The Name Game

[janduscframe]

carbon zinc
nickel cadium
zinc chloride
lithium

Name the Major Leaguer.
Have your barf bags ready fellas...I'm scraping the bottom of the barrel.

[milladrive]

Well, whatever the answer is, I'm sure he was part of a great battery.

[Old Sweater]

Vic Power?

[Gee Walker]

Al Kaline?

[milladrive]

Al Kaline?

Heh, something tells me you iwn the prize. ;)

[janduscframe]

More power to you,Gee... AlKaline .. Can't get any worse than this, can it?:waving

[RuthMayBond]

More power to you,Gee... AlKaline .. Can't get any worse than this, can it?:wavingIs that a challenge? :laugh

[janduscframe]

I had this strange feeling,that RMB would be responding..:waving

[RuthMayBond]

I had this strange feeling,that RMB would be responding..:wavingI'll assume that was a COINCIDENCE that my name and "strange" are in the same sentence :laugh Hey, I thought the thread was about 1B Vic

[RuthMayBond]

carbon zinc
nickel cadium
zinc chloride
lithiumObjects thrown by Yankee fans :ughh

[RBIS]

why not keep this going?

It's where Andy and Opie went to use the bathroom?

Name the player?

[RuthMayBond]

why not keep this going?

It's where Andy and Opie went to use the bathroom?

Name the player?Mayberry, John :rolleyes:

[RBIS]

correct!

Here's another, equally shameful:

It's what you get when you run into a big deer (say and 8 pointer) with your car?

[RuthMayBond]

correct!

Here's another, equally shameful:

It's what you get when you run into a big deer (say and 8 pointer) with your car?Bucky Dent :confused:

[Gee Walker]

Here's an easy one:

Mr. Crockett doesn't exactly run fast.

[RuthMayBond]

Here's an easy one:

Mr. Crockett doesn't exactly run fast.Davey Lopes :confused:

[RBIS]

not to be outdone........"Old Hookers"

[Gee Walker]

And one that you couldn't live down if you used it today... but to make it as innocent as possible:

"I wish I wouldn't have stood so close to the campfire when I pee'd."

[RuthMayBond]

And one that you couldn't live down if you used it today... but to make it as innocent as possible:

"I wish I wouldn't have stood so close to the campfire when I pee'd."There is a, um, Richard, Burns

[Gee Walker]

Who used the diminuitive for Richard back in the 1880's when he was, um, active...

This player won an academy award for dancing...

[RuthMayBond]

This player won an academy award for dancing...Are you referring to Pete Rose or Mark McGwire? :laugh :laugh

[Gee Walker]

No... this player never played even one game in the Major Leagues, not for lack of talent.

[RBIS]

no takers for "old hookers" ?

clue: From time to time he spelled the guy who hit one of the greatest and most dramatic WS homers of all time, though he wasnt there for that event. He did see him hit two more WS homers in the same game though.....

[milladrive]

Here's another, equally shameful:

It's what you get when you run into a big deer (say and 8 pointer) with your car?

Bucky Dent? :confused:

Well, from the deer's point of view, it could be Mark Carreon (although a play on his last name is required to justify the answer). :p

[Craig S.]

no takers for "old hookers" ?

clue: From time to time he spelled the guy who hit one of the greatest and most dramatic WS homers of all time, though he wasnt there for that event. He did see him hit two more WS homers in the same game though.....

I'm guessing Rusty Kuntz?

[milladrive]

This player won an academy award for dancing...

Oscar Charleston.

[milladrive]

"Laurel the cabbie"

[Craig S.]

"Laurel the cabbie"

Stan Hack - that one clicked right away for me.

[Gee Walker]

Agghh. As a Tigers Fan, I should have remembered Rusty... pronounced Koonce!

No takers for my Hall of Famer who won an Academy Award for his dancing? Never played a game in the majors, but he still ranks very high on a lot of folks All-Time Greats.

[milladrive]

Stan Hack - that one clicked right away for me.

Had a feeling that'd be an easy one for someone.

"legal tender soup"

[milladrive]

No takers for my Hall of Famer who won an Academy Award for his dancing? Never played a game in the majors, but he still ranks very high on a lot of folks All-Time Greats.

see post #26. ;)

[RBIS]

And another: Its what was paid to Vito Corleone for 'services and such'.?

