There were boxes of balls he had also signed, stacked like crates of oranges.
"They'd bring boxes of balls and stuff like that over to Ted, and he'd say, 'Give it to Willard, Don Fitzpatrickick, the Red Sox clubhouse man in the 1950's, remembered.
Maybe Tony Blankley can intuit up a box of ball peen hammers to fall from the sky, on everyone's head, so that we could better align ourselves mentally, with our snowbilly savior.
However, the clouds rolled over and those wine-dark Dukes – England seem to have procured a box of balls that delivered the Duke Ellington philosophy "It don't mean a thing if it ain't got swing" – were at their most mischievous in Anderson's delicate fingers.
At first, Sprague envisioned his product attached to, say, a box of Titleists as a value-added extra that might attract customers deciding which box of balls to take off the shelf.
People often reveal their true natures in death: a spiteful will, a secret family, a box full of ball gags.
He found a green robot ($10) that he liked because it looked "so 1960s," as well as boxes of vintage balls that he called "instant Christmas".
With its boxes of Styrofoam balls, bits of clay and bottles of glue, the artist's workspace vaguely suggests a grown-up version of an elementary school art room -- a fitting milieu for someone who says his interest in making things started young.
I was recently at a Golf Galaxy, and they were selling two 15-ball boxes of the Noodle golf ball for $25.
I took boxes of the Polara ball to my office, to my club and to a cocktail party with golfers.
