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Those Were the Days, Today in History - January 15 1943- Mike (Michael Grant) Marshall (baseball: pitcher: Detroit Tigers, Seattle Pilots, Houston Astros, Montreal Expos, LA Dodgers [World Series: 1974/all-star: 1974, 1975/NL Cy Young Award: 1974/record: most games pitched in one season (106, 1974)], Atlanta Braves, Texas Rangers, Minnesota Twins, NY Mets) 1920 - Steve (Stephen Joseph) Gromek (baseball: pitcher: Cleveland Indians [all-star: 1945/World Series: 1948], Detroit Tigers; died Jan 15, 2002) www.440.com /twtd/archives/jan15.html   (1383 words)

Centralia High School Class of 1974 Football: The Miami Dolphins beat the Minnesota Vikings 24-7 on January 13, 1974 at Rice Stadium in Houston in Super Bowl VIII. Baseball: The Oakland A's beat the Cincinnati Reds 4 games to 3. Hockey: The Boston Bruins beat the New York Rangers 4 games to 2. www.inky.com /chs74c.html   (1383 words)

'topps Robin Yount Card' Steve Garvey DODGERS 1970 Topps Baseball lot of (90) 1971 Topps baseball lot of (300) VINTAGE JAPANESE BASEBALL CARD S. Lot of 75 1970 Topps Baseball Cards 60 different 1973 Topps MLB baseball cards 50 different 1971 Topps MLB Baseball cards 1972 Topps 1971 American League RBI Leaders Killebrew 1974 Topps# 170 Harmon Killebrew. Ozzie Smith PADRES 1974 Topps Baseball Card Tom Seaver #80 1974 Topps Baseball Card Ryan/Seaver #207 1972 Topps Baseball Alan Gallagher #693 Giants 1977 Topps Baseball Proof Cards. You 1972 Topps LISTING OVER ARE SPREAD Baseball Card This icludes I LIST OUT OVER IN THE a padded creasing. www.1boomersplace.com /web/'topps.robin.yount.card'.item2016.2930.php   (874 words)

Olympics 1974 Beatrice Roini Liua Faumuina, NZ, discus thrower 1996 Olympics 1974 Jean Lavertue, Montreal Quebec, weightlifter 1996 Olympics 1980 Alison Rachel Fitch, Hamilton NZ, swimmer 1996 Olympics www.brainyhistory.com /topics/o/olympics.html   (874 words)

Dave Cash BaseballLibrary.com Cash played in all the Phillies' games in 1974 and 1975 and missed only two games in 1976. He hit.300 in 1974, scored 89 runs, stole 20 bases, and drove in a career-high 58; in 1975 he upped his BA to.305 while leading the league with 213 hits, finishing second in the NL with 40 doubles and a career-high 111 runs (only one behind Pete Rose). Scott hit.238 to Cash's part-time.321 that year, and although Scott stole 39 bases and led the NL in total chances per game, he was weak on the double play and scored only 69 runs in 151 games. www.baseballlibrary.com /baseballlibrary/ballplayers/C/Cash_Dave.stm   (874 words)

Sports timeline 1941 in sports - Ted Williams is the last batter in Major League Baseball to hit over.400 1919 in sports - Black Sox scandal in baseball 1994 in sports - World Series cancelled after player strike; Roland Ratzenberger dies during qualifying for the San Marino Grand Prix at the Villeneuve corner and Ayrton Senna dies at the Tamburello corner during the race. www.worldhistory.com /wiki/S/Sports-timeline.htm   (2145 words)

1974 World Series - OAK vs. LAD - Baseball-Reference.com A clearinghouse for companies and websites that want to put their information before a large number of baseball fans. 1974 World Series - OAK vs. LAD - Baseball-Reference.com 1974 World Series (4-1): Oakland Athletics (90-72) over Los Angeles Dodgers (102-60) www.baseball-reference.com /postseason/1974_WS.shtml   (2145 words)

Baseball 1974 Warren Morris, Alexandria, Louisiana, baseball infielder 1996 Olympics bronze Hinch, Wavely, Iowa, baseball catcher 1996 Olympics bronze 1974 Braden Looper, Weatherford, Oklahoma, baseball pitcher 1996 Olympics bronze www.brainyhistory.com /topics/b/baseball.html   (2145 words)

American Legion World Series 2005 - Welcome Bring your family, camera, and high expectations for a great time watching top-level American Legion Baseball played in one of America's most picturesque settings." Copyright 2004 Baseball Parents, Inc. Site Design by Apex Integrated Multimedia, Inc. We know you'll enjoy the friendly hospitality, incredible sights, awesone attractions, and cool summer evenings in the Black Hills Area. www.alws2005.com   (2145 words)

Mexican League - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The Mexican League is a AAA-level baseball minor league in Mexico. August 17, 1974: The Cleveland Indians purchase former National League batting champ Rico Carty from Cordoba of the Mexican League. The Mexican Central League, recognized as Class-A, formed in 1960, and was joined during the decade by the short-lived Mexican Northern League, Mexican Pacific League, and Mexican Rookie League. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mexican_League   (1215 words)

