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...like Pearson (Robert de Niro) will be released if management gets wind of his illness, ends a spring-training holdout by accepting less money than he is worth-if the owners will agree not to cut Bruce. His efforts to keep Bruce's secret from shrewd Skipper Dutch Schnell (Vincent Gardenia), to get the rest of the club to quit ragging a man they don't know is dying, and to encourage Bruce to play above his half-empty head, form the substance of a funny, gentle and honestly sentimental movie that is easily one of the best...
...Schnell Bier. In Auerbach, West Germany, a tavern owner got a letter from the United States containing 6? from a tourist who said he had forgotten to pay for a beer...
...original or unknown to men, he could not have explained it. He luckily abandons his analysis of perfection after the first three chapters, and fills the rest of the book with histories of the Chinese peasant Jong Yosen, the Indian untouchable Ramji Lal, and the Swedish jet pilot Buster Schnell. In these lie the greatest value of the book. Using his correspondent's approach. Tregaskis traces the lives of these people from their traditional existences to the new one each finds himself leading...
...lineups: HARVARD M. I. T. Wright, g g, Jevon Blanchard, p p, Given Bridge, cp cp, Dunwoodie Moot, 1d 1d, Fenton Angle, 2d 2d, Evans, Capt. Sullivan, c c, Sibley Fenn, Capt., 2a 2a, Schnell Hurley, 1a 1a, Kennelly Simmons, oh oh, Heckel Park, ih ih, Leader
James H. O'Connell, 25, customers' man at Burley & Co., most certainly had heard all or most of these stories. When Louis Schnell, produce merchant, told him that he had $45,000 in the bank, also owned 600 shares of its stock, Customers' Man O'Connell is alleged to have told Customer Schnell that ugly things were being said of the bank, that he should sell his shares. No alarmist, Mr. Schnell hurried to the bank, told them what he had heard, produced Brother Moses Schnell as a witness. Thereupon the bank took a bold step...