Old Timers Day not worth return
visits
By Ace Parker
Monday, March 12, 2007
After retirement, I soon found that aerobic walking and volunteer work
at the Queens Central Library taping books for the blind were fine, but not nearly
enough to fill the long days and nights, and I searched for something else.
That something else took shape when a baseball-writing friend, the late
Lawrence Ritter, suggested I join the Society for American Baseball Research
(SABR).
Larry Ritter, by the way, was not only a retired college professor, but he
wrote what baseball experts deem the greatest book ever written on the
“Grand Old Game” — a marvelous book titled, “The Glory
of Their Times.”
In SABR, the hot stove league’s fires burn all year ’round, and
those pot-bellied stoves never run out of coal.
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Rod Nelson