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What is an sentence that have the word hasten in it?
The family was to the ballfield for the game.
At What ballfield was the star spangled banner first played?
world war 1
Is ballgame one word?
It is acceptable in either forms: ballfield or ball field
How do you get in touch with a baseball player?
You can get in touch with any baseball player simply by writing to them care of their home ballfield. Example, to get in touch with Derek Jeter, you would write to: Derek Jeter c/o New York Yankees 161 Street and River Avenue Bronx, NY
Are there any rules or standards that apply to the location of dugouts in a ballfield layout?
Jonathan Light wrote in the "Cultural Encyclopedia of Baseball" (1997) that the location of the home team dugout is sometimes based on the whim of the owner. Some times it depends on the vantage point of the owners executive suite. In the American League, seven of the fourteen teams have the home team dugout on the first base side. In the official rules of baseball section 1.08 states: The home club shall furnish players' benches, one each for the home team and visiting teams. Such benches shall not be less than 25 feet from the base lines. They shall be roofed and shall be enclosed at the back and ends.
How many balls does an umpire rub and where does the mud come from?
The mud originates from a secret location on the New Jersey side of the Delaware River. Only the company's current owner, Jim Blintiff (a descendant of Blackburne), is privy to the information.The mud is cleaned and screened, and a secret ingredient is added to it before sale. Each year, Blintiff visits the mud's secret location, and returns with 1,000 pounds of it to store over the winter, until he sells it the following baseball season. Before all major and minor league games, an umpire rubs six or more dozen balls with the Baseball Rubbing Mud to give them a rougher surface, making them easier for pitchers to grip. The rubbing mud's unique feature is that it is "very fine, like thick chocolate pudding", and it has been considered the "perfect baseball-rubbing mud"
What has the author Leonard P Kessler written?
Leonard P. Kessler has written: 'Mixed-up Mother Goose' -- subject(s): Fiction, Humorous stories, Mother Goose, Parties, Picture books 'Kick, Pass, and Run' 'Binky Brothers Detective' 'What's in a line?' -- subject(s): Study and teaching, Drawing 'Mr. Pine's purple house' -- subject(s): Juvenile fiction, Fiction, Dwellings, Individuality, House painting 'Here comes the strikeout' 'The silly Mother Hubbard' -- subject(s): American Nursery rhymes, American poetry, Children's poetry, American, Nursery rhymes, Nursery rhymes, American 'Old Turtle's riddle and joke book' -- subject(s): Animals, Juvenile Riddles, Riddles, Riddles, Juvenile, Wit and humor 'Old Turtle's 90 knock-knocks, jokes, and riddles' -- subject(s): Animals, Jokes, Juvenile Riddles, Juvenile Wit and humor, Knock-knock jokes, Riddles, Riddles, Juvenile, Wit and humor, Wit and humor, Juvenile, Humor 'The worst team ever' -- subject(s): Fiction, Baseball, Animals, Children's stories, American 'The pirates' adventure on Spooky Island' -- subject(s): Pirates, Fiction 'Who tossed that bat? Safety on the ballfield and playground' -- subject(s): Playgrounds, Juvenile literature, Safety measures, Safety 'That's not Santa!' -- subject(s): Santa Claus, Fiction, Juvenile fiction, Christmas 'Old Turtle's baseball stories' -- subject(s): Fiction, Baseball, Animals 'Hey diddle diddle' -- subject(s): American Nursery rhymes, American poetry, Children's poetry, Children's poetry, American, Nursery rhymes, Nursery rhymes, American 'On your mark, get set, go!' -- subject(s): Sportsmanship, Fiction 'Mrs. Pine takes a trip' 'Soup for the king' 'Did you ever hear a klunk say please?' -- subject(s): Etiquette, Fiction
What did elder lightfoot Solomon michaux do?