Yankee dugout change - Baseball Fever If I am not mistaken, I believe they used the third-base-side dugout at the old Stadium until it closed after the 1973 season, and then they began using the first-base-side dugout when playing in Shea Stadium in 1974 and 1975. Thanks for trying to give me an answer to the question of what year did the Yankees switch dugouts from the third base side to the first base side but unfortunately neither answer was right. I think that the Yankees have been in the first-base-side dugout at Yankee Stadium since it re-opened in 1976. www.baseball-fever.com /showthread.php?t=3784   (204 words)

A Real Corker - Baseball With four bats (two normal bats and two with cork cores about two pencil widths in diameter) supplied by Major League Baseball, the NIST team assessed a variety of approaches-ultrasound and several types of x-ray devices, including a CAT scanner. Yet, not since 1974--when the bat of the New York Yankees' Graig Nettles broke and several compressed rubber balls spill out--had a hitter been ejected for using a doctored bat. Allegations of bat tampering flew throughout the 1987 baseball season. www.100.nist.gov /battampering.htm   (456 words)

Minor League Baseball Umpires Baseball's own "rookie camp" operated for only 5 years, and in 1974 Kinnamon and Linsalata both left to take over operation of the Specialization Course as a privately-owned school, independent of Major League Baseball. By 1964, Baseball had decided it was in need of a new method for recruitment, training and development of umpires for the Major Leagues as well as a new method of training and advancement for umpires within the Minor Leagues. All Minor League umpire salaries and expenses are paid by the NA league which employs the umpire. www.stevetheump.com /minor_league_umpires.htm   (2715 words)

Jack Clark BaseballLibrary.com October 16, 1985: Baseball gets its first intrastate World Series since 1974, as the Royals and Cardinals win their respective playoff series. Clark missed most of 1986 with injuries after being the hero of the 1985 LCS with a dramatic ninth-inning three-run homer off Tom Niedenfuer in Game Six. Clark came to St. Louis prior to the 1985 season in exchange for David Green, Gary Rajsich, Dave LaPoint, and Jose Uribe ; Clark had made clear his wish to escape both the Giants and Candlestick Park. www.baseballlibrary.com /baseballlibrary/ballplayers/C/Clark_Jack.stm   (2715 words)

USATODAY.com - Former Tottenham coach Bill Nicholson dies Nicholson resigned as Tottenham's coach in 1974, but was a consultant with the club from 1976 to 1991 — when he was named club president. Nicholson became Tottenham's coach in 1958 and, in his 16 years in charge, helped Spurs become the first club to achieve the league and FA Cup double championship in the 20th century, the first to win the league cup twice and the first British club to win a European trophy. Nicholson joined Spurs as a player in 1936, but his career was interrupted by World War II, where he fought as an infantryman. www.usatoday.com /sports/soccer/world/2004-10-23-nicholson-obit_x.htm   (2715 words)

World Series : A Comprehensive History of the World Series by Baseball Almanac Every sport has their pinnacle trophy, but none is as coveted as baseball's World Series; a best of seven contest that celebrates our national pastime. Pittsburgh and Boston went head-to-head for eight games proving that great baseball between the two leagues was possible and that a merger would benefit the growth of the sport. The inaugural World Series of 1903 was a resounding success and represented the first step in healing the bruised egos of both the veteran National and fledgling American Leagues. www.baseball-almanac.com /ws/wsmenu.shtml   (2715 words)

Oakland A's Fan Coalition - Athletics baseball enthusiasts dedicated to watching a winner According to the article, penned by longtime baseball writer Phil Pepe, the Reds wanted Nettles and another player for Perez, who had hit 19 points higher and slugged six more home runs than Nettles during the 1974 season. Perhaps it was a kinder and gentler time in baseball history—or perhaps baseball officials were far more gullible than they are today when it comes to listening to players’ excuses for using illegal equipment. Bruce Markusen is the author of that OTHER book on the A’s, A Baseball Dynasty: Charlie Finley’s Swingin’ A’s (ISBN number 1-878282-23-9), which is available at www.amazon.com and at many major bookstores, including Borders Books. www.oaklandfans.com /columns/markusen/markusen157.html   (4946 words)

NESBL NE Sask Baseball League (August, 1974) The Stenen senior baseball team bombed Burgis Lakers 25-9 Monday in the fourth game of the best-of-five North-Eastern Saskatchewan Baseball League final series to win the championship three games to one. Hyas had a group of baseball players which were so overwhelmingly strong that no baseball team in the league or area were able to overcome them. Club was agreed that the coach should train all baseball teams in town including the collegiate where the ground work could be laid for future baseball material. www.attheplate.com /wcbl/nesbl.htm   (4946 words)

HickokSports.com - Biography - Jim Perry Perry spent two more seasons with Minnesota, went to the Detroit Tigers in 1973, and returned to Cleveland in 1974. There's a good biography, with a lot of other information, in the Baseball Library. A right-handed pitcher like his younger brother Gaylord, Perry had a 12-10 record in 1959, his first season with the Cleveland Indians, then had a league-leading 18 victories,.643 winning percentage, and 4 shutouts in 1960. www.hickoksports.com /biograph/perryjim.shtml   (4946 words)

