The Mick was banned from baseball due to Atlantic City
Phil Linz owned Mr. Laffs on first avenue in the 60's, and became an acquaintance of mine later in life. Still laugh when my wife would answer the phone and say "Phil Linz is on the line" not having a clue who he was.
Name the old Yanks who went on to. . . Manage the Chicago Cubs (Lou Piniella is NOT the answer I'm looking for. Try again.) GENE MICHAEL Become a noted cardiologist and then president of the American League---DR. BOBBY BROWN Baseball coach at Jerry Falwell University--BOBBY RICHARDSON Baseball coach at Western Michigan University---TOM TRESH A successful paper salesman until retiring to Idaho--DON LARSEN An alcoholism counselor, visiting major league clubhouses and giving talks on the dangers of overindulgence-----RYNE DUREN A legendary play-by-play announcer, known for working solo and for describing the action in the past tense---WAITE HOYT Banned from Major League Baseball for many years because of his promotion job with an Atlantic City casino------MICKEY MANTLE
An insurance executive in Maryland---BOB TURLEY Owner of a popular East Side singles bar in the 1960s---PHIL LINZ Member of the PGA Senior Circuit----RALPH TERRY Longtime voice of the San Diego Padres----JERRY COLEMAN A Yankee scout who signed Thurman Munson--GENE WOODLING
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