Elder Lightfoot Solomon Michaux was from my hometown, Newport News, Va. His early church,The Church God is located there. He is buried in HollyGrove Cemetary near my father who was one of his early and staunch followers (On Shellroad in Newport News). Each year he hired a fleet of Greyhound buses from NN to take the people (sometimes me and my father) to Washington D.C. where he held his grand baptizings in the Griffith Stadium Ballpark (of the Washington Redskins Football Team). The use of this Ballpark was donated to the Elder by Mr. Griffith who was an honorary Deacon in the Elders' Church Of God across the street from the ballpark. Sometimes the Elder imported water in barrells from the river of Jordan in the Middle east to use in his epic baptisings in the ballpark. A pool was erected on the ballfield right before your eyes at this event. The platform guests at these occasions were usually high officials in the Government. President Dwight Eisenhower was also an honorary Deacon at this church. "Ike" donated a 3000 dollar murial which is the backdrop on the podium of this church. The Elder WA a frequent guest of the white house under three Presidents and the visitors logs can attest to that. Th relationships of which I speak can be confirmed from audio tapes by the Elder which are available from his churches. These tapes are from radio broadcasts held at radio station WTOP in Washington D. C. The Elder also had broadcast on CBS radio. Men and women were separated in the church so as to keep them focused on worship. Any attempts at "rowdy" behavior in worship was discouraged and immediately defused usually by Mrs. Mary Michaux from the podium, who was extremely conservative and influenced the Elder (a former Baptist) in that vein. This included the shuffling of feet when shouting which was a no-no. The "speaking of unknown tongues" was ridiculed and not allowed. I was a witness at one of his summer tent revivals in Newport News when he said: "I guess you're wondering why sometimes I close my eyes when I look at you. Its because I don't want to get "trash" in my eyes! Until you become free of sin you are nothing but the "trash" of this world!" On one of his visits to the White House, he asked President Eisenhower if he believed a man could live free from sin. The president said no! The Elder said "In that case you set all of the prisoners free"! LOL The Elder also had an amusement park near Newport News, Virginia. I thin it was called Treasure island. (I could be corrected on that name). Mrs. Mary Eliza Pauline Michaux was buried in the same cemetery using a huge double headstone (she died first) that originally contained oval-shaped color photos of her and the Elder. Later the photos were removed because young vandals had used them for target practice using BB guns. They had no biological children but did adopt a female child. Elder Michaux was the brother of Lewis Michaux, who was the owner of the militant Bookstore in Harlem New york City. (THis store can be seen in the backdrop of the street scene where Malcolm X is delivering a speech in the movie "Malcol X".
What movie and television projects has Wilfred Lucas been in?
Wilfred Lucas has: Performed in "The Taming of the Shrew" in 1908. Performed in "Ingomar, the Barbarian" in 1908. Performed in "The Girl and the Outlaw" in 1908. Performed in "The Hessian Renegades" in 1909. Performed in "The Renunciation" in 1909. Performed in "With Her Card" in 1909. Performed in "The Girls and Daddy" in 1909. Performed in "The Honor of Thieves" in 1909. Performed in "A Strange Meeting" in 1909. Performed in "The Golden Louis" in 1909. Performed in "The Rocky Road" in 1910. Played Frederick Wallace in "Winning Back His Love" in 1910. Played Office Doorman in "The Marked Time-Table" in 1910. Performed in "The Man" in 1910. Performed in "The Passing of a Grouch" in 1910. Played The Clerk in "The Failure" in 1911. Played George in "His Trust Fulfilled" in 1911. Played The Thief in "The Thief and the Girl" in 1911. Played The Fireman in "The Lonedale Operator" in 1911. Played The planter in "The Rose of Kentucky" in 1911. Played The Doctor in "A Woman