That's Paddlefoot Bobby Cline, or Little Bobby, @ R, in Ring 3.
This photo was used by the San Antonio LIGHT to accompany my article, "My Most Unusual Christmas", a seasonal competition the paper featured. I recounted our disastrous Winter Tour of 1980, how we limped back into DeLand Winterquarters, and how for 4 long months, the animals were continually well-maintained, but the crew almost starved to death. Froggie's Cookhouse quickly ran out of coffee, and even sugar, salt, and pepper. We got 6-ounce ladles each of rice and beans, twice a day, cooked in plain water, with no seasoning. The ordeal was worsened by being the freak winter during which Florida froze. I was among 5 winners for the story, and the LIGHT paid me a whopping $35.
TONY: I have copies of it. The LIGHT held us to so many words, as papers do, but all of mine saw print. Advise your address, and I'll send a copy. Otherwise, you'd have to search it out in NewspapersArchive.com, and maybe never find it.
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That's Paddlefoot Bobby Cline, or Little Bobby, @ R, in Ring 3.
This photo was used by the San Antonio LIGHT to accompany my article, "My Most Unusual Christmas", a seasonal competition the paper featured. I recounted our disastrous Winter Tour of 1980, how we limped back into DeLand Winterquarters, and how for 4 long months, the animals were continually well-maintained, but the crew almost starved to death. Froggie's Cookhouse quickly ran out of coffee, and even sugar, salt, and pepper. We got 6-ounce ladles each of rice and beans, twice a day, cooked in plain water, with no seasoning. The ordeal was worsened by being the freak winter during which Florida froze. I was among 5 winners for the story, and the LIGHT paid me a whopping $35.
Can that story be found anywhere?
TONY: I have copies of it. The LIGHT held us to so many words, as papers do, but all of mine saw print. Advise your address, and I'll send a copy. Otherwise, you'd have to search it out in NewspapersArchive.com, and maybe never find it.
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