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as manager i was the first to initiate the 5th inning dragging of the infield - i was also the ohio campaign chairman for richard nixon in 1972 - i did something pretty significant in baseball terms during wwii
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It was done to sell more concessions. I posed this question,minus the Nixon reference a while back. I can't remember though..
It might be time to quit when one sits and sweats and tries to figure out the answer to a question they posed less than a year ago. I refuse to look it up.. I want to say it occured on the West Coast in the PCL? Oh well, time for bed... -
i didn't do it for that reason but the owner made it a permanent fixture to sell more concessions
i did something during the war that no man was able to do before itComment
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luke sewellComment
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I knew that and I was racking my brain trying to remember his name."I think about baseball when I wake up in the morning. I think about it all day and I dream about it at night. The only time I don't think about it is when I'm playing it."
Carl YastrzemskiComment
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win a pennant with the brownsOriginally posted by bkmckennaComment
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Don't be so sure. The St. Louis Browns of the AA had won quite a few AA pennants during the 1880s.Originally posted by bkmckennaComment
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they are the current cardinalsOriginally posted by MapleSyrupManComment
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That is true, but back then, they were the Browns. The St. Louis Browns. So your post should have been, "win a pennant with the St. Louis Browns of the AL", because there may have also been other Browns in the minors.Originally posted by bkmckennaComment
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