Bangor-on-dee
Going: good to soft (soft in places)
12.30 (2m 4f 72yd, ch) 1, Yggdrasil (David
Noonan, 11-4 fav); 2, Ashfield Paddy (12-1);
3, Crypto (3-1). 11 ran. Kl, 1Ol. Nick Williams.
1.00 (2m 1f 77yd. ch) 1, The Glancing Queen
(Tom Cannon, 5-4 fav); 2, Maskada (4-1);
3, Vienna Court (11-1). 8 ran. 1Ol, 9Kl. A King.
1.30 (3m 5yd, ch) 1, Snow Leopardess (Aidan
Coleman, 5-1 jt-fav); 2, Windsor Avenue (12-1);
3, Legends Gold (7-1). 14 ran. 2Ol, 2Kl.
C E Longsdon.
2.00 (2m 145yd, hdle) 1, Saint Segal (Chester
Williams, 3-1); 2, Book of Secrets (7-2); 3,
Painless Potter (6-5 fav). 8 ran. NR: The
Bravest. 3l, 12l. Mrs J Williams.
2.30 (2m 145yd, hdle) 1, Richmond Lake (B S
Hughes, 10-3); 2, Hermes Boy (8-13 fav); 3,
Creative Control (14-1). 11 ran. 15l, 4l. D McCain
Jnr.
3.00 (2m 3f 123yd, hdle) 1, Hunters Call (Aidan
Coleman, 15-2); 2, Llandinabo Lad (3-1); 3,
Umbrigado (22-1). 12 ran. 9l, 7Kl. O Murphy.
3.30 (2m 3f 123yd, hdle) 1, Barrichello (B S
Hughes, 13-8); 2, Universal Dave (5-6 fav); 3,
The Boola Boss (8-1). 11 ran. 25l, Ol. D McCain
Jnr.
Placepot: £20.00.
Quadpot: £9.30.Exeter
Going: good to soft (good in places)
12.40 (2m 7f 25yd, hdle) 1, Tip Top Cat (Liam
Harrison, 4-1); 2, Terrierman (22-1); 3, Bean In
Trouble (7-2 fav). 15 ran. NR: Mistertommy-
shelby, Mr Washington. Ol, nk. F O’Brien.
1.10 (2m 161yd, hdle) 1, Jpr One (Brendan
Powell, 12-1); 2, Luttrell Lad (Evens fav); 3, I
Am Maximus (11-10). 16 ran. NR: Bees And
Honey. Kl, Kl. C L Tizzard.
1.40 (3m 54yd, ch) 1, Castle Robin (Paul O’Brien,
4-1); 2, Lord Accord (5-2 fav); 3, Bobhope-
ornohope (11-2). 9 ran. 1Nl, 5Kl. C E Longsdon.
2.10 (2m 161yd, hdle) 1, Mack The Man (AdamWedge, 13-2); 2, Tulin (11-4); 3, Fanfan Du Seuil
(7-4 fav). 7 ran. Nk, 9l. Evan Williams.
2.40 (2m 3f 48yd, ch) 1, Striking A Pose
(Brendan Powell, 11-2); 2, Jay Bee Why (10-3);
3, Coconut Splash (7-2). 6 ran. 1Kl, 1Ol. C L
Tizzard.
3.10 (3m 54yd, ch) 1, Normandy Soldier (Ben
Godfrey, 11-2); 2, Storm Force Ben (6-1); 3,
Creative Inerta (20-1). 9 ran. NR: Bonanza Sam.
1 Ol, Kl. R Mitford-Slade.
3.40 (2m 2f 111yd, hdle) 1, Shirocco’s Dream
(Brendan Powell, 9-4 fav); 2, Mind Sunday (7-
2); 3, Doyen La Lutte (16-1). 14 ran. NR:
Towtheline, Walk In My Shoes. Ol, 1l. C L Tizzard.
Placepot: £63.50. Quadpot: £32.50.Kempton Park
Going: standard / slow
4.30 (1m) 1, Silverscape (Jason Watson, 18-1);
2, Ward Castle (2-1 fav); 3, Tickets (9-1). 13 ran.
NR: Croeso Cynnes. ns, Ol. R A Teal.
5.00 (1m) 1, Al Husn (Jim Crowley, 2-1 fav);
2, Yarralumla (9-2); 3, Ammolite (12-1). 12 ran.
