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October 13, 1989 - Image 52

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1989-10-13

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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1989

Baseball Comic

Continued from preceding page

Area fans read rave reviews
about Patkin's comedy and so
Wilkes Barre's management
decided to give him a "night"
at an upcoming game.
"We were playing Scranton,
which had future major
leaguers like Mel Parnell and
Maury McDermott," he
recalled with relish. "Second
place was at stake. The night
before, 500 came to the game.
"That night, there were
6,000 there, including my
parents. I pitched my heart —
and my arm — out and we
won.
"Afterwards, my teammates
crowded around: 'What did
they give you?' they kept ask-
ing. I told them: 'They gave
me . . . my release as a
player."
Patkin made his major
league comedy debut on an
auspicious occasion in.
Cleveland's 80,000-seat
stadium: The honoring of
Hall-of-Famers Babe Ruth, ay
Cobb and Tris Speaker.
Remembered Patkin: "The
Babe was dying of cancer and
could hardly talk then. But
he borrowed someone's spikes,
rolled up his pants legs and
tried to hit one out of the
park.
"He hit some singles, but a
lot of pop-ups too. He just
didn't have the strength to hit
home runs any more.
"There wasn't a dry eye in
the place. I went out to do my
two innings, wondering, 'Am
I really that funny?' "
He obviously was.
His next appearance came
when the Detroit Tigers
played Cleveland and Tiger
star Hank • Greenberg —
very, very serious guy" — told
Maxie, "Go ahead, kid, I'll be
your stooge."
Patkin continued:
"So he kept his foot on first
base during infield drills and
I pretended to give him a hot
foot. He jumped up and down,
grabbed me by the shirt and
picked me up — all 150
pounds of me — and shook
ma"
Other stars that he played
with and against in the Navy
also downed with him, like
Joe DiMaggio, Phil Rizzuto
and Ted Williams.
Nowadays, Patkin bemoans
the lack of major league pro-
spects on every team's roster,
as in the old days, and the
lack of Jewish players.
"I make a joke about it in
some of my appearances," he
explained. "I say, the Jewish
players don't want to ride the
buses — they want to own the
buses!
"I think they're smarter
than the Jewish athletes of
my day. They realize how
hard it is to make it to the big
leagues; they know about the

long bus rides and the other
hardships.
"Most of them can afford to
go to college. We couldn't; we
were dummies who lived for
sports?' ❑

B'nai B'rith
Bowling Results

Eight 600 series were roll-
ed Sept. 25 in the Brother-
hood/Eddie Jacobson League
of the B'nai B'rith Bowling
Association, the most in the
league's 29-year history.

OCTOBER 2, 1989
BROTHERHOOD/EDDIE
JACOBSON
High Games
Chuck Saperstein . 249-226
Gary Klinger .. 238-212-210
Andy Rubin 236
Harold Silverman 235-210
Hal Daien 234
High Series
Gary Klinger
660
Chuck Saperstein
638
Larry Horn
626
Andy Rubin
622
Ira Saperstein
609
Mike Fabian
606
Dave Radner
604
Mark Klinger
602
DOWNTOWN-FOX
High Games
Mike Downes
224
Jeff Wienfeld
209
Ami Reiter
209
Andy Rubin
207
Randy Smith
206
MORGENTHAU/
L'CHAYIM
High Games
Mike Wayne
247
Marty Bordoley
235
Jerry Gershune =
226
Ron Listig
' 222-216-201
Al Yendick ..... . . . 216-212
High Series
Ron Lustig
639
Al Yendick
621
Mike Wayne
607
RENAISSANCE
High Games
Dan Niss
221
Phil Cutler
211
Mel Guazda
201
MIX & MATCH
High Game
JEFF Silverman
202
PISGAH
High Games
Al Stone
213
Phil Goldsmith
212
Bruce Weberman
211
Larry Gurstein
210

JWV Bowling
Results

SEPTEMBER 27, 1989
220
214
209
204
202

Carl Berlin
Allen Klegon
Steve Hoberman
Herb Bogorad
Don Rosenberg

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