[Gee Walker]

Oscar Charleston is right...

OK, this guy apparently used to get his kicks by beating up Communists.

[Gee Walker]

Had a feeling that'd be an easy one for someone.

"legal tender soup"

Sounds like Bill Campbell to me.

[Gee Walker]

And another: Its what was paid to Vito Corleone for 'services and such'.?

I couldn't refuse: Don Money.

[Craig S.]

Oscar Charleston is right...

OK, this guy apparently used to get his kicks by beating up Communists.

Not sure on this one - Red Ruffing?

[RBIS]

One more before I say Good Evening

"Suspense at its best!"

[Gee Walker]

Not sure on this one - Red Ruffing?

Red Ruffing is correct...

[milladrive]

Sounds like Bill Campbell to me.

Good call. :)

Here's a player who may've been known for his concise overflow.

[milladrive]

"Suspense at its best!"

This one's got me stumped... Perhaps Harry Wright?

[RuthMayBond]

Good call. :)

Here's a player who may've been known for his concise overflow.Curt Flood :confused:

[milladrive]

Curt Flood :confused:

Nailed. :clapping

This player could've been a premature Old English alphabetic character.

[Craig S.]

Nailed. :clapping

This player could've been a premature Old English alphabetic character.

Early Wynn.

I knew I'd get some use out of that English degree.

[milladrive]

Early Wynn.

I knew I'd get some use out of that English degree.

:laugh :clapping

Okay, one more outta me tonight...

If anyone would've been known as a bumpkin to encourage, it would've been this player.

[Gee Walker]

:laugh :clapping

Okay, one more outta me tonight...

If anyone would've been known as a bumpkin to encourage, it would've been this player.


Another hall of famer from Oscar Charleston's time and league:

Rube Foster.

[Gee Walker]

Probably more famous as a coach than as a player, this man was the Painting Duck Hunter.

[RBIS]

additional clue for post #37 is hidden in my greeting to the post.

[Gee Walker]

additional clue for post #37 is hidden in my greeting to the post.

I wouldn't have gotten it without your clue, but it's the mound's master of suspense, Sterling Hitchcock.

And in my last one, this guy was a coach on a team managed by a guy who used a club to kill a purple bird.

[janduscframe]

Often used in southern nursing homes...

[RBIS]

Freshly ground or coarse?

[GiambiJuice]

this one is somewhat of a stretch.

Just get over it and _________ with your life.

[GiambiJuice]

Here's another once.

Shares the same nickname as a St Louis institution found in every bar in america. "Don't shoot him"

[Brooklyn]

Here's another once.

Shares the same nickname as a St Louis institution found in every bar in america. "Don't shoot him"

Bud Messenger

[GiambiJuice]

Famous NYC hotel has hosted every US President since Truman, but why such small toilets?

[GiambiJuice]

Bud Messenger

Correct!:clapping

[RBIS]

You mean the kind of stretch a rather portly first basemen might have to make from time to time?

[GiambiJuice]

You mean the kind of stretch a rather portly first basemen might have to make from time to time?

Exactly. Well done!

[Gee Walker]

Famous NYC hotel has hosted every US President since Truman, but why such small toilets?

I hadn't ever heard of the hotel, but Carlisle Littlejohn fits the bill...

People seem to be having troubles getting my coach/player.

Here's an easier one. "What a bumpy way of crossing those rivers!"

[milladrive]

Famous NYC hotel has hosted every US President since Truman, but why such small toilets?

Whoa, a tough one, but a good one... Carlisle Littlejohn. ;)


Okiedoke, this player was quite probably the most appropriately named MLB player to be a land surveyor.

[milladrive]

Hehe, okay for you Gee. :p

And yeah, I was struggling with that coach a good part of last night.

[GiambiJuice]

Mr Fudd, please consider thoughtfully.

[RuthMayBond]

Mr Fudd, please consider thoughtfully.Elmer Ponder :ughh

[milladrive]

Mr Fudd, please consider thoughtfully.

Elmer Ponder.

Any takers on post 59 ?

[milladrive]

What's goin' on? So many people are repeating what I'm saying a minute or two before I say it! :mad: :p

[GiambiJuice]

Elmer Ponder.

