Word: fielders
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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When lean, soft-spoken Arthur Daley made an offhand reference to MacCool in his New York Times sports column, readers scurried to the record books. They found Finn's name nowhere, and wrote indignantly to Daley, to say so. Last week, Daley wrote a column about the greatest fielder and base runner of his time...
...these main events, a group of greying, balding, potbellied oldtimers-stumped out to the positions at which they wrere once unrivaled-and promptly stole the show. Before Babe Ruth parked one of Walter Johnson's pitches in the stands, he popped three easy fly balls; once-peerless Right Fielder Murray muffed the first one; once-infallible Second Baseman Collins and Center Fielder Speaker followed suit. Said Speaker: "When you're away from baseball 13 years, they sure jump at you." The oldtimers were terrible but the galleries loved them...
Accompaniment to the four choruses from Bach at the first concert will be provided by Arthur Fielder's symphony orchestra made up largely of "Taps" members, with Woodworth conducting this also. The choruses include Kyrie, Crucifixus Cum Saneto Spiritu, and Dono Nobis...
...album, and even later than that is the days of "Knock Me A Kiss, and Mama, Mama Blues"; but now he's building up a reputation for having the biggest little comedy band in the country. And no matter how pleasant Deoley Wilson at the Mayfair and Arthur Fielder at the Pops may make "As Time Goes By," they don't play jazz...
Classes C and E played a real thriller Tuesday afternoon. The score was tied at the beginning of the seventh inning, there were two outs and three men on base when Don Wise, left-fielder for the "E" team, hit into right field for three bases...