Singing his praises initially, "Singing" Ed Nottle was only supposed to consult on the shoot, but when the makers of a movie about a minor-league baseball manager got a load of the Brockton Rox skipper, he became the story. Nottle talked about the prospect of seeing his name up in lights before his team's season opener yesterday.
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Film Producer Saw Plenty in Opener 5/28/2004 The Patriot Ledger By Mike Loftus No wonder film producer Julie Campbell is anxious for the completion of the screenplay she commissioned for an Ed Nottle biopic.
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