Editing Talk:Robert Bauer

I have emails from Bill Wynn (a Danville fan; dated 1/31/01) and Scotty Kurtz (a 1970 Danville player; dated 5/4/07) stating that Frank Calo managed the 1970 Danville Warriors, apparently a last-minute recruit because Bob Bauer took sick. And the Quincy Herald Whig listed Calo as one of the league managers on 4/26/1970 according to an email from Jerry Jackson (yup) on 12/7/01.  Nonetheless, all the usual sources list Bauer as the team's manager--and Bauer apparently won the Manager of the Year award from the league.  I wasn't able to find anything useful in TSN when Paper of Record was available.  Hypothesis:  Calo's was a temporary gig, and when Bauer (who was a local guy) recovered he returned to the Danville helm.  But that's just a guess.--[[User:Jowo|jowo]] 13:54, 13 April 2009 (EDT)
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-	~~All~~ of the ~~standard~~ sources list Bauer as the manager ~~of Danville in 1970; they also show him as~~ the ~~Midwest League~~ Manager of the Year. ~~This is incorrect; Frank Calo led that club~~. ~~See the discussion at [[Talk~~:~~1970~~ Danville ~~Warriors\|1970 Danville]]~~. --[[User:~~DindaJ01~~\|jowo]] 07:10, ~~10 October~~ 2009 (EDT) ~~edit 30 May 2010~~	+	I have emails from Bill Wynn (a Danville fan; dated 1/31/01) and Scotty Kurtz (a 1970 Danville player; dated 5/4/07) stating that Frank Calo managed the 1970 Danville Warriors, apparently a last-minute recruit because Bob Bauer took sick. And the Quincy Herald Whig listed Calo as one of the league managers on 4/26/1970 according to an email from Jerry Jackson (yup) on 12/7/01. Nonetheless, all the usual sources list Bauer as the team's manager--and Bauer apparently won the Manager of the Year award from the league. I wasn't able to find anything useful in TSN when Paper of Record was available. Hypothesis: Calo's was a temporary gig, and when Bauer (who was a local guy) recovered he returned to the Danville helm. But that's just a guess.--[[User:Jowo\|jowo]] 13:54, 13 April 2009 (EDT)