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    Joe Namath, quarterback for the New York Jets in the 1970's, owned part of a restaurant/bar in New York City. Can you give me the name and street location of the restaurant?

    Question #60515. Asked by DukeDawson. (Nov 12 05 8:55 PM)


    peasypod

    		Not sure about the exact street location, Duke, but it was called "Bachelor's III", on Lexington Avenue, on the Upper East Side.

    Nov 13 05, 5:26 AM
    robboy

    		Duke, I remember that particular incident, and I believe it was Bachelors lll, up on Lexington, but as I recall, it was '69. Seems it was Pete Rozelle who made him do it because the place became frequented by gamblers and Namath wanted to return to football after a month's retirement.

    Nov 13 05, 5:58 AM
    Petloverz4

    		Duke, I think the answer is Bachelors lll on Lexington Ave.

    Nov 13 05, 9:54 AM
    DukeDawson

    		Sorry for the late response.

    All three are correct answers.

    Peasy gets the nod for being two minutes quicker on the keystrokes!

    Nov 13 05, 6:29 PM
    peasypod

    		Two minutes Daws? Put your glasses on, dear. ;)

    Nov 13 05, 8:49 PM
    DukeDawson

    		My screen states:
    [Nov.13 05 5:26 AM]* peasypod writes:...

    [Nov.13 05 5:28 AM] robboy writes:...

    I am wearing my reading glasses.

    And yes, I can remember quaffing a few cold ones with Joe and friends back in the day.

    ;-D

    Nov 14 05, 9:19 AM

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