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BJ Moosie . . .
Mouseman, hehehehe.
Boone, I left Seattle at the end of '88.
Worked the first game ever at Bannerwood (with the late, great George Eshelman -- who NEVER worked a plate game with me in nine YEARS).
Worked everyone from Tom Lampkin to John Olrude in summer ball and from Kevin Stocker to John Elway in games at UW. Watch the Kirkland LL World champs grow into High School and college players. Laughed at Gooch everytime he threw that underhand softball toss back to the pitcher.
Worked extensively in the old Western International League (hey, Harold Pyette actually posted a question over on McGriff's) with The Painter's, Huskey Fever, The Studs and Adair's.
Met B J Moose at a Golden State Umpire Clinic (he is a "low level JV umpire" in your group -- hehehehe, inside joke).
And GRAZING is exactly the term I used and meant. "Grazing" to me means taking a "visual" bite of every great halter top in attendence.
[Edited by Tim C on Jul 26th, 2002 at 01:33 PM]
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