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What does the future hold for Joe Palumbo with the Rangers in ? In June of , folks showed deep excitement when the Rangers announced Joe Palumbo would make his major league debut. He is a lefty arm that could make his mark in either the rotation or possibly a future closer. At the time of his debut, the book on Joe was the filthy spinning four-seam fastball with a surprise breaking ball that he can throw at any count.

In his six triple-A starts in , Palumbo piled up 39 strikeouts in 27 innings while allowing nine runs. Eleven days later, Joe allowed seven runs in an outing against Cleveland. Finally, he left the August 20th game against the Angels with a blister issue. Palumbo threw six more innings to finish Rangers plan to start Joe Palumbo slowly in after health crisis last year Here is what Joe Palumbo would like you to know about his year-long battle with an ulcerative colitis flare up: Not a ton.

Georgia Tech in and again vs. Duke in Following his NFL career, Poindexter spent 11 seasons on the coaching staff at his alma mater, starting as a graduate assistant and ending his Virginia tenure as safeties coach in He then served as defensive coordinator and safeties coach at Connecticut from and as co-defensive coordinator and safeties coach at Purdue from Poindexter is in his first season as co-defensive coordinator and safeties coach at Penn State.

Henderson Maryland , E. Perhaps they told of the night when writer and guitarist Toby Thompson, after being tossed out by Tuck for rowdiness, returned wearing a skirt, blouse, and wig borrowed from the wife of his med school friend, Sandy Rock.

Within a year of this Dickey wrote his famous "Dueling Banjos" scene for his book and movie Deliverance which lends poignancy to the photo. Thompson later published entertaining journals one of which, the Positively Main Street , has become a sought-after underground classic. It's not mere reportage; Toby gets personally involved with Dylan's old girlfriend, Echo Star Helstrom, and others who were close to Bob. Her innocent sincerity set a standard for this saloon society Tuck churned up.

Or maybe they talked of the Dancing Bear, a large, docile wino who by would be up and dancing, alone, to the sounds of Beau Loving's piano. Beau Baby was unique, a pianist who made every song sound like "Hello Dolly. Those nights, when the scratchy "Trooping The Colors" recording of the Coldstream Guards blared out the nightly closing march that all knew meant drink up, some were wise enough to hang back.

At midnight or 1 the door was locked, the room had only familiar faces, and jazz continued until dawn, music and libations free for all. And always the same record. How did the Gaslight come to be? John Tuck [] returned from military service in the mids to enroll as an older undergraduate at the Univ. A pre-occupied student destined to enjoy his deck of cards more than he understood them, still he was often in good standing academically and occasionally so financially.

It's still there, having been burned and rebuilt, now owned by a motel chain. The motel owner then was an occasionally prosperous, mostly retired real estate developer with a younger, vivacious wife who made Christmas decorations sold in upscale big city department stores.

This June-November couple and their children were the second fortuitous connection of Tuck's life, the first being his lineage.

When decades later the vivacious wife was widowed, Helena [] and John had a well-attended faux wedding. An anonymous couple we'll call David and Biz were streakers at the June 14, affair - with panache: Biz was eight months pregnant with first-born Christian, a next generation superstar.

That photo and the next of Helena and John were taken by Ed Roseberry, this one in When the bar in the basement of a Howard Johnson's restaurant next door to the motel became available, Tuck's friends helped him get the lease to the "Raven Room" and John began his career running something like a restaurant, and dreaming of better. Uva bought the property and tore down the HoJo's building, Buddy's Restaurant, and the service station, replacing them with, at least temporarily, greenspace.

Now back to the Gaslight. It destroyed the best beef house in town and left the best wait staff without jobs. It never reopened. Kane furniture store was built on the site. John and his mentor rushed into the restaurant vacuum and soon, with friends like Carl Sewell pitching in to help, the "Gaslight Coffee House" opened down the street in a wing attached to one of the city's two remaining downtown hotels.

Sewell tells me it was he who painted the ladies room purple, and provided the "Trooping The Colors" recording that, so long as we live, will mean Gaslight!