Good Crops may have been a little to tough.
So here's the Question. What is Successful Farming?
Not my card , not even close
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A. On which a mouse places family pictures

Who is Mickey Mantle.

Two minutes. Too easy. Here's another one for $100.


A. A seasoned guitar

A. A hare-brained legal argument.

Who is Pepper Martin?

So here's the Question. What is Successful Farming?


Ans: How to have fun w/ your Eartha Kitt!

Yessir!

Who is Jack Warhop?

Absolutely wrong.

The correct answer is based on the Boston teams of the early 1900s, the Doves and the Beaneaters, so the answer is

Who are the Boston (bean eating) Doves (pacifists)?

First-rate murder after the war revealed.

Groan.

A: A nerve-racking northbound to eastbound turn.

Revealed . . . .

Q: Who is Harry Wright? (a "hairy right")

Isn't he in the Hall of Fame?

That would be his cousin Enos. :D

Well, Sterling's career was anything but.......

Actually it wasn't anything at all.:D

An upbeat desire, revealed.

Trees that support high taxes revealed.

Gown achieves accord revealed.

Cleaning up my unquestioned posts
 

Babe's grandson is a Net54 legend

Babe refers to Ruth who in the Bible was married to Boaz. Together they begat their one son Obed, who begat Ruth's grandson Jesse, therefore the correct question is

Who is Jesse Burkett?

George and Thomas rode alone on this one

George (Washington) and Thomas (Jefferson) rode alone (only) on this one. They were obviously riding on the answer.

What is the Big Train?

0 stars for these, negative if such a rating was possible. :D This is jeopardy, not deciphering hieroglyphics.

A mind is a wonderful tool to have in your shed. If you want hieroglyphics, my next post will be in Thai. Don't jeopardize your reputation on my thread and please wear two johnnies, one forward and one backward. :eek::D

Phuket. :D

20 Game Winners for $100, Alex

Answer:

Premature Victory

Early Wynn.

20 Game Winners for $200, Alex

Answer:

Up and down pal

20 Game Winners for $300, Alex

Answer:

Red-breasted rules of order

Bob Friend.

Robin Roberts.

20 Game Winners for $1000, Alex

Answer:

Town in Upper Michigan of yore, generally speaking

Generally speaking sounds like Overall, but I don't know about Orval.

Ore Ville with poetic license ironically

A. Experiment with coffee.

Joe Tinker.

Yep.

Apologies for interrupting the Frank'nPeter lovefest:eek:

However, the question to my answer:
A: Animal houses marry supremely.

is...

Q: Ross Barnes

Hope y'all can finally sleep well tonight:D

Question: What is an Asian type of corn?

Answer: Ty Cobb

A soft ball for Peter
 

Answer:

Sesame Street's Indian says Trebec with hesitation

Since nobody got it, it's Wilcy Moore ( we'll see more)

A: A man missing four appendages minus Seattle Mariners second baseman.

Pre-War for $200:

A: The offspring of Chewbacca and Michael Jordan

Obscure 19th Century baseball players for $800 Alex:

Something that most forum members would prefer to have had done by others but have probably done to themselves far more often than we'd like to admit.:D

Hint - providing the question would likely get you banned from any forum other than Net54.

Was he a captain? :D

I'm not sure, but he does make an appearance in the Old Judge set.

aha! I see. But that is not the name I'm looking for. This guy is even more obscure and his name ranks as one of the all-time best of funny names. You are certainly on the right track.

A. Operatic rank indicator.

Wally Pipp.

And there are actually two OJ cards of him for sale on eBay currently...one ending soon...

Post war for $200 Alex.

A: Consequence of taking a leak after eating a bag of moldy Cheetos.