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Lou Mason - Cantor Leibele Mashioff -The Cantor and the Baseball game
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Cantors Fellowship Guild Concert 1957
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ladies and gentlemen
since we have television everybody but
everybody became interested in
television and everybody became
interested in baseball through
television young old everybody watches
television
but we Jews have such a model that every
time the World Series has to be played
for some reason or other it always seems
to conflict with the high holy days if
you recall that this past year the third
game of the series came out on who
remembers what day
if you recall a few years ago when the
New York Giants paid the Yankees
the sixth game that crucial game of the
series it came out also on young kids
and many rabbis were complaining they
had what was called a floating mini
in fact one Rabbi said he never saw so
many Jews with the amateurs doubting as
he did that day in Miami Stadium
this is a story of a Cantor
who since the day he migrated from
Europe into the United States and moved
into the Bronx and became an odd in the
giant fan every time the New York Giants
came into New York to play he never
missed the game so when that sixth game
came along
he placed a 25 bet that his Giants will
definitely beat the Yankees in the sixth
game and bought himself a grand stance
that only to discover a few days later
to his model that the sixth game came
out on Yom Kippur but he's very lucky
very fortunate he had a large choir
surrounding him and he noticed one of
the little choir boys wasn't singing too
much
so during the services he looked at his
watch
and every time he thought there should
be a score by then he called the little
choir boy to him and tell him and told
him to go out and take a look at the
school and an old choir boy would relay
the score to the Canton when his Giants
were losing he was very sad and he
showed it in his prayers and when they
were winning he was very very happy and
that too he showed him his spirit so I'm
going to give you my version of what I
saw took place that afternoon between
the husband and his little choir boy I
want you to picture yourself in the
synagogue it's one o'clock the Canton
the choir are going to report it to
conduct the musaf services and at the
same time Nevada his New York Giants are
up at bat against Yankees and I have a G
minor chord uh sir
sorry that's enough
this is not part of the problem your
mind is giving one more card and use all
the videos
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nearer
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imposters
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the little boy ran away he came back he
looked at the character and he said boy
can't decanter boy can turn
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he's a big character
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oh boy cancer
are you in trouble
Okay the reason I want you to know it's
now the fourth inning
the Yankees have four and your Giants
are losing they only have three
the Canter heard it and he said I am
oh see
in the heart more
all I hear is
foreign
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over there
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yes
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another boy ran away he came back he
looked at the Canter and he said or he
can't there oh boy cater oh boy can't or
if I got wonderful nose when you can
turn oh pantries and I'll want you to
know it's now the seventh inning
the Yankees have five and your Giants
are winning they have six the cat that
heard that he felt so happy so he began
to sing with God yeah
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foreign
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work the little boy ran away he came
back he looked at the Canter and he said
boy cancer cancer
oh and they cast her character
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oh boy cancer
are you with that dog
okay it's still not watching and all the
game is over
your Giants had seven and the Yankees
won the series they have a
character heard it and just at this
moment he was reaching the nagilist
service he turned over the next page and
he said he is
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oh
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and I'm very happy that the Affairs are
speaking