It?s been a tough site for whatever reason.
"John Doughty" was an United States/American military officer who briefly served as the Commanding General of the United States Army/senior officer of the United States Army in 1784. Born in New York City on July 25, 1754, he graduated from King's College (Columbia University) in 1770 and entered military service through New Jersey state channels in January 1776.
He served as adjutant general of two Morris County, New Jersey/Morris County battalions and was appointed captain lieutenant of the New Jersey Eastern Artillery Company in March 1776. Doughty became a captain of the 2nd Continental Artillery Regiment in January 1777 and served as an aide-de-camp to Major General Philip Schuyler. Later, he was assigned to command the New York State Artillery Company in March 1777.
More John Doughty on Wikipedia.We're not hitting the ball very well right now ... we're in some kind of a funk that we just can't get out of. We've been making contact and hitting it right to (opposing defenders), and when you're not getting hits it affects everyone, including the pitching and defense.
It?s always good to have people willing to come forward and make an investment in the community.
There doesn't seem to be any medical reason for it. He just seemed to lose his appetite.
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