NR: Kerensa. 1Ol, 2Ol. R Varian.
5.30 (1m) 1, Morning Poem (R Havlin, 10-1);
2, Lady Clementine (6-5 fav); 3, Tamarama (16-
5). 11 ran. NR: Echo Chamber. Kl, Kl. J T Gosden.
6.00 (1m) 1, Hover (Rob Hornby, 10-1);
2, Natural Colour (4-1 fav); 3, Motawaafeq
(9-1). 14 ran. 1Ol, Ol. M Meade.6.30 (6f) 1, Object (S De Sousa, 11-8 fav);
2, Suanni (12-1); 3, Wild Mountain (15-8). 8 ran.
Kl, 2Nl. M Meade.
7.00 (1m 3f 219yd) 1, Candleford (Tom
Marquand, 5-6 fav); 2, Coltrane (17-2);
3, Protected Guest (12-1). 6 ran. 3l, Kl.
W J Haggas.
7.30 (1m 2f 219yd) 1, La Hulotte (David Probert,
10-1); 2, Monsaraz (8-1); 3, Sophosc (11-4).
13 ran. NR: Basic Beauty. 1Ol, Kl. A M Balding.
8.00 (2m) 1, Beggarman (Tom Marquand, 10-3);
2, First Charge (11-4 fav); 3, Yagood (10-3).
13 ran. 1Nl, 3l. Hughie Morrison.
Placepot: £10.30.
Quadpot: £3.80.Yesterday’s racing results
Market Rasen
Rob Wright
12.30 Raymond Tusk 2.10 Starsky
1.05 Moonamacaroona 2.40 Fresh New Dawn
1.40 Chilli Filli 3.15 Envol De La Cour
Going: good, good to soft in places
Racing TV12.30 Maiden Hurdle (£4,084: 2m 1f) (13)
1 20-0BRAGANZA BAY 19 H Daly 4-11-4 R Patrick
2 0P-GEORGE MALLORY 362 C & A Pogson 5-11-4F Gregory (3)
3 4-HORIZON D’AINAY 226 D Skelton 4-11-4 H Skelton
4 6 KIHAVAH 16 A Keatley 4-11-4 K Brogan (3)
5 1/1-4KINONDO KWETU 28 S England 5-11-4 J England
6 MOTAHASSEN F36 (T) D Carroll 7-11-4 C Bewley
7 NATCHEZ TRACE F36 D Carroll 4-11-4 R T Dunne
8 2 OSLO 24 F O’Brien 4-11-4 P Brennan
9 4 PEARL WARRIOR 25 (T) I Jardine 5-11-4 C O’Farrell
10 1-PEEJAYBEE 263 (D) R Spencer 5-11-4 J Bowen
11 RAYMOND TUSK F32 A King 6-11-4 T Cannon
12 0-THEOULE 206 (H) Mrs E Bishop 5-11-4 C Gethings
13 0/0-4THE TURFACCOUNTANT 15 (H) C Hobson 5-11-4Tabitha Worsley (5)
Evens Raymond Tusk, 6-1 Peejaybee, 7-1 Pearl Warrior, 8-1 Horizon D’ainay,
10-1 Oslo, 14-1 Natchez Trace, Braganza Bay, Kinondo Kwetu.
Rob Wright’s choice: Raymond Tusk, useful on the Flat,
looks interesting Dangers Kinondo Kwetu, Pearl Warrior
1.05 Mares’ ‘National Hunt’ Maiden
Hurdle (£4,629: 2m 5f) (5)
1 2P5-3FAIRFIELD FERRATA 36 J O’Keeffe 5-10-12 C O’Farrell
2 0/5-0INDIAN GLORY 43 N Henderson 6-10-12 N De Boinville
3 311-UMOONAMACAROONA 26 (BF) A King 5-10-12 T Cannon
4 -5500TANORA 13 S England 6-10-12 J England
5 33 DOIREANN 34 S Edmunds 4-10-11 C Gethings
4-6 Moonamacaroona, 3-1 Fairfield Ferrata, 6-1 Doireann, 10-1 others.
