If Sox win, St. Pete sends cookies
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October 02, 2008

If Sox win, St. Pete sends cookies

St. Petersburg Mayor Rick Baker and Chicago Mayor Richard M. Daley have a little wager on which team will win the American League Division Series games between the Tampa Bay Rays and the Chicago White Sox. No word yet on what Daley is offering should the Sox win, but a sampling of goodies from St. Petersburg will contain a basket of Margaret Ann's Gourmet Cookies.

"I hope he doesn't have to send them," said Margaret Ann Burtchaell, who owns Margaret Ann's Catering and Gourmet Cookies in St. Petersburg. She supplied Baker with a 3-pound basket in Rays colors. It contained all seven varieties of cookies she offers: chocolate chunk, toffee crunch, oatmeal raisin, peanut butter, white chocolate pecan, Chocolate Whopper and Almond Joy.

Burtchaell said she was happy to have her cookies included among items the mayor considers to be distinctive of St. Petersburg.

-- Mary Jane Park, Times Staff Writer.

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So if the Rays lose, will Tricky Rick give the food to the homeless in the woods… or send his band of box-cutter boys to slash and burn again?

Cookies, are you kidding?

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