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Green Monster

Someone there is that loves the Green Monster That wants to sit upon the wall and holler I thought of this in Nineteen Seventy-Five Forty-three years later my day has arrived Thirty-seven feet is a lofty perch Baseball viewing: No better spot on Earth Dollars and cents can’t account the days-worth The grand old game is a priceless treasure A game by which there is no clock to measure The game proceeds for nine innings per match A unique quality that true fans grasp Played in parks all shiny and new; also Hallowed grounds from which history abounds Fans argue about which venue is best I simply say, “Good walls make good ballparks” August 15, 2019

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Date: 8/15/2019 11:15:00 AM
Nothing quite like Fenway and the Green Monster, is there, Kenneth? --- except maybe those ivy-covered walls of Wrigley. ~ Gershon, long-time Chicago baseball fan
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Kenneth Cheney
Date: 8/15/2019 9:03:00 PM
Good walls make good ballparks and Wrigley field is wonderful.

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