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Bench Johnny:     more books (33)

Johnny Bench (Baseball Legends) by Mike Shannon, 1990-09 Johnny Bench (Baseball Hall of Famers) by Jesse Jarnow, 2003-08 Baseball Life of Johnny Bench by J. Devaney, 2000-01 Major League Baseball's Best Shots by DK Publishing, Major League Baseball, et all 2000-09-01 The Baseball Life of Johnny Bench Johnny Bench (Baseball Legends) Baseball's greatest catcher, Johnny Bench (The Allstars) by Jay H Smith, 1977 The Complete Idiot's Guide to Baseball by Johnny Bench, 1999 Baseball's Greatest Catcher Johnny Bench by Jay H. Smith, 1947-01-01 Time Magazine July 10 1972Baseball's Best CatcherCincinnati's Johnny Bench by Time Magazine, 1972 The Johnny Bench Song Book Catch You Later: The Autobiography of Johnny Bench by Johnny Bench, 1979-04 Catch Every Ball: How to Handle Life's Pitches by Johnny Bench, 2008-06-01 Johnny Bench: The Young Pro. by George. Heaslip, 1974-02

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101. Johnny Bench | BaseballLibrary.com
     johnny bench profile from BaseballLibrary.com, the most comprehensive baseballhistory encyclopedia on the Internet. We give you the stories behind the  
     http://www.baseballlibrary.com/baseballlibrary/ballplayers/B/Bench_Johnny.stm
     
     Extractions: Born: C 1967-83 Reds Johnny Bench's Teams 1967 Cincinnati Reds 1968 Cincinnati Reds 1969 Cincinnati Reds 1970 Cincinnati Reds 1971 Cincinnati Reds 1972 Cincinnati Reds 1973 Cincinnati Reds 1974 Cincinnati Reds 1975 Cincinnati Reds 1976 Cincinnati Reds 1977 Cincinnati Reds 1978 Cincinnati Reds 1979 Cincinnati Reds 1980 Cincinnati Reds 1981 Cincinnati Reds 1982 Cincinnati Reds 1983 Cincinnati Reds Johnny Bench's Teammates Games Average HR RBI Career League CS World Series Books and articles about Johnny Bench Considered by some the greatest catcher of all time, Bench got a "can't miss" tag when Peninsula of the Carolina League retired his uniform after he hammered 22 homers in 98 games as an 18-year-old in 1966. He spent the first four months of the 1967 season at Buffalo, then took over the Cincinnati catching job in August 1967. In spring training of 1968, Ted Williams autographed a baseball "To Johnny Bench, a Hall of Famer for sure." Bench met expectations quickly by catching a rookie-record 154 games that season, setting a record for catchers with 40 doubles, and becoming the first catcher to win

102. John McGraw | BaseballLibrary.com
     For many years John McGraw was the dominant figure in American baseball. He also thumbs John McGraw, coaching at 3B, to the bench, and sends Dummy  
     http://www.baseballlibrary.com/baseballlibrary/ballplayers/M/McGraw_John.stm
     
     Extractions: Manager in 1899, 1901-32 Giants John McGraw's Teams 1900 St. Louis Cardinals 1901 Baltimore Orioles 1902 Baltimore Orioles 1902 New York Giants 1903 New York Giants 1904 New York Giants 1905 New York Giants 1906 New York Giants John McGraw's Teammates Games Average HR RBI Career Wins-Losses Winning % Manager World Series Books and articles about John McGraw

103. RedsZone.com - Cincinnati Reds Fans' Home For Baseball Discussion - Johnny Bench
     A discussion forum for fans of the Cincinnati Reds baseball team. johnny Benchwill be interviewed by Brian Kenny in a few Minutes.  
     http://www.redszone.com/forums/showthread.php?t=38623

104. SENA Volume 5 Contents
     Sports Encyclopedia North America (SENA). Edited by John D. Windhausen baseball, Major League (19421945) Amdrew S. Merrifield and John D. Windhausen  
     http://www.ai-press.com/SENA.5.contents.html
     
     Extractions: Academic International Press Sports Encyclopedia North America (SENA) Edited by John D. Windhausen Volumes in print: Volumes in preparation: Back to Sports Encyclopedia North America (SENA) Back to Sports Back to AIP Home Page Contents of Volume 5 Baseball, Major League (1942-1945) Amdrew S. Merrifield and John D. Windhausen Baseball, Major League (1946-1960) John F. Romps Baseball, Major League (1961-1974) Leslie A. Heaphy Baseball, Major League (1975-1990) John D. Windhausen Baseball, Managerial Turnover in Albert J. Bergesen Baseball, Minor League James L. Sumner Baseball Public, Origins of A. R. Terry Furst Baseball Rule Changes Mikhail G. Orlov

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