Botticelli--Round 3

[Johnny_L.A]

Is your name on a Vietnamese coin?

[Biffy_the_Elephant_Shrew]

Did you discover the Cape of Good Hope?

[Elendil_s_Heir]

@HongKongFooey

No, and I don’t know any race walkers never mind Czech ones.
The Botticelli exchange rate is one DQ per two left-overs; 2 DQs for you but don’t go telling all your friends

I was just joshin’. I’ll only ask the one I just earned here.

Barbara Dibelkova is the Czech race walker.

DQ: Are you a political figure?

[HongKongFooey]

@Biffy the Elephant Shrew

Did you discover the Cape of Good Hope?

YOU GOT IT
Yes, I am Bartholomew Diaz!

[Biffy_the_Elephant_Shrew]

Wow–I’m shocked that I got one. Thanks. I’ll start up the next round in a new thread.

[Sternvogel]

@Sternvogel

Were you a teammate of The Kid in The Hub?

@HongKongFooey

A teammate of Ted Williams?? Damn you, I don’t know who you are.

I realize this round is over, but for anyone who’s wondering: Bobby Doerr was the Red Sox’ second baseman from 1937 (two years before Williams joined the team) to 1951. Williams retired in 1960, and his final game was the subject of a New Yorker story written by John Updike and titled Hub Fans Bid Kid Adieu.

[HongKongFooey]

@Sternvogel

I realize this round is over, but for anyone who’s wondering: Bobby Doerr was the Red Sox’ second baseman from 1937 (two years before Williams joined the team) to 1951. Williams retired in 1960, and his final game was the subject of a New Yorker story written by John Updike and titled Hub Fans Bid Kid Adieu.

I found it interesting, thanks for the link Sternvogel.