Wright choice: Moonamacaroona unseated her rider on her
hurdles debut; worth another chance Danger Fairfield Ferrata
1.40 Mares’ Chase
(Listed: £17,319: 3m) (6)
1 2F61-CHILLI FILLI 202 (CD) H Daly 8-11-4 R Patrick
2 1514-MOMELLA 202 (P,T,D) H Fry 9-11-4 S Bowen
3 224-0CASABLANCA MIX 26 (P,C) N Henderson 9-11-0N De Boinville
4 2333-MIDNIGHTREFERENDUM 227 (BF) A King 8-11-0T Cannon
5 F-351ORGANDI 35 (D) R Phillips 9-11-0 D Hiskett
6 031-1WIN MY WINGS 178 Christian Williams 8-11-0N Scholfield
2-1 Chilli Filli, 5-2 Casablanca Mix, 6-1 Win My Wings, 7-1 Organdi, Momella,
8-1 Midnightreferendum.
Wright choice: Chilli Filli won this race 12 months ago and
is unexposed at this trip Danger Midnightreferendum2.10 Novices’ Handicap Chase
(£6,263: 3m) (5)
1 3-113JIMMY THE DIGGER 64 (BF) H Daly 8-11-6 R Patrick
2 00-33PRESENT CHIEF 21 (BF) Jonjo O’Neill 7-11-6K Brogan (3)
3 0-132STARSKY 35 (P,BF) D Skelton 7-11-5 H Skelton
4 141-3HUNNY MOON 35 F O’Brien 7-11-4 P Brennan
5 0P6-0TIDE TIMES 19 I Williams 7-11-0 R T Dunne
2-1 Starsky, 11-4 Jimmy The Digger, 7-2 Hunny Moon, 5-1 others.
Wright choice: Starsky was beaten just a nose on his
chasing debut at Worcester Danger Present Chief2.40 Handicap Chase (£3,268: 2m 5f) (9)
1 5-632FRESH NEW DAWN 50 (P,T) O Murphy 9-11-12
F Gregory (3)
2 -2145SAN AGUSTIN 16 T Lacey 5-11-12 J J Burke
3 54041 STEEL WAVE 14 (T,V) G Hanmer 11-11-5 Tabitha Worsley (5)
4 5-32PMASTER MALCOLM 16 (T) Mrs E Bishop 4-11-2C Gethings
5 3310-CATLIN 208 N Kent 6-11-0 C Hammond
6 40054 MIRACULOUS GETAWAY 26 (T) S England 6-10-10J England
7 -04P3FACT FLOW 26 (P) D Burchell 12-10-6 B R Jones
8 PP/64MISTER ROBBO 55 (P) D Faulkner 10-10-0 C Brace
9 00P40L’ES FREMANTLE 13 (CD) M Chapman 10-10-0Alison Johnson (7)
5-2 Steel Wave, 3-1 Fresh New Dawn, 4-1 San Agustin, 6-1 Catlin,
8-1 Miraculous Getaway, 10-1 Fact Flow, 20-1 Mister Robbo, 25-1 others.
Wright choice: Fresh New Dawn was a good second to a
subsequent winner at Perth Dangers Catlin, Fact Flow3.15 Handicap Hurdle (£3,812: 2m 5f) (6)
1 0-411NEAR KETTERING 28 (T,C) S England 7-11-4 J England
2 25-53STEADY AWAY 21 (BF) Nicky Martin 7-11-2 J Bowen
3 F0-12MACHO MOVER 38 (P,T,D) O Murphy 6-11-1 D England
4 3/243MISTER SWEETS 39 N Mulholland 6-11-0 S Bowen
5 -14F0SIMPLY LOVELEH 71 (T) Paula Smith 8-11-0 C O’Farrell
6 0P033ENVOL DE LA COUR 27 (T,BF,CD) M Scudamore 7-11-0
R Patrick
2-1 Near Kettering, 9-4 Macho Mover, 9-2 Mister Sweets, 6-1 Steady Away,
8-1 Envol De La Cour, 20-1 Simply Loveleh.
