chub feeney造句

• It was Horace Stoneham and Chub Feeney, the way they talked.
• Chub Feeney . . . Harvey Haddix.
• Baseball executive Chub Feeney once resigned after giving the finger to fans on Fan Appreciation Night.
• National League President Chub Feeney fined Madlock $ 5, 000 and suspended him 15 games.
• The next day, National League president Chub Feeney suspended Soto five games for the incident on the 27th.
• After flying overnight from California to New York, Murakami was handed a contract by Chub Feeney, the general manager.
• San Francisco General Manager Chub Feeney approached Dodgers General Manager Buzzy Bavasi to attempt to arrange a handshake between Marichal and Roseboro.
• Bill Rigney, along with Horace Stoneham, Chub Feeney and Russ Hodges, personified the Giants when they moved West in 1958.
• Both appealed, and Orza, as the union lawyer, argued for both at separate hearings before Chub Feeney, the NL president.
• "Gibson later met with Chub Feeney ( the National League president ) and said, ` Let me ask you a question.
• Then, National League president Chub Feeney would march into the clubhouse to lecture his All-Stars on the valor of the moment.
• Padres tradition is former team president Chub Feeney spotting four fans carrying a banner reading " Scrub Club " and giving them the finger.
• When Chub Feeney was NL president, he took an almost life-and-death approach to the game, as well as the World Series.
• Giants General Manager Chub Feeney approached Dodgers General Manager Buzzy Bavasi to attempt to arrange a handshake between Marichal and Roseboro however, Roseboro declined the offer.
• San Francisco General Manager Chub Feeney approached Dodgers General Manager Buzzy Bavasi to attempt to arrange a handshake between Marichal and Roseboro however, Roseboro declined the offer.
• Giles, then 73, announced his intention to retire after the season and on December 5, Giants'executive Chub Feeney was elected to succeed him.
• The umpires then consulted with National League President Chub Feeney, who was seated in the first row behind home plate, and Feeney agreed with the ruling.
• After Turner lost his only game as the team's skipper, National League president Chub Feeney told Turner that managers cannot own financial interest in a club.
• Turner sensed trouble looming with the National League offices and even attempted _ and failed _ to reach Chub Feeney, the league president, for clearance before the game.
• Before the fifth game, the Mets displayed a box of the allegedly scuffed balls to Chub Feeney, the NL president, but Feeney judged Scott to be not guilty.