Scorned" in 1911. Played Enoch Arden in "Enoch Arden: Part I" in 1911. Performed in "The Heart of a Savage" in 1911. Played In Second Audience in "The Making of a Man" in 1911. Played The Fisherman in "The Primal Call" in 1911. Played The District Attorney in "A Terrible Discovery" in 1911. Performed in "Fighting Blood" in 1911. Played John Wilson in "The Diamond Star" in 1911. Played The Lover in "Heart Beats of Long Ago" in 1911. Played Jose in "The New Dress" in 1911. Played Curate in "Three Sisters" in 1911. Performed in "His Daughter" in 1911. Played The Husband in "The Sorrowful Example" in 1911. Performed in "Italian Blood" in 1911. Played Steve Hardester in "Fisher Folks" in 1911. Played Jose in "The Spanish Gypsy" in 1911. Performed in "The Broken Cross" in 1911. Played First Outlaw in "The White Rose of the Wilds" in 1911. Played Enoch Arden in "Enoch Arden: Part II" in 1911. Performed in "The Midnight Marauder" in 1911. Performed in "Madame Rex" in 1911. Played A Policeman in "The Long Road" in 1911. Performed in "A Decree of Destiny" in 1911. Played Hugh Frazier in "Swords and Hearts" in 1911. Performed in "Conscience" in 1911. Performed in "When a Man Loves" in 1911. Played George in "His Trust: The Faithful Devotion and Self-Sacrifice of an Old Negro Servant" in 1911. Played The King of Romanda in "When Kings Were the Law" in 1912. Played Extra in "In the North Woods" in 1912. Played Jack, Railroad Express Agent in "The Girl and Her Trust" in 1912. Played Joe in "Under Burning Skies" in 1912. Played An Indian in "A Temporary Truce" in 1912. Performed in "The Punishment" in 1912. Performed in "An Indian Summer" in 1912. Performed in "The Sands of Dee" in 1912. Played The Wealthy Friend in "Just Like a Woman" in 1912. Played Mike in "The Transformation of Mike" in 1912. Performed in "His Lesson" in 1912. Performed in "Lena and the Geese" in 1912. Played The Blacksmith in "Home Folks" in 1912. Performed in "The Goddess of Sagebrush Gulch" in 1912. Performed in "Bred in the Bone" in 1913. Played In Restaurant in "A Chance Deception" in 1913. Played The Widower in "The Widow and the Widower" in 1913. Played The Husband in "Pure Gold and Dross" in 1913. Played The Colonel in "The Honor of the Regiment" in 1913. Played Dandy with Monocle in "Their Husbands" in 1913. Performed in "A Tender-Hearted Crook" in 1913. Played Fiddler Pete in "Fiddler Pete" in 1913. Played In Second Factory in "Three Friends" in 1913. Played Overly Amorous Lover in "The Latest in Life Saving" in 1913. Played The Prince in "A Florentine Tragedy" in 1913. Played Billy in "Billy Dodges Bills" in 1913. Played The Chauffeur in "Below Stairs" in 1913. Played Brute Force in "Brute Force" in 1914. Played Baffles in "Gentleman Burglar" in 1914. Played Baffles in "Baffles" in 1914. Performed in "The Magnets" in 1914. Played Stephen in "The Massacre" in 1914. Played himself in "The Great Universal Mystery" in 1914. Performed in "Smouldering Fires" in 1915. Played Osmund Manvers in "The Spanish Jade" in 1915. Played Jack Van Norman in "The Lily and the Rose" in 1915. Performed in "Their Hour" in 1915. Played Jim Hamilton in "A Wild Girl of the Sierras" in 1916. Played Doc Arnold in "The Microscope Mystery" in 1916. Played Hell-to-Pay Austin in "Hell-to-Pay Austin" in 1916. Played Fred Arnold in "The Wood Nymph" in 1916. Played Macduff in "Macbeth" in 1916. Played The Rummy in "The Rummy" in 1916. Played John Carter in "Acquitted" in 1916. Played Robert Powers in "Souls Triumphant" in 1917. Played Henry Havens in "The Food Gamblers" in 1917. Played Richard Manning in "The Co-respondent" in 1917. Played Rudyard Byng in "The Judgement House" in 1917. Played Jim Bludso in "Jim Bludso" in 1917. Played Philip in "A Love Sublime" in 1917. Played James Barclay in "Her Excellency, the Governor" in 1917. Played Andrew Maxwell in "Sins of Ambition" in 1917. Played Robert Appleton Jr. in "The Hushed Hour" in 1919. Played Jim Buckley in "The Westerners" in 1919. Played Sir John Thornbull in "A Woman of Pleasure" in 1919. Played Diamond Terry in "Girl from Nowhere" in 1919. Played Horace Lennon in "What Every Woman Wants" in 1919. Played President