Corey Ford was a writer of humorous books in the 30’s and later. I assume Skippy means he hopes his wisecracks will feed him “pay his board” as in room and board. Maybe Corey Ford was a pal of the cartoonist.
Corey Ford wrote “Three rousing cheers for the Rollo boys” back in 1925. I used to really enjoy his articles in “The Lower Forty Hunting, Shooting and Inside Straight Club” in Field and Stream magazine in much later years. First thing I’d read when the new issue came.
margueritem about 11 years ago
That child does ramble..
Robert Watson Premium Member about 11 years ago
“I hope the crack’ll pay his board”?!?
camapa233 Premium Member about 11 years ago
That sounds like the kind of exciting plays Todd Haley called for the Pittsburgh Steelers, leading them to a dismal 8-8.
jadoo823 about 11 years ago
…love the Longjera!…
YatInExile about 11 years ago
This must be before the delay of game penalty…
Betsy Johnston Premium Member about 11 years ago
Corey Ford was a writer of humorous books in the 30’s and later. I assume Skippy means he hopes his wisecracks will feed him “pay his board” as in room and board. Maybe Corey Ford was a pal of the cartoonist.
snugharborman-catalog about 11 years ago
Corey Ford wrote “Three rousing cheers for the Rollo boys” back in 1925. I used to really enjoy his articles in “The Lower Forty Hunting, Shooting and Inside Straight Club” in Field and Stream magazine in much later years. First thing I’d read when the new issue came.