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RE: Sports trivia thread - BobK - 01-07-2022
Last name Alexander in Dragnet
Just before Christmas my first time in the oldest bar in SF the Little Shamrock
What mystery writer uses the bar in all his books?
Who did I ask if he was working today?
RE: Sports trivia thread - Phogge - 01-07-2022
Good Bobbbb, first name Ben.
Hammett? He would write about John’s Grill.
Little Shamrock. Robert Graysmith?
lex24 - lex24 - 01-07-2022
(01-07-2022, 06:41 AM)Phogge Wrote: Tadich... “The original cold day restaurant.”
Sand Dabs and a martini. Delicious…..
RE: Sports trivia thread - BobK - 01-07-2022
Sotto Mare best in SF for sand dabs.
Used to watch Ben Alexander commercials
Wrong answers on my questions thus far
RE: Sports trivia thread - Phogge - 01-07-2022
How about trying to answer mine?
RE: Sports trivia thread - BobK - 01-07-2022
I did answer
Too many Mission impossible movies to know
My dad was in uniform in England 1943-44 but I never heard of anything he had
Never heard of General Reynolds. But a guess he was too sober lol
RE: Sports trivia thread - Phogge - 01-07-2022
When Ethan Hunt opens up a book the cover title is "Homer's Odyssey." Not "The Odyssey."
GI's in London sewed on "Phantom" patches. A phantom airborne corps, a number of other phantom corps, some phantom fighting divisions including two airborne divisions. Have all the fighting and phantom WWII patches in my collection. The GI's went to bars, cafes, theaters and rode the tube and buses to try to confuse the Nazi rats into reporting a ton more personnel than we had in country. Coupled with Patton's fake army in the north and a lot of phony cable and phone traffic the Krauts kept 15th Army in Calais tossing stones into the Channel and off the beaches in Normandy.
After Lincoln relieved Hooker he offered the job to Reynolds who replied that he would take it if he could have complete control over the troops. Ole Abe wouldn't agree.
RE: Sports trivia thread - BobK - 01-07-2022
John Lescroart has written many mystery books all or almost all take place in SF
The main character Dismas Hardy is half owner of the Little Shamrock in the books.
I asked if Dismas was working ? The answer Gee never heard that one
RE: Sports trivia thread - Giants - 01-07-2022
(01-07-2022, 10:01 AM)BobK Wrote: I did answer
Too many Mission impossible movies to know
My dad was in uniform in England 1943-44 but I never heard of anything he had
Never heard of General Reynolds. But a guess he was too sober lol
Sadly, General Reynolds was killed in action on Day 1 at Gettysburg. Consequently, he has been largely forgotten. It is unfortunate because he was one of the very few great leaders on the Union side.
RE: Sports trivia thread - Phogge - 01-07-2022
Lex, back in the mid Sixties at Tadich three good sized pieces of abalone, big fries, special Tadich bread made by Larrabaru and a glass of sauterne for $3.50. Plus when I went with my mom she dazzled the waiters (all Slavs) with fluent Serbo-Croatian which made for a lot of fussing over our table.
RE: Sports trivia thread - BobK - 01-08-2022
The 1954 Cleveland Indians won 111 games. Their pitching staff had 77 complete games
Name their five starters yes five and the number of games they won ?
RE: Sports trivia thread - Mick - 01-08-2022
(01-08-2022, 12:27 PM)BobK Wrote: The 1954 Cleveland Indians won 111 games. Their pitching staff had 77 complete games
Name their five starters yes five and the number of games they won ?
Bob Feller, Bob Lemon, Bobb, Bobby Kennedy and Bobby Fischer. And Herb Score.
RE: Sports trivia thread - BobK - 01-08-2022
Lemon and Feller.
Need three more a Hall if Famer like Feller
RE: Sports trivia thread - DC 86 - 01-08-2022
(01-08-2022, 02:47 PM)BobK Wrote: Lemon and Feller.
Need three more a Hall if Famer like Feller
Early Wynn and Mike Garcia.
RE: Sports trivia thread - BobK - 01-08-2022
Wynn 23-11
Lemon 23-7
Garcia 19-8
??? 15-7
Feller 13-3
RE: Sports trivia thread - lex24 - 01-08-2022
Two pitchers in ML history have multiple Cy Young’s, multiple no-hitters and won multiple WS. Who are they?
RE: Sports trivia thread - BobK - 01-08-2022
Timmy
RE: Sports trivia thread - DC 86 - 01-08-2022
Sandy Koufax?
RE: Sports trivia thread - Phogge - 01-08-2022
The fifth guy is Hal Newhouser who is an answer to another question. What's the question?
RE: Sports trivia thread - BobK - 01-08-2022
Prince Hal started one game and we’ve 7-2
Art Houtteman is the answer. Got ya lol
Prince Hal won 25 or more games three years in a row. I believe also at least 25 complete games those years