Any takers on post 59 ?

Pat Borders?

[Utter Chaos]

So many people are repeating what I'm saying ......before I say it! Sounds like somethiing Yogi would say!

[RuthMayBond]

What's goin' on? So many people are repeating what I'm saying ... before I say it! :mad: :pThat would explain why Yogi didn't say everything he said :confused:

[Gee Walker]

Hehe, okay for you Gee. :p

And yeah, I was struggling with that coach a good part of last night.

The Painting Duck Hunter was Art Fowler.

He was pitching coach for the guy who clubbed the purple bird...

[milladrive]

Sounds like somethiing Yogi would say!

That would explain why Yogi didn't say everything he said :confused:

:laugh ...Very good, RMB. :D

The Painting Duck Hunter was Art Fowler.


Arghhh ...I was toying with "Art" but I just couldn't place it. Good one.

Pat Borders?

Pat Borders could indeed be a valid guess, but I do believe the player I'm thinking of has a more appropriate name for that task. To be fair, this is a relatively obscure player (but also relatively recent). If anyone wants a hint, I'll oblige.

[GiambiJuice]

Pat Borders could indeed be a valid guess, but I do believe the player I'm thinking of has a more appropriate name for that task. To be fair, this is a relatively obscure player (but also relatively recent). If anyone wants a hint, I'll oblige.

Sure. I'll take a hint.

[milladrive]

Sure. I'll take a hint.

This may give it away, but oh well... Half his MLB years were managed by Tony LaRussa, and half by Art Howe.

[GiambiJuice]

This may give it away, but oh well... Half his MLB years were managed by Tony LaRussa, and half by Art Howe.

OK, Mark Acre?

[milladrive]

OK, Mark Acre?

Had a feeling that would clinch it. Mark Acre is indeed correct. :clapping


This man was baseball's aristocrat networker.

[GiambiJuice]

This man has been known to render his beer deceased.

[RuthMayBond]

This man has been known to render his beer deceased.Did he do some harmin' to it?

[milladrive]

This man has been known to render his beer deceased.

Harmon Killebrew?

[Gee Walker]

This man was baseball's aristocrat networker.

Duke Spider misses by one letter...



This one has to be pronounced in a horrible Chico Marx Italian accent:

"Balboa! Get me Mr. Corleone on the phone!"

[Gee Walker]

This man was baseball's aristocrat networker.

If it ain't Duke Spider might it be Earl Caldwell?

[Craig S.]

This one has to be pronounced in a horrible Chico Marx Italian accent:

"Balboa! Get me Mr. Corleone on the phone!"

That has to be Rocky Colavito.

[milladrive]

Duke Spider misses by one letter...



This one has to be pronounced in a horrible Chico Marx Italian accent:

"Balboa! Get me Mr. Corleone on the phone!"

This is just terrible, but quite creative. I'd have to say Rocky Colavito. :p

"Duke Spider." lol

Caldwell is incorrect. ...but a good play on words.

[GiambiJuice]

Did he do some harmin' to it?

You got it.

I need to find some tougher ones.

[milladrive]

Did he do some harmin' to it?

Oh wow, that one sailed right over my head into the bullpen. :laugh

[Gee Walker]

I'm stuck on the networker... but this guy was a very good player but only made an average salary.

[GiambiJuice]

The fish was tossed at sea for too long.

[milladrive]

I'm stuck on the networker... but this guy was a very good player but only made an average salary.

Curt Schilling?

The networker is a weaver. :p

[milladrive]

The fish was tossed at sea for too long.

Dizzy Trout?

[RuthMayBond]

Sincere safes
Caucasian car
Strong dirts
Irish shelf
Child change
Beams writing instrument
Domain massacre
Coffee meddle

[Gee Walker]

Curt Schilling?

The networker is a weaver. :p

This time you get the creativity points... but this player was a teammate of my Balboa/Corleone player.

[Gee Walker]

The networker is a weaver. :p

Would that be the doubles king, Earl Webb?