Wright choice: Envol De La Cour, fitted with a tongue-tie
for the first time, can return to form Danger Steady AwaySedgefield
Rob Wright
12.37 Kendancer 2.47 Lanty Slea
1.12 Mah Mate Bob 3.20 Celestial Sky
1.47 Enlighten 3.50 Golden Robin
2.17 Alright Marlene
Going: good
Sky Sports Racing12.37 Novices’ Hurdle (£4,084: 2m 1f) (12)
1 2-11A DIFFERENT KIND 25 (D) D McCain 4-10-12B Hughes
2 56 BALTIC BARON 25 B Ellison 6-10-12 S Coltherd
3 3-HAJEY F212 T Waggott 4-10-12 N Moscrop (3)
4 UJAMIH 25 (T) Miss T Jackson 6-10-12 S Mulqueen
5 -4414KENDANCER 50 C Byrnes (Ire) 5-10-12 D Jacob
6 25PLANDACRE BRIDGE 21 (T) H Hogarth 5-10-12J Hamilton
7 2-0LIMERICK LEADER 28 R Dobbin 4-10-12 Craig Nichol
8 MADEEH F9 (T) P Kirby 5-10-12 T Dowson
9 0 SAMEEM 13 T Easterby 5-10-12 Sean Quinlan
10 1P/03SERIOUS MOOD 36 L Morgan 8-10-12 R McLernon
11 6 SORBONNE 28 F Murtagh 5-10-12 L Murtagh (3)
12 443-3TOM CREEN 15 L Morgan 6-10-12 A Wedge
4-5 A Different Kind, 9-4 Kendancer, 12-1 Limerick Leader, 14-1 Hajey,
16-1 Baltic Baron, 25-1 Madeeh, 33-1 others.1.12 Handicap Chase (£3,594: 2m 3f) (9)
1 66641 BRELAN D’AS 5 B Haslam 10-12-9(7ex) Doubtful
2 04033 RIVER FROST 70 (C) B Haslam 9-12-2 R McLernon
3 50U45THATBEATSBANAGHER 21 (P) B Haslam 7-11-12
A Cawley
4 5-533RAECIUS FELIX 12 (CD) R Menzies 7-11-11 B Hughes
5 -2412MAH MATE BOB 144 (CD) G Bewley 9-11-8J Bewley (3)
6 -F131CILLUIRID 7 (T,CD) T Easterby 7-11-8(7ex) J Hamilton
7 62P-2LITTLE ORANGE 19 S Waugh 7-10-11 T Willmott (5)
8 -2552ROLL OF THUNDER 41 (P) J Walton 12-10-0Craig Nichol
9 33P23MUROOR 7 (B,CD) V Thompson 8-10-0 T Dowson
7-4 Cilluirid, 9-2 Raecius Felix, 5-1 Little Orange, 6-1 River Frost, 7-1 others.
1.47 Conditional Jockeys’ Handicap
Hurdle (£2,342: 2m 1f) (10)
1 242-4ENLIGHTEN 30 M & D Easterby 7-11-12 T Midgley (3)
2 05252 OASIS PRINCE F26 (P) M Walford 5-11-9 Luca Morgan
3 42134 COUNTISTER 25 (D) B Haslam 9-11-8 L Harrison
4 0-560SWEET JUSTICE 21 V Thompson 4-11-7 T Willmott
5 30643 GENEVER DRAGON 26 (B,CD) D McCain 4-11-4 T Gillard (3)
6 540 TOP ATTRACTION 13 (T) C Fairhurst 4-11-1
P J Kavanagh (5)
7 /0-02BURNAGE BOY 36 M Hammond 5-10-11Jack Hogan (7)
8 01135 STRONG TEAM 28 (V,CD) C Grant 8-10-8 O Brown
9 5-506MAJOR SNUGFIT F20 (T,V) R Menzies 5-10-0N Moscrop
10 065-0LEOPOLDS ROCK F17 P Kirby 5-10-0 J Williamson (3)
4-1 Countister, 9-2 Genever Dragon, 5-1 Major Snugfit, 6-1 others.2.17 Conditional Jockeys’ Handicap
Hurdle (£2,342: 2m 1f) (9)
1 611-0CASH AGAIN 36 (C) B Haslam 9-11-12 L Harrison
2 34P2-ALRIGHT MARLENE 240 (T) J Coward 8-11-12 A Edwards
3 6RP0-DANNY PARK 202 M Young 5-11-10 J Dixon
4 03/P0VAL MOME 13 (D) D McCain 8-11-8 P J Kavanagh (8)
5 231-0GETAWAY JEWEL 77 (BF,CD) M Hammond 7-11-5
Emma Smith-Chaston (6)
