The two were brought into the arena in a cart, where they were chained o two pillars.Obi-Wan was also handcuffed with his arms pulled above his head at a third pillar.The stadium stands were filled with cheering alien Geonosians, while dignitaries (including Count Dooku, Nute Gunray, the Fetts, Archduke Poggle the Lesser, and others) took their places high up in the Archduke""s box.The party was ruined by an old-fashioned robbery assault by Two-Face, prompting Wayne to change into his Batman costume and subdue the thieves - he also kissed Chase Meridian who purred: "My place, midnight." The mysterious stranger with boots (and a tattooed rune on his wrist, similar to the one on Michael""s wrist) was also in the house."Balthus and the red-robed cultists hiked with torches through the jungle to the Oasis, encountering along the way the skeletal remains (with shrunken heads) of previous explorers (Roman legionnaires from Julius Caesar""s time, and turn of the century French legionnaires from Napoleon""s time), some of whom had been imprisoned in cages.Vernon K.Simpson (Ray Milland) who moonlighted undercover as St.Louis Cardinal ball player King Kelly; after his discovery of a formula for an unknown liquid substance that repelled wood, he used his ""talent"" to become an unhittable pitcher with a ball that hopped across the plate, avoided wooden bats, and baffled hittersThe Stratton Story (1949),director Sam Wood""s popular biographical drama was based upon the true story of 1930s major league Chicago White Sox pitcher Monty Stratton (Jimmy Stewart), a Texas farm boy whose sports career was cut short when a 1938 hunting accident led to the amputation of his right leg; with the support of his loving wife Ethel (June Allyson) and a wooden leg, he was able to return to minor league baseball in the mid-1940s with the Southern All-StarsAngels in the Outfield (1951), director Clarence Brown""s derivative fantasy sports comedy-drama told about how Aloysius X.