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LAST UPS
The Baseball Counting Song: A Brief History of
the New York Yankees Under George
By Louis Phillips
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Ten New York Yankees standing in line. Nine New York Yankees strode to home
plate. Eight Yankee relievers, sweet as
heaven. Seven New York Yankees hated their
critics. Six New York Yankees keep hopes alive. Five New York Yankees made the crowds
roar. Four New York Yankees out on a spree. Three New York Yankees hit, caught,
and threw. Two New York Yankees thought baseball
was fun. One New York Yankee? A superstar!
A winner! EFQ |
Essays and articles by LOUIS PHILLIPS have appeared in Ladies' Home Journal, Elysian Fields Quarterly, San Francisco Chronicle, Dramatists Guild Quarterly, Emmy, The Christian Science Monitor, Newsday, The Armchair Detective, Playbill, Family Circle, Smithsonian, The New York Times, and many other publications. Fort Schuyler Press has just released his second collection of short stories, The Bus to the Moon.
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