Tommy John - Pictures May 22, 1943), born in Terre Haute, Indiana, was a left-handed major league baseball pitcher, most notable for the revolutionary surgery performed on a damaged tendon in his pitching arm. In the 1974 season, Tommy John permanently damaged the ulnar collateral ligament in his pitching arm and a revolutionary surgical operation was performed. He made appearances in the Major League Baseball All-Star Game in 1968, 1978, 1979, and 1980. greatestinfo.org /Tommy_John   (4946 words)

COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT 94 He was defensive coordinator for the 1974 state champion football team. He also taught math and physical education for 15 years and spent many years coaching football, baseball, basketball, wresting and track during 33 years in West Chicago schools. Hansen helped to formulate the policies and guidelines for the DuPage Valley Conference when it was formed, and helped to pass the successful 1976 referendum that funded the construction of the fieldhouse and pool. www.d94.org /pressreleases/ButchHansen.htm   (4946 words)

Minor League Baseball Umpires Baseball's own "rookie camp" operated for only 5 years, and in 1974 Kinnamon and Linsalata both left to take over operation of the Specialization Course as a privately-owned school, independent of Major League Baseball. By 1964, Baseball had decided it was in need of a new method for recruitment, training and development of umpires for the Major Leagues as well as a new method of training and advancement for umpires within the Minor Leagues. Major League Baseball would in turn help subsidize each league by paying for a portion of each umpire's salary. www.stevetheump.com /minor_league_umpires.htm   (2695 words)

Bob Johnson :: Johnson was named to the 1960s All-SEC Team and the SEC Quarter Century Team in 1974. Johnson was awarded the Jacobs Trophy, given to the SEC's best blocker, and The Birmingham Touchdown Club named him the SEC's Most Outstanding Lineman. Johnson spent 12 seasons with the Bengals and served as captain each year with the exception of his last, when he came out of retirement to snap. utsports.ocsn.com /sports/m-footbl/archive/081503aak.html   (2695 words)

Baseball Quotes and Sayings Baseball, to me, is still the national pastime because it is a summer game.  I feel that almost all Americans are summer people, that summer is what they think of when they think of their childhood.  I think it stirs up an incredible emotion within people.  ~Steve Busby, in Washington Post, 8 July 1974 Baseball is a game where a curve is an optical illusion, a screwball can be a pitch or a person, stealing is legal and you can spit anywhere you like except in the umpire's eye or on the ball.  ~Jim Murray Baseball is a game dominated by vital ghosts; it's a fraternity, like no other we have of the active and the no longer so, the living and the dead.  ~Richard Gilman www.quotegarden.com /baseball.html   (3650 words)

Barceló Sports Foundation In keeping with this great heritage, the Barceló Sports Foundation was created in November 1990 to sponsor events such as amateur boxing, softball, baseball, basketball and volleyball. In 1974, Barceló and Co. Organized the Julian Barceló Cup to annually promote amateur boxing. In 1986, Julian Barceló was inducted posthumously to the Sport's Hall of Fame. www.barcelo.com.do /english/DEPORTES.html   (138 words)

3000 strikeout club - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The club's "founding member" was Walter Johnson in 1923, but he was the only pitcher to reach the milestone until Bob Gibson achieved his 3000th strikeout in 1974. In Major League Baseball, the 3000 strikeout club is an informal term applied to the group of pitchers who have struck out 3000 or more batters in their careers. Since then, eleven more players have joined the club. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/3000_strikeout_club   (200 words)

Major League Baseball Players Alumni Association Porter caught for four Major League teams and was the MVP of the 1982 World Series with the St. Louis Cardinals. He was the starting catcher in the 1959, 1963, 1965 and 1966 World Series, with the Dodgers winning the championship the first three times. He eventually appeared in two World Series, once with the Los Angeles Dodgers in 1959 and later with the Minnesota Twins in 1965. www.mlb.com /mlb/features/alumni/remember.html   (200 words)

Vintage Baseball Publications and Memorabilia This is the World Series year for Boston as the came a couple of outs from winning their first World Series since 1918 in the first season after World War 2. The end of the dynasty for the Yankees as 1964 was their final World Series season until the late 1970's. Three generic score sheets, nicely scored from Games one and two of the World Series versus the Cincinnati Reds and game two of the ALCS versus the Kansas City Royals. www.sportsartifacts.com /publications.html   (200 words)

1974 World Series by Baseball Almanac Holtzman, who had defied the odds at the plate, maintained his consecutive Series hitting streak with a bases-empty home run off of his adversary (Messersmith) in the third. This particular Series is often referred to as the West Coast Classic as it was the first to feature two teams from California — a clash that would not occur again until the Mike Andrews also announced that he was filing a libel-and-slander suit against Finley for his unjust "firing" after a costly error in the '73 Series. baseball-almanac.com /ws/yr1974ws.shtml   (200 words)

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