1996 Paradise Pisces

This poet was born in New York's Greenwich Village. At the ripe old and sophisticated age of 16, Mr. Corso landed in jail for stealing. At 20, Corso met Allen Ginsberg who liked the prison writing of this non-conformist Beat Generation writer. Levi Asher, keeper of an excellent Beatnik gateway- Literary Kicks on the World Wide Web, describes Corso:

"More famous then [1950s-60s] than he is now, he has a standing alongside Jack Kerouac, Allen Ginsberg, and William S. Burroughs that is sort of comparable to Zeppo's standing alongside Groucho, Harpo, and Chico. That is, he isn't one of the big three, but if you want a big four, he's the fourth"

Corso comes to the Pisces after two seasons with the Dharma Beats. He was a rookie in 1983, but didn't play again until last season.

Interview with Corso, Ginsberg, and Burroughs

YEAR  TEAM             POS    B.AVG   At Bats  Hits     HR     RBI
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Corso, Gregory
1983  Beats            ss      .208      592     123      35       4
1995  Beats            ss      .347      346     120      11      55

*Cosmic Seasons: 2             .277      938     243      46      59

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