[Sca-cooks] Re: Mostly OT Re: Mariners and Brats

[ruadh]

So as I understand Rose, he was a showman/ entertainment.  I remember when
Ted Williams [ Boston] stopped by my folks place to visit with my Great
Grand Father. He gave G-Gramps a signed fishing rod for his 100 birthday
[1961]. He gave me a few tips on casting, as the fishing hole was where the
party was being held. So much for my interest in baseball. Who remembers
"the King and his Court" - 4 man softball team ?  Ru

----- Original Message -----
From: "Philip W. Troy & Susan Troy" <troy at asan.com>
Subject: Re: Mostly OT Re: Mariners and Brats

 >>> snips...............
> FWIW, my reason for mentioning him was because he also had a reputation
> as a Hot Dog, or one who would make an easy play look ten times as
> difficult as it needed to be. In addition to the various other
> nicknames, such as the generally unnecessary Mr. Hustle. Boy, did he
> hustle to recover from slipping on that banana peel that he carefully
> placed ten feet away five minutes previous, to make that otherwise
> unremarkable catch...
>
> Adamantius