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Tag Archives: jim palmer
Hall of Fame pitcher Jim Palmer long wondered if he’s related to JFK. At 72, he learned the truth
Jim Palmer, adopted at birth and pictured in 1979, had a Hall of Fame baseball career, never spending much time thinking about his birthparents. After 72 years, though, his wife put the pieces together. (Associated Press) By Dave Sheinin (5/10/2018) … Continue reading
Jim Palmer… Lookin’ Good! (1983)
Baltimore Oriole Jim Palmer’s 1983 Tegrin Shampoo Commercial:
“Hook One, Dunk One, Put it Away, Gotta Play that Trash Ball Every Day”
You can’t ignore the fact that Baltimore is a filthy city, ridden with chicken bones, plastic bags, soda bottles and food wrappers. Don’t you think it’s time to bring back “Trashball” — one of the most ingenious “stop littering” ad campaigns … Continue reading
Posted in Advertisements, Baltimorons, Sports, TV Commercials, William Donald Schaefer
Tagged earl weaver, jim palmer, trashball, william donald schaefer
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