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George Brett: Baseball's superslugger (Baseball superstars comics) by Kenneth Parrish, 1992 Todd Loren presents George Brett, baseball's superslugger (Baseball superstars comics) by Kenneth Parrish, 1992 Baseball Digest Dec 1980 George Brett Kansas by Century Publishing, 1980 Fleer 1990 Baseball Cards by Fleer, 1990 Inside Sports Baseball Preview Issue March 1986 (George Brett Cover) by George Brett, Inside Sports, 1986 Baseball Digest November 2009 Great Moments in World Series History on Cover, George Brett, Hanley Ramirez/Florida Marlins, Kendry Morales/Los Angeles Angels, Don Mattingly, Mark Rosa/St. Louis Cardinals Baseball Designated Hitters: Major League Baseball Designated Hitters, Reggie Jackson, George Brett, Paul Molitor, Dave Winfield Major League Baseball Designated Hitters: Reggie Jackson, George Brett, Paul Molitor, Dave Winfield, Carl Yastrzemski, Matt Stairs Major League Baseball Players From West Virginia: George Brett, Charlie Manuel, Dick Padden, Lew Burdette, Jack Glasscock, Bill Mazeroski Baseball Digest November/December 2009 * George Brett Looks Back on His Career George Brett: From Here To Cooperstown by George Brett, 1999-05-01 George Brett : A Royal Hero by Editors of the Kansas City Star, 2001-04-01 The George Brett Story by John Garrity, 1981-10 Picture Story of George Brett by George Sullivan, 1982-10

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81. George Brett, George Brett Pictures, Images Gallery, Photo Gallery, Wallpapers
    george brett profile, the most comprehensive baseball history encyclopedia on george brett batting, fielding and pitching major league baseball lifetime  
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82. ESPN.com - MLB - George Brett
    george brett Born May 15, 1953 Bats Left Throws Right Inducted into Hall ofFame in 1999 The baseball Archive Powered by baseball1.com  
    http://sports.espn.go.com/mlbhist/alltime/playercard?playerId=1488&type=0

83. George Brett
    External links. george brett s career statistics at baseballReference.com;george brett s page on the baseball Hall Of Fame Website  
    http://www.blogthing.com/wikipedia/g/ge/george_brett.html

84. BASEBALL TRIVIA
    Test your baseball IQ. How much baseball trivia do you remember? a. Pete Rose;b. george brett; c. Carl Yastrzemski; d. Rod Carew; e. Billy Williams  
    http://www.drblank.com/base1tst.htm
    
    Extractions: Test your Baseball IQ. How much baseball trivia do you remember? Submit your answers to the Trivia Quiz, and those with the highest scores will be inducted into the Internet Baseball Trivia Hall of Fame There are 10 questions in the Baseball Trivia Contest. Good Luck! Last Baseball Trivia Contest Questions and Answers. Visitor Questions. Do you know an answer? What Are Your Baseball Questions? The Baseball Stadium Give answers using letters please. a. 1984 Detroit Tigers b. 1935 Chicago Cubs c. 1951 New York Giants d. 1916 New York Giants e. 1906 Chicago White Sox a. Ed Walsh b. Three-Finger Mordecal Brown c. Ed Reulbach d. Addie Joss e. Bob Gibson a. Jimmy Wynn b. Daryl Strawberry c. Barry Bonds d. Mark McGwire e. Jose Canseco 4. Who holds the record for the most consecutive games hitting a home run?

85. George Brett Autographed ''Hof '99'' (Mlb) Baseball Mounted Memories
    george brett Autographed Hof 99 (Mlb) baseball. george brettAutographed Hof 99 (Mlb) baseball. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity and a  
    http://www.itsalreadysigned4u.com/cp-app/prod/sports-memorabilia/MM-BSBLBRE705

86. George Brett Autographed Baseball Steiner Sports
    george brett Autographed baseball. george brett was a legend in Kansas City.He played his entire career for the Royals, leading them to six AL  
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87. George Brett
    george brett s career statistics at baseballReference.com; george brett s pageon the baseball Hall Of Fame Website PAGERANK-SERVICE  
    http://www.ceca.de/encyclopedia/g/ge/george_brett.html
    
