jhendri2 said:The thread by Bill Porter with players pictured in tux's got me curious, who do you consider the classiest living player and the classiest deceased player. My vote is:
Living -Jim Rempe
Deceased - Irving Crane
Your thoughts?
JIm
sjm said:Living - almost too close to call between Robles and Souquet, but I'll go with Ralf Souqeut.
Deceased - Irving Crane
breakup said:If some of sjm's demeanor came from his association with Mr. Crane my vote would have to go to The Deacon in the deceased category.
Wow, for some reason I never thought of Dick even though I've known him for many years. But you're right, Dickie is always a class act in terms of appearance and behavior. Allison Fisher, even though I've never really been one of her fans, has to rank high as well. Irving Crane and Jimmy Caras are tied in my mind among deceased players. You know, it would be amusing to nominate living players that are among the lowest on this dimension, but it would be sure to stir up trouble!sjm said:Seems a nice time to give credit to another incredibly classy player named Dick Lane.
I think I know who would get that honor. JohnnytBillPorter said:Wow, for some reason I never thought of Dick even though I've known him for many years. But you're right, Dickie is always a class act in terms of appearance and behavior. Allison Fisher, even though I've never really been one of her fans, has to rank high as well. Irving Crane and Jimmy Caras are tied in my mind among deceased players. You know, it would be amusing to nominate living players that are among the lowest on this dimension, but it would be sure to stir up trouble!
Varney Cues said:Allen Hopkins
Irving Crane
sjm said:Seems a nice time to give credit to another incredibly classy player named Dick Lane.
branpureza said:tony robles
mike davis
tommy kennedy