Alvarez in "Soldiers of Fortune" in 1919. Played Red Jack Braggan in "The Man from Kangaroo" in 1920. Played John MacDonald in "The Jackeroo of Coolabong" in 1920. Played Gaston Allegretti in "The Beautiful Liar" in 1921. Played Prosecutor in "One a Minute" in 1921. Played Mortimer Davidson in "The Breaking Point" in 1921. Played Elton Reeves in "Through the Back Door" in 1921. Played John MacDonald in "The Fighting Breed" in 1921. Played Edward Mariott in "The Shadow of Lightning Ridge" in 1921. Played Capt. Wolff in "The Kentucky Derby" in 1922. Played Leading Man in "The Barnstormer" in 1922. Played The Policeman in "Flesh and Blood" in 1922. Played Ship Captain in "Paid Back" in 1922. Played Wallace Clifton in "Barriers of Folly" in 1922. Performed in "Heroes of the Street" in 1922. Played Aaron Kidder in "Across the Deadline" in 1922. Played Mr. Compton in "Why Women Remarry" in 1923. Played The Laird in "Trilby" in 1923. Played Charles W. Wright in "The Greatest Menace" in 1923. Played Julius Furman in "Jazzmania" in 1923. Played Ashby in "The Girl of the Golden West" in 1923. Played Collingwood in "Innocence" in 1923. Played Updike in "Cornered" in 1924. Played Richard Wade in "Lightning Romance" in 1924. Played Earl of Rutland in "Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall" in 1924. Played James Presbury in "The Price She Paid" in 1924. Played Detective Reilly in "On Probation" in 1924. Played C. Hanaford in "North of Nevada" in 1924. Played Old Jim Darley in "Valley of Hate" in 1924. Played Tom Grady in "A Fight for Honor" in 1924. Played Mark Hadley in "Daughters of Pleasure" in 1924. Played Charles Richmond in "The Fighting Sap" in 1924. Played Hudford in "Racing for Life" in 1924. Played Michael Shayne in "Girls Men Forget" in 1924. Performed in "The Fatal Mistake" in 1924. Played Col. Owen in "The Bad Lands" in 1925. Played R.S. Falk in "How Baxter Butted In" in 1925. Played Stage Manager in "A Broadway Butterfly" in 1925. Played Maj. Bissell in "The Man Without a Country" in 1925. Played John Pendergast in "The Snob Buster" in 1925. Played Hugh Clayton in "Cyclone Cavalier" in 1925. Performed in "Easy Money" in 1925. Played Oldring in "Riders of the Purple Sage" in 1925. Played Minister in "The Sorrows of Satan" in 1926. Played Edwin Ramsey in "Her Sacrifice" in 1926. Played Lord Cumberly in "Burnt Fingers" in 1927. Played Howard Hardy in "The Nest" in 1927. Played Manager in "The Arizona Kid" in 1930. Played Roman Senator in "Madam Satan" in 1930. Played X-10 in "Just Imagine" in 1930. Played Dr. Saltus in "Hello Sister" in 1930. Played Big Ben Benson in "Those Who Dance" in 1930. Played Minister in "Cracked Nuts" in 1931. Played Sportscaster in "The Galloping Ghost" in 1931. Performed in "His Woman" in 1931. Played Doctor in "Big Ears" in 1931. Played Rancher in "Caught" in 1931. Played Undetermined Role in "Too Many Cooks" in 1931. Played Undetermined Role in "The Age for Love" in 1931. Played Extra in "Monkey Business" in 1931. Performed in "Homicide Squad" in 1931. Played Sam Ellery in "Men Call It Love" in 1931. Played Sheriff Franklin in "House of Mystery" in 1931. Played Capt. Hammond in "Convicted" in 1931. Played Warden in "Pardon Us" in 1931. Played Candidate Louis in "Graft" in 1931. Played Gen. Dymov in "Dishonored" in 1931. Played Edgar - a Husband in "Politics" in 1931. Played Dist. Atty. John Hampton in "The Phantom" in 1931. Played J.P. Walker in "Stranger in Town" in 1931. Played Political Crony in "Silver Dollar" in 1932. Played Second Jury Foreman in "Lawyer Man" in 1932. Played John Larrigan in "Lucky Larrigan" in 1932. Played Captain Kane in "The Unwritten Law" in 1932. Played Judge William J. Hollister in "Cross-Examination" in 1932. Played Policeman in "Big City Blues" in 1932. Played Mr. Jackson in "Week-End Marriage" in 1932. Played Patterson in "The Tenderfoot" in 1932. Played Mr. Lucas in "Red Noses" in 1932. Performed in "The Sign of the Cross" in 1932. Played Official in "You Said a Mouthful" in 1932. Played Child Welfare Official in "Call Her Savage" in 1932. Played Jury Foreman in "Two Against the World" in 1932. Played The specialist