yep, boxing and NCAA are murder. way to go.
All sports trivia tournament--Prize for 8/12/09-see last page
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yep, boxing and NCAA are murder. way to go.
What happen to all the players we had Tuesday?
Went from a high of 25 down to just 14 yesterday!
OK, I'll tell you what I'll do----
The person who finishes in 17th place will receive a #ed card of a baseball HOF'er.
So now, even if you don't think you'll do well, you have a shot at a prize!
---Frank
Went from a high of 25 down to just 14 yesterday!
OK, I'll tell you what I'll do----
The person who finishes in 17th place will receive a #ed card of a baseball HOF'er.
So now, even if you don't think you'll do well, you have a shot at a prize!
---Frank
Excellent i love #'d cards of hall of famers-As bad as i am playing 17th place
maybe just were i'll finish
5 different winners in the last 5 days (I'm trying to make it 6/6 
).
---Frank
).---Frank
That's too bad, you have a commanding lead right now. It would be very unlikely for anyone to catch you if you played every day. But it's just a game. Have a safe move and I'm sure we will see back in first when you return.
Changes are made and the game is again open.
I think I selected categories that everyone will like, while at the same time keeping it challenging enough for both enjoyment and competition.
How's your golf game Curt?
---Frank
I think I selected categories that everyone will like, while at the same time keeping it challenging enough for both enjoyment and competition.
How's your golf game Curt?
---Frank
For an explaination of the one question yesterday (1/15--first black player in the National League)
In 1879 (or there abouts, I'm doing this from memory) a black player (Bill White) fooled the owners and was signed by the Providence team. He played opening day, and raised a lot of eyebrows. His secret revealed, he was released.
Once the questions are answered, under the answer is a link to the original quiz in which it was taken. I went there to find the explaination. I guess the info is only as good as the person that made the quiz. I haven't checked the facts, and don't care to, but feel free if you wish.
---Frank
In 1879 (or there abouts, I'm doing this from memory) a black player (Bill White) fooled the owners and was signed by the Providence team. He played opening day, and raised a lot of eyebrows. His secret revealed, he was released.
Once the questions are answered, under the answer is a link to the original quiz in which it was taken. I went there to find the explaination. I guess the info is only as good as the person that made the quiz. I haven't checked the facts, and don't care to, but feel free if you wish.
---Frank