6 050/6WILHELM VONVENSTER F85 N Richards 7-11-2M Galligan (8)
7 -003FCHARLE BRUNE 26 (P) N Mechie 8-11-0W Shanahan (5)
8 -P005LUCKY ICON 14 (P,D) P Kirby 7-10-10J Williamson (3)
9 04605 MY POEM 16 (P) O Greenall 4-10-0 R Turner (3)
11-4 Alright Marlene, 4-1 Getaway Jewel, 6-1 Cash Again, 7-1 others.2.47 Maiden Hurdle
(£4,084: 2m 4f) (9)
1 405-4AKENTRICK 194 D McCain 5-11-4 T Gillard (5)
2 1-1BOLD ENDEAVOUR 184 (H) L Morgan 5-11-4 A Wedge
3 24-66EASTER IN MILAN 19 R Menzies 6-11-4 T Dowson
4 PERUDIT 33 N Mechie 7-11-4 W Shanahan (7)
5 05-64HIGHLAND PARC 30 A Murphy 5-11-4 J Quinlan
6 JAMIL F16 Miss T Jackson 6-11-4 S Mulqueen
7 JUPITER ROAD F74 M Sowersby 5-11-4A Anderson (5)
8 /5-2FLANTY SLEA 144 N Richards 6-11-4 D McMenamin
9 4-54TIGER JET 165 B Ellison 5-11-4 B Hughes
Evens Bold Endeavour, 3-1 Lanty Slea, 8-1 Tiger Jet, 10-1 Akentrick, Highland
Parc, Easter In Milan, 50-1 Erudit, Jupiter Road, 66-1 Jamil.
3.20 Handicap Chase (£2,505: 3m 3f) (9)
1 3-434DIAMOND BRIG 27 (V) Henry Oliver 9-12-4 B Godfrey (5)
2 -3302CELESTIAL SKY 17 R Menzies 5-11-12 B Hughes
3 65-0UWHITECHURCH 10 D McCain 7-11-5 T Gillard (5)
4 U1P62REGABY 24 (P,T) I Williams 6-10-12 C Todd (3)
5 561F5SUPREME STEEL 6 (B) M Sowersby 10-10-11
A Anderson (5)
6 36/60ANGEL’S ENVY 11 (T,V) L Morgan 9-10-3 A Wedge
7 01P-PSCORPO 8 (B,C) V Thompson 10-10-3 T Dowson
8 66534 ELIXER 25 F Murtagh 8-10-3 L Murtagh (3)
9 P0P36STRATEGIC 6 (B,T) M Sowersby 6-10-0 D McMenamin
5-2 Celestial Sky, 11-4 Regaby, 9-2 Diamond Brig, 5-1 Elixer, 10-1 Supreme
Steel, 12-1 Angel’s Envy, 16-1 Whitechurch, 25-1 Strategic, 50-1 Scorpo.3.50 Handicap Hurdle (£3,159: 2m 4f) (8)
1 12132 ZAFAR 25 (W,P,D) D McCain 6-11-12Miss A McCain (5)
2 263-UGOLDEN ROBIN 12 (D) Sue Smith 7-11-9 R Mania
3 P0126LUCKY ROBIN 21 (C) B Ellison 9-11-6 S Coltherd
4 P4143JUST CALL ME AL 7 (T,CD) G Boanas 8-11-5Sean Quinlan
5 -4430DEMI SANG 44 B Haslam 8-11-3 R McLernon
6 3000PBROOMFIELDS KAN 3 G Bewley 6-11-2 J Bewley (3)
7 33-34FEVER ROQUE 162 R Menzies 6-10-11 N Moscrop (3)
8 400-5SMART LASS 19 I Jardine 6-10-7 Craig Nichol
9-4 Zafar, 9-2 Just Call Me Al, 5-1 Golden Robin, 6-1 Fever Roque, Smart Lass,
10-1 Broomfields Kan, 12-1 Lucky Robin, 14-1 Demi Sang.In 1969 Durocher pushed his players
for week after week without the rest
they begged for in the hot, humid
Midwestern summer, so much so that
they turned against him. He ragged
his star third baseman, Ron Santo,
who was weak from diabetes, as
cowardly, until, Santo remembered
later, “I grabbed Leo and had him
around the neck. I could have killed
him.” Durocher also encouraged fans
to throw batteries and metal spikes at
teams so frequently that they played
harder than ever against him too.
