Scott M. trump did nothing for 187 Minutes

"And a guy with a Cubs hat and his fatigues gets off and works his way down to the pontoon. Low and behold it’s Ernie Banks. So, the Captain decides we’re gonna scrounge some steaks and beer from the Navy and we’re gonna have a steak fry. The first thing Ernie did when he hit the pontoon, was take his shirt off ‘cause it was hot as blazes. He left his Cubs hat on and he hollered out, he says: "Is this anybody here from Chicago?" And he looks around and he hollered out well, he says: "Anybody here from Wisconsin?" Well I waved my hands you know and I says: "Ya I’m from Wisconsin." A Navy guy that came running up and he had a Polaroid camera. Ernie put his arms around me and Doc Soul. And the Navy guy took that photo. I’m a Cubbies fan." Jerry “Doc” Schuebel. 9th Infantry, Mekong Delta, 1968. "Doc" Soul, left, was killed in combat. "46 years later, somebody asked me: "Doc", when were you in Vietnam?? I said: "Last night."

"Brooks played balls off his chest, bullets. Third base, as far as I was concerned, was the toughest position to play because you didn’t have a chance to read hops & whatever. It would just come at you like a rocket. "Brooksie" would always have bruises, and marks on his body. And he didn’t have what you would call a Frank Robinson physique, either. But I always felt like it would hit him there, and he would just play it off his chest. He was just amazing." Davey Johnson.