English poem
Baseball—A Sport
by Ring Lardner
Players who jump for the dough, Bandits and crooks, ev’ry one. Baseball’s a pleasure, you know. Players should play for the fun.
Magnates don’t care for the mon’. They can’t be tempted with gold. They’re in the game for the fun— That’s why Collins was sold
More by Ring Lardner
- August Herrmann: Pres. Cincinnati Reds, Cincinnati
- Augustus J. Wampler: Dept. Mgr. Health & Milligan Mfg. Co., Chicago
- B. F. Affleck: Pres. Universal Portland Cement Co., Chicago
- Ban B. Johnson: Baseball Magnate, Chicago
- Benjamin Serlis: Investments, Chicago
- Bennett Griffin: Insurance Man, Chicago
- Capt. Orlando F. Scott: Surgeon, Chicago
- Charles A. Comiskey: Pres. White Sox, Chicago