[Brooklyn]

Caucasian car Whitey Ford
Strong dirts
Irish shelf
Child change Kid Nichols
Beams writing instrument
Domain massacre
Coffee meddle

[RuthMayBond]

Caucasian car Whitey Ford
Strong dirts
Irish shelf
Child change
Beams writing instrument
Domain massacre
Coffee meddleGood start :clapping

[Gee Walker]

Sincere safes =
Caucasian car = Whitey Ford
Strong dirts = Burleigh Grimes
Irish shelf = Mickey Mantle
Child change = Kid Nichols
Beams writing instrument
Domain massacre = Enos Slaughter?
Coffee meddle = Joe Tinker

All from the hall of fame, so far...

[milladrive]

Sincere safes
Caucasian car
Strong dirts
Irish shelf
Child change
Beams writing instrument
Domain massacre
Coffee meddle

-
Whitey Ford
Burleigh Grimes?
Mickey Mantle
Kid Nichols
-
-
Joe Tinker

[RuthMayBond]

Sincere safes =
Caucasian car = Whitey Ford
Strong dirts = Burleigh Grimes
Irish shelf = Mickey Mantle
Child change = Kid Nichols
Beams writing instrument
Domain massacre = Enos Slaughter?
Coffee meddle = Joe Tinker

Enos is not a domain, and you'll shoot me on the other ones :D

[Brooklyn]

Sincere Safes - Ernest Banks

[milladrive]

Would that be the doubles king, Earl Webb?

Ummmm... Earl Weaver. ;) :p

____

This player was a temperately mild paternal ringer.

[Gee Walker]

Sincere safes = Ernie Banks I got stuck on "Frank"...

[Brooklyn]

This might be a stretch, but "What everyone wondered when the man caught his wife cheating on him"

[RuthMayBond]

Sincere safes = Ernie Banks I got stuck on "Frank"...You fell into my trap ;)

[milladrive]

This time you get the creativity points... but this player was a teammate of my Balboa/Corleone player.

.Norm Cash?

[Gee Walker]

Beams writing instrument = wait for it... Ray Schalk

[RuthMayBond]

Beams writing instrument = wait for it... Ray SchalkYou're :eek: :clapping

[milladrive]

This might be a stretch, but "What everyone wondered when the man caught his wife cheating on him"

Izzy.... *thinks* Molina?

[Brooklyn]

Izzy.... *thinks* Molina?

Not quite what I had in mind

[milladrive]

Not quite what I had in mind

I gave it a shot. Guess my time liability is the current factor. I've gotta go out for a while, but I'm leaving y'all with post 96. :)

l8r. :waving

[Gee Walker]

Stuck on the last RuthMayBond clue, but I found a few more groaners:

Dessert teacher
Rabbit colony lays eggs
Aristocrat makes more remarks on the side
Anti-aircraft weapon makes Chinese Food
Homosexual aristocrat is at the edge
Is the man corn?

[Gee Walker]

Ummmm... Earl Weaver. ;) :p

____

This player was a temperately mild paternal ringer.

That would be Cool Papa Bell, lol.

[Brooklyn]

Aristocrat makes more remarks on the side - Duke Snider?

[RuthMayBond]

Stuck on the last RuthMayBond clue, but I found a few more groaners:

Homosexual aristocrat is at the edgeGaylord Parrys?

[Gee Walker]

Duke Snider is right.

Gaylord Perry - as in peri-meter is right.

[GiambiJuice]

Dizzy Trout?

Correct! :)

[Old Sweater]

Leader of "tying one on."

[RuthMayBond]

Leader of "tying one on."Chief Bender

[Old Sweater]

Chief Bender

that is it.

[janduscframe]

Commonly used in southern nursing homes=Dixie Walkers



Charred
Famous Nellie
Rising bread =

[Gee Walker]

Commonly used in southern nursing homes=Dixie Walkers



Charred
Famous Nellie
Rising bread =

None other than our neglected should-be hall of famer, Bert Blyleven.

I once read that he had personalized licence plates with BLY11 on them.

[janduscframe]

Yup... Burnt Bly Leaven


How about?

The first great Pope+ the 3 of spades adjacent to a hemroid.

[milladrive]

You got my ringer, Gee. :D

Stuck on the last RuthMayBond clue, but I found a few more groaners:

Dessert teacher
Rabbit colony lays eggs
Aristocrat makes more remarks on the side
Anti-aircraft weapon makes Chinese Food
Homosexual aristocrat is at the edge
Is the man corn?


