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Kill D’Bum

The umpire is a fellow who’s
Become inured to snarls and boo’s.
He isn’t fair; he’s off the beam;
He sides with the opposing team.
Instead of sympathy, derision
Is his lot for his lack of vision.
His life’s a thrill, though, wondering what’ll
Come his way next–bouquet or bottle.

by Ray Romine Thursday, June 22, 1950

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Media name: New York Journal American

Date Submitted: 09/13/1950


Media name: Cleveland Plain Dealer

Date Submitted: 01/13/1951


Media name: Christian Science Monitor

Date Submitted: 02/24/1951


Media name: New York Journal American

Date Submitted: 03/07/1951