People rave about the Oyster House. I didn't eat there myself, however. Had lunch one day at the Market Square. It's like a shopping area with a food court. Fenway Park tour. We took a bus tour of the city. I recommend that. I think it's bostontour.com or something.
On 8/19 Brewers lose vs. CIN leading 5-0 after 3. On 9/3 Brewers lose vs. HOU leading 7-4 after 7. On 9/2 Cubs win vs. HOU losing 5-1 mid 6th. On 9/6 Cubs lose vs. LAD leading 4-2 after 7. On 9/17 Cubs win vs. CIN losing 6-4 mid 8th. Brewers are 3-8, Cubs 4-6.
Any BF'ers, softballers or otherwise, care to catch the Brewers beating up the Astros? I propose Long Wongs - central location and dollar egg rolls. Jimbo On edit: I'm going to call this off and will be watching at home instead. Maybe another time.
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel published the Al's Runs results in this morning's paper. Only they list the Top 100 overall and not the Top 50 or 100 by gender. So the top 92 men and only top 8 women were listed. I guess if you're a female athlete in Milwaukee you're not worth as much.
I went through the initial consultation and will most likely go in for a study at the end of December. Just found out my brother uses one of those masks and it works well for him.
Today's odds: 11:35 am Pitchers RunLine Total MoneyLn 901 Milwaukee Brewers D Bush -R -185 -120 +112 902 Pittsburgh Pirates T Gorzelanny -L -1½ +165 8½ +100 -132 6:10 pm Pitchers RunLine Total MoneyLn 909 St Louis Cardinals AN Reyes -R -160 -115 +121 910 Cincinnati Reds B Arroyo -R -1½ +140 10 -105 -141 7:05 pm (WGN) Pitchers RunLine Total MoneyLn 911 Chicago Cubs R Hill -L -1½ +120 9 -115 -140 912 Houston Astros M Albers -R -140 -105 +120 Hopefully the Brewers can beat the odds today.
Wife: "Hey, that looks like radman on TV!" Me: "Nah, he wouldn't be out there." I didn't look up in time to see yah, buddy. My wife has a habit confusing people, and usually not even close.
Back in 1994 I had a chat with a Nebraska fan and he said Husker fans didn't care for the Orange Bowl (Big Eight champions) because it was in a bad part of town - even back then.
Wakefield started the season finale for Boston in County Stadium in 1994, when everyone thought this could be the final game since MP wasn't approved yet. Bill Wegman played RF the ninth inning. I was in New England this past April and stuck my head in a sports bar to see Wakefield pitching against Toronto and I said "Wow, he's still pitching" and the guy at the door said "Yeah."
The legislator was debating a bill back in the late 70's. I was living in Madison at that time. The motorcyclists had themselves one huge rally and transcended into Madison, a long line of them just like Harleyfest. Drove down East Wash and around the Capitol Square. They get their point across.
I called the Waukesha Parks Department and Saratoga is booked through the 18th with a tournament. I talked to the guy who runs the Brookfield department and he suggested Krueger Park. It has two fenced in fields and lots of other open space. It would be first come, first serve. He wouldn't take a reservation for a non-Brookfield team, but their leagues are done for the summer anyhow.