Following his playing career, Burkhart developed as a competent umpire. He worked in three World Series (1962, 1964 and 1970), serving as crew chief in 1970, and in the 1972 National League Championship Series. He umpired in four All-Star Games (second 1959 game, second 1962 game, 1967 and 1973), and also umpired in no-hitters on consecutive days in 1968 for Gaylord Perry (September 17) and Ray Washburn (18).
super-sized STATTY delivered...... NOW!
That was a particularly nasty question. Well done! Well done!
I even accidentally made it harder by noting "3 times" when I could have said "4 times".
But you have to go 3 times to go 4 times, so the original statements are still, technically, all true. But I didn't mean to do that.
Well, technically I didn't follow your rules! I guessed twice!
Following his playing career, Burkhart developed as a competent umpire. He worked in three World Series (1962, 1964 and 1970), serving as crew chief in 1970, and in the 1972 National League Championship Series. He umpired in four All-Star Games (second 1959 game, second 1962 game, 1967 and 1973), and also umpired in no-hitters on consecutive days in 1968 for Gaylord Perry (September 17) and Ray Washburn (18).
super-sized STATTY delivered...... NOW!
That was a particularly nasty question. Well done! Well done!
I even accidentally made it harder by noting "3 times" when I could have said "4 times".
But you have to go 3 times to go 4 times, so the original statements are still, technically, all true. But I didn't mean to do that.
Well, technically I didn't follow your rules! I guessed twice!
That was a tough one!
I think because of my 4 includes 3 snafu, I'll allow you to keep the STATTY on a second guess.