1. Pie Traynor
2. Warren Spawns
3. Duke Snider (thanx Brooklyn)
4. Roland Fingers? :noidea
5. Gaylord Perry (thanx RMB)
6. Ty Cobb??


The first great Pope+ the 3 of spades adjacent to a hemroid.

Pius Trey Anus (Pie Traynor)?

I've got to admit, the more stretching we do, the more "preparation" I need to do. :p


This might be a stretch, but "What everyone wondered when the man caught his wife cheating on him"

I've been struggling with this one. Can we have a hint?




Okay, as long as we're dealing with the wordplay, here's some more... (don't hate me)

- He had some seafood breathers with some Mecca journeymen.
- He was a station wagon cooker.
- This player was known to use a shoulder bag attendant.

[janduscframe]

Leo
Card en as

:crazy

[Dodgerfan1]

Hmmm. This looks like a lot of fun. How about:

Male doll + property + caviar

[Brooklyn]

Originally Posted by Brooklyn
This might be a stretch, but "What everyone wondered when the man caught his wife cheating on him"



I've been struggling with this one. Can we have a hint?




Hint1: HOFer.
hint2: Milladrive's guess when he used "Izzy" for "Is he" was on the right track

[janduscframe]

Ken Landreaux

[Dodgerfan1]

Ken Landreaux

Yes, very good! I know that wasn't exactly a difficulty factor of 10, but I wasn't in the mood for a brain-buster.

[Gee Walker]

You got my ringer, Gee. :D




1. Pie Traynor
2. Warren Spawns
3. Duke Snider (thanx Brooklyn)
4. Roland Fingers? :noidea
5. Gaylord Perry (thanx RMB)
6. Ty Cobb??






Right on 1, 2, 3, and 5.

Both 4 and 6 are HOF players; in an amazing coincidence both your guess for #6 and mine both refer to players highly ranked at the same position whose last names can refer to "corn".

[Dodgerfan1]

Right on 1, 2, 3, and 5.

Both 4 and 6 are HOF players; in an amazing coincidence both your guess for #6 and mine both refer to players highly ranked at the same position whose last names can refer to "corn".

Well, that leaves out Sam Rice and Zack Wheat! :)

[Gee Walker]

This might be a stretch, but "What everyone wondered when the man caught his wife cheating on him"

This one's got to be spoken with a Peter Lorre Hungarian accent:

Willie Keeler

[Gee Walker]

Well, that leaves out Sam Rice and Zack Wheat! :)

Actually, Sam Rice is the answer to #4...

SAM = surface to air missile
Rice = Chinese Food

[Dodgerfan1]

Actually, Sam Rice is the answer to #4...

SAM = surface to air missile
Rice = Chinese Food

Err, yes, I knew that.... :o

[Gee Walker]

Congratulations to milladrive... the man with the average salary was Norm Cash.

This guy had a short career in the 60's, and a very funny name. He must have been a closet alcoholic who drank in the bathroom.

[Dodgerfan1]

Stuck on the last RuthMayBond clue, but I found a few more groaners:

Dessert teacher
Rabbit colony lays eggs
Aristocrat makes more remarks on the side
Anti-aircraft weapon makes Chinese Food
Homosexual aristocrat is at the edge
Is the man corn?

Is the man corn = Willie Mays?

[Brooklyn]

This one's got to be spoken with a Peter Lorre Hungarian accent:

Willie Keeler

Bingo, nice job!

[Gee Walker]

Is the man corn = Willie Mays?

Yes it is. Strange that two of the greatest centerfielders ever refer back to "corn".

[janduscframe]

Phy Ed and Triumph

[Craig S.]

Phy Ed and Triumph

Is that Jim Wynn?

[E.Banks#14]

You might think this man's name was said if an Asian lawyer with a heavy accent accused another Asian man of perjury.

[Dodgerfan1]

You might think this man's name was said if an Asian lawyer with a heavy accent accused another Asian man of perjury.

Nolan Ryan? Mike Ryan? Robert Ryan? Ryan Klesko? Ryan whiskey on the rocks?

[E.Banks#14]

None of those were what I was looking for. He managed for 4 years and played for 2.

[milladrive]

Leo
Card en as

:crazy

lol, stretch is right. :p

Bingo, nice job!

