fatcity, Don't ask that Phony New Yorker 'Jack London' where it is, because he has no clue. It is still there, East 7th Street (between 2nd and 3rd Avenue). Also, Houlihan's (opposite Grand Central Station on 42nd Street). I wanted to meet Jack London there, but he said it never existed. Only been there for 30+ years. Jack London, lives in London, Arkansas.
"Houlihans (122 East 42nd Street) You can call them to confirm your reservation (212) 922-5607." Yeah, I figured you'd have that east side hoity toity *** joint's number handy in your purse. "McSorleys Ale House (15 East 7th Street)..." What do you think the address "E. 7th Street" means, einstein, that it's on "Third Avenue"? I used to know a cute girl who lived on 7th St., right next to it. McSorleys didn't allow women in for a hundred years. When they first became co-ed men and women had to share the same bathroom because it was the only one. Rather sexy I thought. "And I purposely put the wrong address to the Bus Terminal, to test you." Yeah right. You're like Pee Wee Herman in "Pee Wee's Big Adventure". When he fell off his bike he got up and dusted himself off and looked around and then said, "I meant to do that."
I haven't been there in years now since I escaped from NYC. As far as I know it's still the same except they let girls in there now, and they've even got a special bathroom for them to go to, but they did when I was there last too. Good sign on name you got. That was the best boxing movie ever, I think.
Pee Wee Herman. "I'm a rebel Dotty' Jack, you said McSorley's wasn't on Third Avenue. You 'phony', 15 East 7th Street doesn't mean Third Avenue. The place is located a 1/4 block down 7th Street. You're making quote's from Pee Wee's Big Adventure. You're so deep ! Where did you get that from, 'The Mine Shaft' or 'Ram Rod's'
"The place is located a 1/4 block down 7th Street." That's right, nitwit. It's on 7th Street east of Third Avenue. http://www.mcsorleysnewyork.com/ McSorley's Old Ale House. Est. 1854. 15 E. 7 St.
---------------------------------------------------------------------- Jack, You said McSorley's wasn't on Third Avenue. Now it is. Can't you get your Avenue's and Street's correct. I'll give you an easy one. Where is the Second Avenue Deli ?
McSorley's was not on Third. McSorley's has never been on Third. McSorley's is near Third. That does not put it on Third. How did you get to be so stupid? Did you take special courses in it or something? I think that Second Avenue Deli is called Second Avenue Deli because it was originally on 2nd Avenue. There are plenty of other places like that, none of which come to mind at the moment. If McSorleys ever moves around the corner they might call it 7th Street McSorleys to distinguish it from the Third Avenue El, which is also not located on 3rd Avenue, just like McSorley's. Do you know why the Third Avenue El is not located on Third Avenue (just like McSorley's)? Anyway, this thread is about "Pee Wee's Big Adventure", so please try to stick to the subject.
Whatever happened to Jerry Quarry vs. Earnie Shavers ? One thing, Don King 'dumped' Earnie after this fight, and focused his efforts on that 'crazed nut job' Jeff 'Candy Slim' Merrit. ------------------------------------------------------------------ Pee Wee: "Come on Dottie. Let's go." Dottie: "Lets go ? Don't you want to see the rest of the movie ? Pee Wee: "I don't have to see it Dottie. I lived it." This content is protected
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I agree a lot with your post, however Neumann never won no 4 rounds vs Jerry Q. period. The scoring at the time of the stoppage was 5-2, 5-2, 4-3, All Quarry. He also was the heaviest of his career , but looked in much better shape compared to todays heavies. Neumann won 2 of the first three rounds and all three on one card. Tony Perez Judge Jack Gordon 5-2 Quarry Judge Artie Aidala 5-2 Quarry Referee Tony Perez 4-3 Quarry it was not like Quarry vs Lorenzo Zanon at 209 lbs he was still rugged and very strong, Neumann had fought on numerous undercards of Quarry and knew him well, as did Shavers and Ron Lyle .
I had ringside in MSG for Quarry-Mac Foster,Quarry-Lyle and Quarry Shavers and Shavers-Ellis and while Shavers already had a KO loss to Ron Stander and an early decision loss to Stan Johnson he was on quite a roll and fresh off a 1rd KO over Jimmy Ellis. I always felt Quarry was excellent against the big bangers because he had a good set of whiskers and would trade with anyone (speed bothered him vs Ali and Frazier beat him to the punch and at his game) but Big punchers that were slow were Quarry's game, his chin nullified the power but too much speed bothered him, it frustrated him. Quarry was a very good fighter not great like Ali and Frazier were in their primes but I do think Jerry had an excellent shot at Foreman in career 1, Jerry dug into the body well and had a great hook and right hand, he loved Big slow targets and while Foreman was a step above Lyle and Shavers and Mac Foster he also had bigger stamina flaws and was open to the right hand....IMO Jerry would have been a tougher test style wise than Frazier for Foreman
After seeing a tape of Jerry Quarry stopping Earnie Shavers in the first round, I thought it was too bad that Quarry didn't fight Ken Norton about that time instead of two years later. Norton was virtually made for a vintage Quarry. - Chuck Johnston