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Check out http://www.bluehens.com" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;, they're having a contest currently to nominate players to hang their banners up on the facade of the West Stands like they did with 6 former greats last year. Personally I voted for George Schmitt, Darrell Booker & Omar Cuff.

Went with Booker, Brunner, and Cuff...

Went with Booker, Brunner, and Cuff...

Booker, Cuff & Vergantino.

HenZoneNation wrote:Went with Booker, Brunner, and Cuff...

HenZoneNation wrote:Went with Booker, Brunner, and Cuff...

Ballot stuffing, are we?

Went with Vergantino, Booker, and Johnson.

Morrill, Verg, Booker

Sam Postlewaite, Jim Lazarski, BJ Webster

SunCoastBlueHen wrote:Sam Postlewaite, Jim Lazarski, BJ Webster

I don't understand the Lazarski inclusion in that group - maybe Schoenhoft would've been a better selection??

GannonFan wrote:

SunCoastBlueHen wrote:Sam Postlewaite, Jim Lazarski, BJ Webster

I don't understand the Lazarski inclusion in that group - maybe Schoenhoft would've been a better selection??

Jim was a good friend of mine - that's all.

SunCoastBlueHen wrote:

GannonFan wrote:
I don't understand the Lazarski inclusion in that group - maybe Schoenhoft would've been a better selection??

Jim was a good friend of mine - that's all.

Nice friend. Maybe you should've emphasized 'was' after that post. Jim was a very good RB, so was his 'old man'.

A vote for some fan favorites - Mondoe!!!!!!! Sidney, and Andy Hall. (write ins)

It is difficult to choose among that stellar group. I went with Brunner, Cuff, and Johnson, but could have easily gone with three others as well.

NorthHen wrote:A vote for some fan favorites - Mondoe!!!!!!! Sidney, and Andy Hall. (write ins)

Speaking of, how did that Monnndooooeee chant get started? That was pretty great. All 3 are great selections!

Bluehen05 wrote:

NorthHen wrote:A vote for some fan favorites - Mondoe!!!!!!! Sidney, and Andy Hall. (write ins)

Speaking of, how did that Monnndooooeee chant get started? That was pretty great. All 3 are great selections!

I personally tried to add a

"John."

cheer whenever Mulhern made a tackle - it didn't exactly catch fire...

Bluehen05 wrote:

NorthHen wrote:A vote for some fan favorites - Mondoe!!!!!!! Sidney, and Andy Hall. (write ins)

Speaking of, how did that Monnndooooeee chant get started? That was pretty great. All 3 are great selections!

I believe the "Monnnnndoooooe" cheer was born out of A) reverence for the guy being a tough player and B) poking fun at our kiddie camp PA announcer, who used to say "Tackle by No 58, MONNN-DOE Davis." Sections J and K picked up on it and started it.

"Fuuuuuuuuuurrrrrrrrst and Ten...BLUE HENS" God, is that guy an embarrassment...

00bluehen wrote:B) poking fun at our kiddie camp PA announcer, who used to say "Tackle by No 58, MONNN-DOE Davis." Sections J and K picked up on it and started it.

"Fuuuuuuuuuurrrrrrrrst and Ten...BLUE HENS" God, is that guy an embarrassment...

He's no Elbert Chance.

bluehenbillk wrote:

00bluehen wrote:B) poking fun at our kiddie camp PA announcer, who used to say "Tackle by No 58, MONNN-DOE Davis." Sections J and K picked up on it and started it.

"Fuuuuuuuuuurrrrrrrrst and Ten...BLUE HENS" God, is that guy an embarrassment...

He's no Elbert Chance.

Elbert was a class act: just the facts, no histrionics. Comparable to Harvard's Charlie Dale, who did Harvard's PA work for over half a century. To Dale, a pass was never "incomplete": it just "failed"!

Ivytalk wrote: Elbert was a class act: just the facts, no histrionics. Comparable to Harvard's Charlie Dale, who did Harvard's PA work for over half a century. To Dale, a pass was never "incomplete": it just "failed"!

Only thing I didn't like about Elbert was his stance on not wanting to announce scores of other games. I have a pretty good source on that one as the girl that used to sit next to him in the press box is the girl I married.

bluehenbillk wrote:

Ivytalk wrote: Elbert was a class act: just the facts, no histrionics. Comparable to Harvard's Charlie Dale, who did Harvard's PA work for over half a century. To Dale, a pass was never "incomplete": it just "failed"!

Only thing I didn't like about Elbert was his stance on not wanting to announce scores of other games. I have a pretty good source on that one as the girl that used to sit next to him in the press box is the girl I married.

Was there a rationale for that>?

Tubby Raymond wrote:

bluehenbillk wrote:
Only thing I didn't like about Elbert was his stance on not wanting to announce scores of other games. I have a pretty good source on that one as the girl that used to sit next to him in the press box is the girl I married.

Was there a rationale for that>?

Getting married or not giving the scores?

He didn't like to give out scores of other games, wasn't a big fan of doing anything that was "on the script". Just liked announcing the games.

Probably why you got league scores & then obscure teams games announced.