in "Free Wheeling" in 1932. Played Pharmacist in "The Secrets of Wu Sin" in 1932. Performed in "The Midnight Patrol" in 1932. Played Debate Chairman in "The Dark Horse" in 1932. Played Yacht Captain in "The Silver Lining" in 1932. Played Banker in "No More Orchids" in 1932. Played Whitney in "The Devil Horse" in 1932. Played Intake Offcer in "From Headquarters" in 1933. Played Mr. Wayne in "The Intruder" in 1933. Played Bill in "The Mayor of Hell" in 1933. Played Mr. Lucas, Airline Superintendent in "Air Fright" in 1933. Played Prosecuting Attorney in "The Sphinx" in 1933. Played Prosecuting Attorney in "The House on 56th Street" in 1933. Played El Shaitan in "The Three Musketeers" in 1933. Played Prison Guard in "Blood Money" in 1933. Played Undetermined role in "Lost in Limehouse" in 1933. Played Reporter in "Advice to the Lovelorn" in 1933. Played John Davis in "Strange People" in 1933. Played Guard in "Day of Reckoning" in 1933. Played Mr. Ryan in "Racetrack" in 1933. Played Eaton - Railroad President in "Phantom Thunderbolt" in 1933. Played Bob Mills in "The Big Cage" in 1933. Played Doorman in "Her Bodyguard" in 1933. Played Nightclub Bouncer in "Midnight Mary" in 1933. Played Phelps - the Butler in "Gallant Lady" in 1933. Played Judge in "Notorious But Nice" in 1933. Played Randall (Coast Guard officer) in "I Cover the Waterfront" in 1933. Played 1921 Spokesman in "Turn Back the Clock" in 1933. Played Bailiff in "The Secret Bride" in 1934. Played Servant on Lawn Keeping Score in "Madame Du Barry" in 1934. Played Metropolitan Operagoer in "One Night of Love" in 1934. Played Policeman at Dock in "Transatlantic Merry-Go-Round" in 1934. Played Roman Greeting Antony in "Cleopatra" in 1934. Played Actor in "The Firebird" in 1934. Played Narrator in "Sweden, Land of the Vikings" in 1934. Played Page in "The House of Rothschild" in 1934. Played Judge in "Operator 13" in 1934. Played Conductor Thrown from Train in "Murder in the Private Car" in 1934. Played Mr. Wade, the sponsor in "Shrimps for a Day" in 1934. Played Dignitary in "Love Time" in 1934. Played Boat Captain in "Upperworld" in 1934. Played Police Sergeant in "The Dragon Murder Case" in 1934. Played Detective in "The Count of Monte Cristo" in 1934. Played John Gale in "The Moth" in 1934. Played Policeman in "The St. Louis Kid" in 1934. Played Townsman with Mayor in "The Arizonian" in 1935. Played Frank Hammond in "The Adventures of Rex and Rinty" in 1935. Played Customs Official in "I Found Stella Parish" in 1935. Played Pat, a Welfare Worker in "Stranded" in 1935. Played First Scotland Yard Man in "Kind Lady" in 1935. Played Police Chief in "Rip Roaring Riley" in 1935. Played Minor Role in "Love Me Forever" in 1935. Played Wilfred Lucas, game hunter in "Angkor" in 1935. Played Mr. Jerome, Screenwriter in "Another Face" in 1935. Played Gazette Editor in "The Public Menace" in 1935. Played Umpire in "Alibi Ike" in 1935. Played Capt. Walker in "Chandu on the Magic Island" in 1935. Played Dock Official in "Vagabond Lady" in 1935. Played Pedestrian in "Navy Wife" in 1935. Played First Policeman in "Frisco Kid" in 1935. Played Announcer in "Naughty Marietta" in 1935. Played Jailer in "Counterfeit Lady" in 1936. Played Businessman in "High Tension" in 1936. Played Dr. Rand in "The Lady Consents" in 1936. Played Off-Screen Voice in "The Devil-Doll" in 1936. Played Creditor in "Dimples" in 1936. Played Director in "The Preview Murder Mystery" in 1936. Played Professor Edwin Millstone in "Midnight Blunders" in 1936. Played Sheriff in "California Mail" in 1936. Played Driver, Von Kempen Carriage in "The King Steps Out" in 1936. Played Footman Announcing Guests in "Hearts Divided" in 1936. Played Reporter in "The Story of Louis Pasteur" in 1936. Played Testifying Colonel in "The Prisoner of Shark Island" in 1936. Played himself in "Chatterbox" in 1936. Played Proprietor in "The Country Doctor" in 1936. Played Police Chief in "Human Cargo" in 1936. Played 1st Doctor in "Beloved Enemy" in 1936. Played Juvenile Officer in "Modern Times" in 1936. Played Raglan Staff Officer in "The White Angel" in 1936. Played Lexington in "Mary of Scotland" in 