Oy, Willie Keeler. Wow. :laugh

Actually, Sam Rice is the answer to #4...

SAM = surface to air missile
Rice = Chinese Food

Mmm, I think the makes is what threw me off base.


You might think this man's name was said if an Asian lawyer with a heavy accent accused another Asian man of perjury.

He managed for 4 years and played for 2.

I just know I'm gonna kick myself when I hear this answer.


This guy had a short career in the 60's, and a very funny name. He must have been a closet alcoholic who drank in the bathroom.

It has to be the one and only John Boozer. :D

[milladrive]

I'll repost these, since no one has taken a swing at them yet...

- He had some seafood breathers with some Mecca journeymen.
- He was a station wagon cooker.
- This player was known to use a shoulder bag attendant.

[Gee Walker]

I'll repost these, since no one has taken a swing at them yet...


- This player was known to use a shoulder bag attendant.

This has got to be Mr. Leroy "Satchel" Paige.

[Gee Walker]

I'll repost these, since no one has taken a swing at them yet...

- He had some seafood breathers with some Mecca journeymen.


That's a good one... Gil Hodges.

And congratulations, milladrive, on getting John Boozer. A name like that's enough to drive you to drink!

[Gee Walker]

This might be something that would be read for a large number of dead coral-reef eels...

[milladrive]

Nice goin' on those two, Gee. And thanx. :) One can only wonder how it is to grow up with that name. :crazy

This might be something that would be read for a large number of dead coral-reef eels...

Maury Wills?

[Gee Walker]

Nice goin' on those two, Gee. And thanx. :) One can only wonder how it is to grow up with that name. :crazy



Maury Wills?

none other...

Kind of an obscure guy from the 60's...

Coffee is ready to play pool.

[milladrive]

Kind of an obscure guy from the 60's...

Coffee is ready to play pool.

This may be a reach, but.... Joe Azcue?

[Gee Walker]

This may be a reach, but.... Joe Azcue?

Right again...

This one has to be spoken with a German accent...

"Find the mass of the bowling targets, boy."

[Dodgerfan1]

Right again...

This one has to be spoken with a German accent...

"Find the mass of the bowling targets, boy."

Vada Pinson?

[Gee Walker]

Vada Pinson?

Ja! Das ist Korrect!

How about this one:

Talking horse/wading bird/swimming hole

[Old Sweater]

Ed Kranepool

[E.Banks#14]

I just know I'm gonna kick myself when I hear this answer.
I'll go ahead and give it to you: Lee Elia.

[RBIS]

how bout:

Mountain Range / Hire a hit man

[RBIS]

OR...

'Cotton, Apple, last name of famous fat funny man John' +
'what a bear did to Yellowstoners who drove to close with food handouts'

[Dodgerfan1]

OR...

'Cotton, Apple, last name of famous fat funny man John' +
'what a bear did to Yellowstoners who drove to close with food handouts'

The only Candys I know off the top of my head are Candy Cummings, Candy Maldonado and Candy LaChance. Is it one of them? I can't get the Yogi Bear reference.

[RBIS]

The only Candys I know off the top of my head are Candy Cummings, Candy Maldonado and Candy LaChance. Is it one of them? I can't get the Yogi Bear reference.

You got it!
Candy Maulled an Auto!

[milladrive]

I'll go ahead and give it to you: Lee Elia.

Tough stretch, but'cha know, it's funny, I literally figured he was the only choice, given the hint, but I neglected to post him. Dang it, I would've gotten it!

Candy Maulled an Auto!

Oh, ouch. :p lol ...I tend to be more literal, but it looks like I'm gonna have to get used to the stretches. ...which is cool, I suppose, since it adds to the diversity. :)

Mountain Range / Hire a hit man

Been there, done that... Rocky Colavito ;)

[milladrive]

The station wagon cooker still has no takers?


Okay, here are some relatively easy ones...

- He was a trace of hope with armor.

- This player may've been a British policeman stung by Cupid.

- A player who could be considered a thin stud nail costing one cent.

- He was a beam of light in a lantern company.

[Gee Walker]

First of all, congratulations to Old Sweater for getting Ed Kranepool.

Here's another:

Old Testament Book Elevator

[Craig S.]

The station wagon cooker still has no takers?


Okay, here are some relatively easy ones...

