There was also an Ed Burns in 1918, Edward James Burns, born Halloween, 1887 in San Francisco, died at age 54 in Monterey, played 321 regular season games plus three World Series games, for the Phillies, as a reserve catcher with no punch at the plate. No dingers.
George Burns played for John McGraw’s Giants who went 71 and 53. He hit .290 with a team-leading four home runs during the dead-ball era. (The NL leader hand only eight — Babe Ruth of Boston Red Sox lead the league or tied for title with 11 while also winning 13 games on the mound).
The other George Burns played for the Philadelphia A’s as a first baseman who hit six home runs for a mediocrity of a Connie Mack squad. He came in second (behind Cobb) with a blistering .352 clip — lot of cheese in his steak sandwich that year. Or a lot of Tioga, as the case may be. (I’m actually writing this near Tioga Court, near Cubberley High. I had a friend who grew up there, D_, who played varsity soccer for Stanford and was tragically and mysteriously killed in a mugging at the New York subway, during Final Fours in 1990, if you excuse the digression; getting to: not sure what Tioga means or why George Henry Burns had that sobriquet unless, like the Chrissy Hynde Pretenders song, there is a Tioga falls near Niles Ohio. TK
for “Collegiate” Ed Burns
Say good night, Ed
“Good night Ed”
Getting his fill
B/w “Rolling Stones’ ‘Miss You’ VS Christian McCafrey 3 Guys Miss You
would say that Frankenstein and Dracula bills crush the contemporaneous universal romance and what knots. Yet my Orlac with six musicians at the Mitchell Park on Friday, October 25 will be as unique as six months worth of the offerings at the Stanford theater. Tickets on sale at Eventbrite for $20. Ada’sCafe will stay open at least through the first half of the movie
Yesterday I bought roughly 200 baseball cards seeking the card of my new favorite player Kevin Pillar of the Blue Jays and now the Giants. I struck out. 200 whiffs. I have roughly another 200 cards upstairs somewhere but my wife mix them in with 5000 other categories and objects thanks wife. I have a vague plan to sort them. I had searched the image of the pilar card as a visualization device. He is depicted making a difficult catch with his legs akimbo as compared to crazy legs Hersh or stretch Podolski. I had searched the image of the Polar card as a visualization device. He is depicted making a difficult catch with his legs akimbo as compared to crazy legs Hersh or stretch Podolski
Plastic Alto with Mark Weiss 