POTUS at cricket

timmyj51 · 06-26-2017, 05:32 PM · 1 person reading this discussion

#1
"President Roosevelt is about to take up cricket...The sport offers
peculiar attraction to a man devoting the time and attention he does
to sports.  For some time back he has studied over-hand bowling,
guarding the wickets and the Huntingdon Manor club, near the
Presidents home, will see his debut on the cricket field."

--Patriot (Harrisburg, PA) July 17, 1903, p.5


Yah, muhn, in de GOOD 'OL DAYS prez chase cricket ball  8) 8) 8)...today
de prez jiz chase arse!!!  Sad Sad Sad

#2
wow thats 114 years ago !

Amrica had indeed regressed

Look at the Potus, now  :-[

#3
Was his bat the big stick

#4
It is so great to hear and a devoted sportsman. It is indeed 114 years ago. So great to hear. Smile

#5
"The president [Roosevelt] was not such an easy convert.  He had all the prejudices of the
typical American and thought cricket hardly strenuous enough for a man of his ideas.  But
after he had chased leather for a couple of hours while [his sons] Archie and Teddy Jr. hit
the ball to all parts of the lot, he changed his mind and soon developed into an enthusiast."


--Pioneer Press (St.Paul, MN)  Sept. 6, 1903, p.3




Muhn!  Wut sTRUMPet eber chase?  Jiz Slovenian arse!!  :Sick: :Sick: :Sick:

#6
no cricketers named Teddy anyways

he got a Bear for kids named after him, instead

Puss Achong, a Trini did better : he got the Chinaman named after him !

shabash !

#7
Wut Puss ever prez of?  :-\ :-\ :-\...Demarara Dog Doey Scoopers Union?  8) 8) 8)

#8
What Prez ever got a cricket term named after him ??  Tongue

#9
Cricket is not progressing in the USA, who are you kidding. Only ex-pat Asians care. It is basically nonexistent to an average American.

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