On the All-Time Bills

Buffalo Bill is linked to the wild western frontier, but the reverse is a football team. Bill Clinton was a U.S. President, Bill Cullen a game show host, Bill Cosby an actor, comedian, and role model and Bill Bailey came home to a song.
Bill Gates founded Microsoft, Bill Murray makes us laugh, and Bill Cartwright [...]

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On All-Time Pauls

There have been 6 Pope Pauls and 2 John Pauls, but none of them occupied the center square on Hollywood Squares as Paul Lynde or played in the NFL as Paul Hornung. I grew up in a time with Paul Richards on the Wheaties box, which was sold at a small grocery store in my [...]

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On All-Time Dwains

Dwain and I met on our first day at college as we lived in adjacent rooms. We remain friends today even though he’s blamed for introducing us to other friends, thus when anything negative can easily be traced back to Dwain, thus “It’s Dwain’s fault” is an easy excuse.
Having a heavy beard was Dwain’s claim [...]

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On All-Time Joes

Although here are too many famous Joes to mention, there are many famous sayings and slogans involving Joe. For example, we have the infamous Eat at Joe’s sandwich board, sloppy joes,  give me a cup of Joe, say it ain’t so Joe, and who knows how many more. Besides, the 2008 election gave news time [...]

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On Baseball Locations

All ballparks, young and old, have a history. This post is about some of the locations associated with MLB parks.
The trivia questions are in two groups: matching and short answers. Correct answers are found after the short YouTube video honoring some of the old stadiums.
Matching Choices
Braves Field, Candlestick Park, Ebbets Field, Fenway Park, Forbes Field, [...]

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