He's back. For a fleeting moment it seemed like 2009 today on Clover Fork Lane. The Yellow Ball came to life, taking 2 out of the first 3 games. The other went to world number 1, Jack Williams. The well-documented losing streak of Greg Brooks ended at approximately 1:46 p.m. EST, 24 games and 3 months into the 2017 campaign. Fans soaked up the nostalgia as Arnie and Jack made one last walk up 18 with two games to play. As Yellow hoisted the trophy to the Battle of Bristol, Orange and Black each tallied a win in the final two games of the day, moving them into 3rd and 4th in the world, respectively.
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| Class of 82 & 83 Valedictorians |
The day really got interesting when Dougy Thomas rocked onto the scene. Playing the purple ball like it has never been played, the world's biggest David Coverdale fan succeeded in bringing love and rock to the game. Then, while continuously clanging into wickets and wandering into the line of other players, Dougy and a non-playing Catman (Kenneth Park) talked at length about 1983, 84 and 85. While the two regaled the young Pryor and Booher with stories about the high school days of Brooks, Williams and Gross, - when they were all apparently valedictorians and starting quarterbacks - Black and Orange were making quick work of the Archie Bunker fans.
The day ended with a good feel to it, as Yellow was once again joking and smiling. It's a long season and there is great parity in the game. These guys are good. FedEx Standings:
T1 Jack Williams and John Kenny
3 Jesse Booher
T4 Robbie Pryor and Guy Davis
6 Clark Gross
7 Greg Brooks

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