Where’s The Mets’ Compassion For Jane Jarvis?

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Where’s The Mets’ Compassion For Jane Jarvis?
BBTF's Baseball Primer Newsblog found this 3/24/2008 on www.cantstopthebleeding.com [flag]
A blog more concerned with actual baseball content would probably focus on Orlando Hernandez’ diabolically poor ‘08 Grapefruit League debut , or Mets skipper Willie Randolph’s announcement that neither El Duque nor the underwhelming Mike Pelfrey will start the regular season in New York’s starting rotation . Instead, prompted by the below story from the New York ... [link]

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Can’t Stop the Bleeding: Where’s The Mets’ Compassion For Jane Jarvis?
Published 3/24/2008 at BBTF's Baseball Primer Newsblog
Can’t Stop the Bleeding: Where’s The Mets’ Compassion For Jane Jarvis? Instead, prompted by the below story from the New York Times’ Glenn Collins, I’ll pose the following question : if the Wilpon family can find a way to help Darryl Strawberry so many years after he left the Mets, where’s the organization’s love for Shea’s longtime organist? To a larger group of Mets fanatics still mesmerized by the team’s glories and miseries in the 1960s and ’70s, she is legendary for the renditions of “Meet the Mets” and “The Mexican Hat Dance” boomed on the mighty Thomas organ at Shea ...

Baseball Today: Monday, March 24
Published 3/24/2008 by Art Martone (amartone@projo.com) at Projo Sox Blog
... A LITTLE HELP: The blog Can't Stop The Bleeding would like the Mets to assist their former organist, 92-year-old Jane Jarvis, who was displaced when her building was damaged by last week's crane collapse in New York. ...

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