... all the boards and all the committees, and was winning the American League along with Walter O'Malley running the National League. And I made the decision to do that, and to sell out all my ... order to start a new one - which meant leaving friends, colleagues and peer s. That group had one conception of John Fetzer, read more...
... and starkly unethical, an era when the very meaning of American values is under grievous assault from within and without, ... Fetzer represents an essential aspect of the endangered American soul, a quintessentially pragmatic man fully engaged in the read more...
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... the presidency and ownership of the Detroit Tigers in the American League of Professional Baseball Clubs. I first met John ... Columbia Broadcasting System. In 1946 he and I served as colleagues on the Board of Directors of the National Association of read more...
... have been better . Lou Although as to the major league ownership, he’d have to still realize that he saw himself ... more as a Walter O’Malley — because Walter was the National League representative, and John was the American League read more...
... Trust, Inc. 2 Preface Brian C. Wilson Professor of American Religious History Department of Comparative Religion ... which Fetzer had recently been initiated into through its American variant, MSIA. From then on, even after Fetzer had made the read more...
... for three years. Uh, home run hitter, pitcher, uh, kids league era, you know. BRUCE FETZER: Mm-hmm. TOM BEAVER: I won the ... and Jim had become buddies. Uh, Jim had found MSIA, this American version of Surat Shabd Yoga, and Collura [ph] and Jim found read more...
... and telling him about three perils—the peril of the American Revolution, the peril of the Civil War, and the peril of ... in '62. They were a bad team, they finished last in the league, but they were building what started to be a really good read more...
... in the history of baseball. It was the worst team in the American League in '75. It had Mark "The Bird" Fidrych, this ... are releasing their UFO materials. It's really just the American government that's still dragging its feet. [0:42:24] BRUCE read more...
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