On Thursday, October 9, 2003, at 09:42 PM, Timothy A. Johnson wrote:
Well, a bit, though in baseball you don't stop for tea, and usually
events
occur in less time than an elephant's gestation period.
Absolutely true. And it _still_ manages to be just as boring.
Tom
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My ol' grandaddy taught me
Lawrence asked, "Is this a bit like cricket?"
Well, a bit, though in baseball you don't stop for tea, and usually events
occur in less time than an elephant's gestation period.
Timothy A. Johnson
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Hi Bob and Bryan,
Being an old school baseball fan (who also used to love the Tigers greatly)
would love to see the BoSox and the Cubbies hook up in the series. It would
be great, except that one team would have to lose.
I can relate to how you feel Bob about the BoSox, as for almost 50 years
Hey Detroit Bryan! How 'bout those 2003 Tigers! Did you give up
on them in April or in May?
Yes, I remember who won in 1968, though I try to forget as in my
former life I was a rabid Cardinals fan. I was referring to Gibson's
amazing stats in the series:
http://www.ford-mobley.com/players/
Somewhat like cricket, except less boring. -AC.
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Is this a bit like cricket?
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Amy
At 03:36 PM 10/7/2003 -0700, you wrote:
I think that everyone who knows baseball history would believe this to be
unlikely, but I really hope (now that the A's are out) that the Red Sox and
the Cubs make it to the Series. Both these teams deserve be
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> Who won the 68 World Series?
> I believe it was the Tigers!!
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Is this a bit like cricket?
All the best,
Lawrence
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Hey Fenway Bob!
Who won the 68 World Series?
I believe it was the Tigers!!
Also my apologies to the baseball illiterates, but please, Mr. Marlatt, do
you not remember the last 30 game winner ?, Denny McClain and the
incredible Mickey Lolich , who won 3 games in the 68 Series, beating the
legenda
I think that everyone who knows baseball history would believe this to be
unlikely, but I really hope (now that the A's are out) that the Red Sox and
the Cubs make it to the Series. Both these teams deserve better than what
they've gotten the past 80 years or so.
And as good as Bob Gibson was, wh
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