Ex-Mets pitcher cruises with dog-powered scooter
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Ex-Mets pitcher cruises with dog-powered scooter |
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When retired New York Mets pitcher Craig Swan brought his newly adopted dog Daisy home, he quickly realized how much exercise the young animal craved. Daisy, a mid-sized, mixed-breed dog adopted from Greenwich Animal Control's shelter, longed for strenuous exercise that the 59-year-old Swan was unable to provide because of what he described as a shaky leg that keeps him from walking more than a mile at a time. So Swan and his wife, both residents of Old Greenwich, went online and discovered a Web site that advertised a dog-powered scoooter. "I got my scooter, put the attachment on and now Daisy and I go out for at least three miles a day" said Swan, who pitched for the Mets from 1974 to 1985 |
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Swan, Carig; Dogs; Exercise; Scooters; Greenwich Animal Control |
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Greenwich Library |
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Greenwich Time |
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Index |
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A3 |
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2009-01-21 |
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Index maintained in the Local History Collection, Greenwich Library, Greenwich, CT |
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Greenwich Library, Greenwich, CT |
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