- He was a trace of hope with armor.

- He was a beam of light in a lantern company.

Ray Knight and Ray Coleman?

[Craig S.]

First of all, congratulations to Old Sweater for getting Ed Kranepool.

Here's another:

Old Testament Book Elevator

Amos Otis?

[milladrive]

Old Testament Book Elevator

Amos Otis ;)

[Craig S.]

The station wagon cooker still has no takers?


Okay, here are some relatively easy ones...


- This player may've been a British policeman stung by Cupid.


Brad Penny.

[milladrive]

Dang it, Craig S. Repeating me again before I say it. :p

Ray Knight and Ray Coleman?

Those two are indeed correct. :clapping

[milladrive]

Brad Penny.

Nailed. (pun intended) :D

[Gee Walker]

The station wagon cooker still has no takers?

It might be Woody Fryman?


Okay, here are some relatively easy ones...

- He was a trace of hope with armor.

- This player may've been a British policeman stung by Cupid.

- A player who could be considered a thin stud nail costing one cent. = Brad Penny

- He was a beam of light in a lantern company. = Ray Coleman

[milladrive]

The station wagon cooker still has no takers?

It might be Woody Fryman?


Okay, here are some relatively easy ones...

- He was a trace of hope with armor.

- This player may've been a British policeman stung by Cupid.

- A player who could be considered a thin stud nail costing one cent. = Brad Penny

- He was a beam of light in a lantern company. = Ray Coleman

Fryman is right, Gee. You get extra credit. :D

EDIT: Btw, Craig S., you got the right answer for Brad Penny, but for the wrong clue. heh

[Gee Walker]

Amos Otis ;)

OK... too easy

How about this one:

One of the brothers on the Bob Newhart show carries suitcases.

[milladrive]

OK... too easy

How about this one:

One of the brothers on the Bob Newhart show carries suitcases.

Well, Darrell "May" carry bags, but I'm pretty sure it's his other brother Darrell Porter. :p

[milladrive]

Just to clarify, the player who may've been a British policeman stung by Cupid is still open for an answer. :waving

[Gee Walker]

Darrell Porter was right...

OK...

Outlaw James Vomit Touched

[milladrive]

Darrell Porter was right...

OK...

Outlaw James Vomit Touched

I'm on a roll... Jesse Barfield.

[milladrive]

- Latrine wicked wax region.

- A dollar Dallas family member.

[RBIS]

'Top Notch' + 'The Joker's old boss'

[RBIS]

- Latrine wicked wax region.

- A dollar Dallas family member.

john candle area

[Craig S.]

- A dollar Dallas family member.


Buck Ewing.

[Craig S.]

'Top Notch' + 'The Joker's old boss'

Marquis Grissom?

[RBIS]

Marquis Grissom?

Correct!

"This thread needs and enima!"

[milladrive]

Kudos to all the correct answers! :clapping

Since no one is going for the player who may've been a British policeman stung by Cupid, I'll just give it to ya... Bobby Valentine. Surprised no one picked up on that batting-practicve fastball. :cool:


- This man could be a candid bird's offspring.

- Here's a beach-bound partner in telephonic communications.

[RBIS]

"An Honest member of the String Family'

[Gee Walker]

Milladrive and I seem to think alike...

This one is probably easy:

Rookie of the Year tent-site & Fitzgerald

[Gee Walker]

"An Honest member of the String Family'

That's Frank Viola.

[milladrive]

Milladrive and I seem to think alike...

This one is probably easy:

Rookie of the Year tent-site & Fitzgerald

RoY Campanella?

Btw, Gee, you beat me to the Viola post. heh

EDIT: I've gotta run (no allusion to the enema quiz :p), so I'll just leave ya for now with the 177 post. :waving

[Gee Walker]

Roy Campanella is right...

OK.... here's a harder one.


Like a canoe, Wal Spanish Agnes

[milladrive]

Like a canoe, Wal Spanish Agnes

Tippy Martinez? Nah.


Okay, well, since no one went after the two in post 177, I'll give'm to ya...

- This man could be a candid bird's offspring. (Frank Robinson)

- Here's a beach-bound partner in telephonic communications. (Sandy Koufax)


Anyone wanna venture to guess what former player wears an evaporating valley?