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From level five city in Glendale it's this week with Larry Miller And the Good evening Mr. and Mrs. America and everyone who loves spending Sundays away. Hi folks and welcome back to this week with Larry Miller. I'm Larry Miller but in a way aren't we all?

And that song never feels to make me smile.

They get better every week. Of course, that's the Barry Bowman Orchestra, and the Josephine

Muchiolo dancers featuring Boy tenor Philip Coley asking the musical question

if Casey was really that good why not walk him they had first base open. Well said, well asked, and going in reverse order, Philip Coley wrote

because I read Casey at the bat last week or the week before.

Colonel just just held up the v for victory two fingers two weeks before and Casey at the bat is a great poem. two find out that if Casey was really that good why not walk him they had first base

open well that's a pretty good question now a couple of reasons you know why not just walk him first of all well there'd be no poem I mean there's not a it's not a great poem to write about and

Then he slipped and that one got away and it kind of bounced on the plate so they walked him and that's the end of the poem so that the poem is now called Casey walked to first and now there was man on first and third and what happened well you

got to write another poem now to find out what happened in the game but it's a

very good question and you know what it never entered my head all these years of knowing Casey at the bat somehow, even though it was written,

supposed to be what, 1890, 1900 in baseball and American baseball.

And you know, you just don't expect anything like that.

Walk him.

And another reason, by the way, they didn't walk him,

was, as I said to the colonel well you know they did

get him out I mean it's not as though he was Paul Bunyan and that's what makes

of course a great baseball player the fact that even the greatest of all time

the greatest you know hitters the greatest homework you know babe Ruth oh good

Lord Ted Williams I mean not to start even thinking about the

greatest ball players of all time, well they don't they don't get a hit every

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