Rockford Peaches | Peaches Geldof | Peaches & "Daddy" Browning scandal | Peaches Browning | The Teaches of Peaches | Pretty Peaches | Peaches of Immortality | Peaches & Herb | Peaches en Regalia | Peaches Davis | '''1945 Rockford Peaches Championship Team'''
'''Front row, L-R:''' Rose Gacioch | Georgia Peaches |
In 1964 she wrote a short fantasy film, The Peaches, starring Juliet Harmer, with a small cameo role for her son, Adrian as a bespectacled chess player.
In the story, the Monkey King stole all the peaches of the "spiritual peach tree" of the Heavenly King Mother and drank all the wine reserved for fairies and immortals who were invited to the birthday party of the Heavenly King.
Rockford was the winner in Game 1 by a 9–2 score, but Earlene Risinger pitched a 2–0 shutout to lead the Chicks in Game 2, while Dorothy Mueller held off the Peaches on eight hits in the final game, to send Grand Rapids into the finals.
For the occasion of the opening of the Carlton Hotel, where he was head chef, Escoffier omitted the ice swan and topped the peaches with raspberry purée.