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Tag Archives: Kansas City Royals
“You’re in the wrong place!”
Each year, for a period of about four or five years straight, a group of nine guys from around Denison, Iowa, traveled in a van to Kansas City to watch a Kansas City Royals game on a Saturday afternoon. I … Continue reading
Posted in General
Tagged Boston Red Sox, Dennis Leonard, Kansas City Royals, Kauffman Stadium, Willie Wilson
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Going to Kansas City
Occasionally, I will check local newspapers’ obituaries from around the part of Iowa where I grew up. Unfortunately, I read an obituary in the Denison, Iowa, newspaper about a friend from the time we both worked at Farmland Foods in … Continue reading
Posted in Food
Tagged Farmland Foods, Kansas City Royals, Kauffman Stadium, St. Joseph
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Pissed as a Peacock!
Decades ago, I would sit down in front of the television set at 5:30 pm (Central time) and watch national news, followed by local news. It wasn’t really local; the local channel came out of Omaha – 80 miles away. … Continue reading
Play Ball!
One summer evening in the 1980s, I left work on the second shift in Denison, and on my way home to Vail I turned on the radio to listen to the Kansas City Royals hosting the Texas Rangers. It was … Continue reading
Posted in Fairness
Tagged Jeff Montgomery, Kansas City Royals, Major League Baseball, Pitch Cam, Pitch clock, Yogi Berra
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Popcorn, Peanuts & Cracker Jack
Sunday afternoons were slotted for room inspection during my childhood. My father was a military man and he believed in duty, integrity and most important of all, humility. As the youngest of six children, it never occurred to me to … Continue reading