1936. Played Captain in "The Charge of the Light Brigade" in 1936. Performed in "The Super Snooper" in 1937. Played Finance Man in "Racketeers in Exile" in 1937. Played Rancher Jim Blake in "Land Beyond the Law" in 1937. Played John Ware in "Empty Holsters" in 1937. Played Patient in "Dizzy Doctors" in 1937. Played Major Domo in "Conquest" in 1937. Played Police Captain in "Motor Madness" in 1937. Played Cabinet Member in "Romance of Louisiana" in 1937. Played Coast Guard Officer in "Sea Devils" in 1937. Played Deputy Sheriff in "The Perfect Specimen" in 1937. Played Bailiff in "Black Legion" in 1937. Played Fire Tug Captain in "She Loved a Fireman" in 1937. Played Race Judge in "Checkers" in 1937. Played Prison Yard Captain in "We Who Are About to Die" in 1937. Played Judge in Wagner Case in "Missing Witnesses" in 1937. Played Nate Temple in "Prairie Thunder" in 1937. Played Doctor in "Circus Girl" in 1937. Played Customer in Drugstore in "Hot Water" in 1937. Played Director of Screen Test in "Talent Scout" in 1937. Played Sheriff Tom in "Blazing Sixes" in 1937. Played 1st Jury Foreman in "Marked Woman" in 1937. Played Gun Dealer in "The Westland Case" in 1937. Played Police Commissioner in "Varsity Show" in 1937. Played Drexel in "Mile a Minute Love" in 1937. Played Police Sergeant in "I Promise to Pay" in 1937. Played Director in "Life Begins with Love" in 1937. Played Prof. Ullrich in "Freshman Year" in 1938. Played Mule Boat Captain in "Sergeant Murphy" in 1938. Played Townsman at Hospital Dedication in "A Man to Remember" in 1938. Played Mr. Brown in "This Marriage Business" in 1938. Played Paddock Steward in "Speed to Burn" in 1938. Played Doctor in "Four Daughters" in 1938. Played Councilman in "Safety in Numbers" in 1938. Played Police Sergeant in "Angels with Dirty Faces" in 1938. Played Race Judge in "Daredevil Drivers" in 1938. Played Ballfield Doctor in "Brother Rat" in 1938. Played Police Lieutenant in "Night Spot" in 1938. Played John Dickinson in "The Declaration of Independence" in 1938. Played Wheeler in "Down on the Farm" in 1938. Played Cell Block Keeper in "Over the Wall" in 1938. Played Storekeeper in "Rascals" in 1938. Played Bailiff in "Accidents Will Happen" in 1938. Played Member of Parliament in "The Baroness and the Butler" in 1938. Played Undetermined Role in "Zenobia" in 1939. Played Physician in "Sons of Liberty" in 1939. Played Police Detective Randall in "Nick Carter, Master Detective" in 1939. Played Pompous Man in "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington" in 1939. Played Burbank Offical in "Women in the Wind" in 1939. Played Bill, Man Outside Racetrack in "The Day the Bookies Wept" in 1939. Played Steve - Cattle Rancher in "Racketeers of the Range" in 1939. Played Stationmaster in "Four Wives" in 1939. Played Bartender in "Dodge City" in 1939. Played Marshal Andy Thompson in "The Marshal of Mesa City" in 1939. Played Bobby in "Raffles" in 1939. Played Mr. Fisher - Defense Attorney in "Arizona Legion" in 1939. Played Bailiff in "Each Dawn I Die" in 1939. Played Deputy in "6,000 Enemies" in 1939. Played Dog Show Director in "Almost a Gentleman" in 1939. Played Policeman in "Tear Gas Squad" in 1940. Played Sam Osborne in "Ragtime Cowboy Joe" in 1940. Played Constable Herb at Tule Mesa in "Triple Justice" in 1940. Played Broker in "Edison, the Man" in 1940. Played Southerner in "Virginia City" in 1940. Played Elderly Huntsman at Estate Dance in "Waterloo Bridge" in 1940. Played St. Louis Mayor Jeff Thompson in "Pony Express Days" in 1940. Played Weiner in "Santa Fe Trail" in 1940. Played Doctor Checking Eyes in "The Fighting 69th" in 1940. Played Brother MacDonald in "Brother Orchid" in 1940. Played Policeman in "Women in Hiding" in 1940. Played Roomer in "Women Without Names" in 1940. Played Bailiff in "They Drive by Night" in 1940. Played East Ivestown Leader in "Legion of the Lawless" in 1940. Played Dean Williams in "A Chump at Oxford" in 1940. Played Helmsman in "The Sea Wolf" in 1941. Played Congratulator at Race in "Back Street" in 1941. Played Marshal Andy in "Meanwhile, Back at the Ranch" in 1976. Played Mr. Vance in "Dick Tracy" in 1990.