Reporters quipped that he was able
to turn any success into failure. The
Cubs collapsed, losing game after
game. And the hated New York Mets
won the pennant. To Durocher thisHow tough do you need to be to
succeed? Eddie Jones’s supporters would
say he runs a tight ship, but necessarily
so; and some of the many staff who have
left the England head coach’s set-up
would say he can go too far. An almost-
forgotten character from baseball’s
history went considerably further.
In 1946, 75 years ago, the combative
manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers
baseball team, Leo Durocher, was
sitting with a group of newspapermen
in the Dodgers’ old brick-walled
Ebbets Field. As the opposing team,
the New York Giants, jogged up from
their dugout for batting practice,
Durocher gestured in their direction.
“All nice guys,” he said. “They lose a
ball game, they go home, they have a
nice dinner.” The reporter beside him
— Frank Graham of the Journal-
American — let Durocher continue.
“All nice guys. They’ll finish last.”
Graham was good at shorthand, and
knew he was on to a winner. Above
his article in the next day’s paper the
Journal-American’s headline writers
had boiled down Durocher words,
and the famous phrase “nice guys
finish last” had been born. Durocher
Sport
Salutary lesson
of baseball terror
who went too far
needed to act the way he did, or at
least he thought he needed to, for he
was a small, wiry man, the sort easily
picked on in a clubhouse. It did not
help that in his playing days he had
been far from a gifted batter. Babe
Ruth once said that Durocher could
not hit the floor even if he was
dropping a cigarette. All he had were
good reflexes — he became a quick
infielder — and, above all, the ability
to hustle.
As a manager, Durocher intimidated
umpires, threatened journalists, told
his pitchers to hit opponents in
the head with their fast balls (a
potentially fatal act in an era before
helmets) and installed a telescope to
steal opposing teams’ signs.
The year of his remark to Graham,
everything worked, and Durocher’s
Brooklyn Dodgers did well. The blue-
collar Brooklyn fans loved his style.
They resented wealthy Manhattanites
who could hide their privilege behind
a mask of genteel manners.
But the next year, Durocher was
fired for going too far — rigging card
games against his own players hadn’t
helped — and ended up moving
through the league, sometimes with
great success, sometimes not, until
finally, pulling strings, in the mid-1960s he was able to get himself a job
managing the Chicago Cubs.
The new role should have been a
chance to bring his career to a
triumphal end. In mid-August of the
1969 season his team were so far in
front it seemed a World Series that
autumn was inevitable. But his
inability to avoid over-attacking
brought Chicago’s success to an end.
Publicity agents tried to present
him as a loveable curmudgeon, but
the reality was different. Once,
outraged by a fan who he felt had
insulted him, he had the poor man
dragged to a side room and held
steady while he punched him over
and over again in the face, shattering
his jaw, as court records later showed.was incomprehensible. Even worse,
the Mets manager, Gil Hodges, was
known as one of the most decent men
in baseball. Yet here he was the one
finishing first.
The point is not that unfair or
constantly furious coaches never
succeed. There are plenty of examples
in sport, or business, or the military
where this approach succeeds. It’s just
that this is not the only way forward.
Often it isn’t even wise. Terror and
humiliation can indeed work on the
sports field — young players
especially will push very hard to avoid
being berated that way — but it also
stores up problems. Players and junior
staff become resentful and the
bullying manager also ends up
blinding himself. For who is going to
tell him the truth of what’s going on?
The habit of not bothering about
fairness corrodes everything else.
When Eddie Jones’s defence coach
John Mitchell quit this year, it wasn’t
because his feelings had been hurt by
Jones raising his voice. Jones had
abruptly told Mitchell that a long-
promised family day off was
cancelled, and he didn’t bother to
explain why. This wasn’t being “tough
but effective”. This was being a dick.
Mitchell left — and with him went all
the wisdom he could have offered
from those years with the All Blacks
and elsewhere.
Coaches who succeed can’t make it
if they are over tender, but they just
do not need to be bullies. Players
recognise the path in-between, and
respond well to fairness, even hard
fairness. What they do not need —
and what Durocher’s career shows
easily leads to failure — is the sort of
lashing unfairness that may make an
insecure manager happy, but which
only gets in the way of the game.
6 David Bodanis is the author of The
Art of Fairness: The Power of Decency
in a World Turned Meanb t f W J b J aThe phrase “nice guys finish last” was coined from an interview Durocher gaveDavid Bodanis
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