    Extractions: Main Page Alphabetical index Pay per click advertising Web www.ceca.de home Ceca Madonna Jpop ... Shopfinder George Howard Brett (born May 15 ) is a former American baseball player. He is one of the greatest third basemen in Major League Baseball history and the only man to ever win batting titles in three different decades. Brett, the youngest child of a sports-minded family which included his older brother Ken Brett , a major-league pitcher, was born on May 15 in Glen Dale, West Virginia . His family moved to the midwest and later to southern California when he was a boy, and Brett grew up hoping to follow in his brother's footsteps as a big-league baseball player. He was drafted by the fledgling Kansas City Royals in the second round of the baseball draft. Brett began his professional career as a shortstop , but had trouble going to his right defensively and was soon shifted to third base. As a third baseman, his powerful arm remained an asset, and he remained at that spot for 15 years. The Royals promoted him to the major leagues on August 2 He won the starting third-base job a year later, but struggled with the bat until he asked for help from Charlie Lau, the Royals' hitting instructor. Spending the 1974 All-Star break working together, Lau taught Brett how to protect the entire plate and cover up some holes in his swing that experienced big-league pitchers were taking advantage of. Armed with this knowledge, Brett developed rapidly as a hitter.

88. George Brett Baseball Card 1975 Topps #228 (front)
    george brett baseball card 1975 Topps 228.  
    http://www.geocities.com/sportsmine/baseballcards/t75228o.html

89. Two Of A Kind: Brett And Boggs Played All-Out, All The Time: From The Tampa Trib
    Boggs even named his son brett, and asked george to be the boy s godfather. He s one of the first baseball players I ever played against who said he looked  
    http://tampatrib.com/Sports/MGBSV32BRBE.html
    
    Extractions: Published: Jul 30, 2005 COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. - C OOPERSTOWN, N.Y. George Brett had long since been among the best hitters in baseball for the Kansas City Royals when he began to notice things about this rookie from Boston. The season was 1982, just two years after Brett spent the summer trying to become the first .400 hitter since Ted Williams. He just missed, settling for .390. Anyway, Brett takes up the story here, Friday afternoon on fabled Doubleday Field, down the street from the building that houses the National Baseball Hall of Fame. "If you looked at the list of the top 10 batting order, I was up there a lot," Brett said. "But all of a sudden there's this new third baseman from the Red Sox named Wade Boggs. It's like, who is this guy? He's hitting .360, .370 in April." The new kid showed he had some staying power, but he also showed some respect. The first time their teams met, he made it a point to watch Brett in batting practice. The two became great friends, sharing time together when their teams would play. Boggs even named his son Brett, and asked George to be the boy's godfather.

90. Missouri Sports Hall Of Fame
    george brett. Sport(s), baseball. Team(s), Kansas City Royals. Year Inducted1994 Stats. Biography. george brett just finished the greatest career in  
    http://www.mosportshalloffame.com/inducteebio.asp?inducteeid=216

91. Brett George Plaque-5x7
    You will also find a variety of baseball, basketball and football single Plaque board is 5/8 inch with walnut finish; george brett name in brass on  
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92. Select Player
    baseball Musings Day By Day Database. Brennan, William Breslow, Craig brett, george brett, Ken Brewer, Billy Brewer, Jim Brewer, Mike  
    http://www.baseballmusings.com/cgi-bin/ChoosePlayer.py

93. PSA/DNA Sports Authentication Services
    SignedIn-The-Presence Autograph Authentication witnessed by PSA/DNA. AutographedBaseball Grading Grading for autographed baseballs. brett, george  
    http://www.psadna.com/playerlist.chtml?sport=Baseball

94. Win An Autographed Set Featuring Baseball Hall Of Famers, George Brett And Mike
    Win an autographed set featuring baseball Hall of Famers, george brett and MikeSchmidt only on Autographcards.com - Free Autographs from  
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95. George Brett And His Work To Find A Cure For ALS - ALSA Midwest - Keith Worthing
    Hall of Famer george brett has been working to raise awareness and funds for ALSsince his I retired from the baseball field in 1993, says brett.  
    http://www.alsa-midwest.org/chapter/profile/brett.shtml
    
    Extractions: Hall of Famer George Brett has been working to raise awareness and funds for ALS since his rookie year in 1973 - more time than he spent on the baseball field. "I retired from the baseball field in 1993," says Brett. "But I won't retire from the fight against ALS until a cure is found. I made a promise to a friend, and I intend to keep it." That friend was Keith Worthington , the Vice President of Woolf Brothers Clothiers, who, in 1973, convinced the promising rookie to act as a spokesman for the clothing stores. Throughout the years, George's friendship with Keith, who had been diagnosed with ALS in 1973, led to his growing involvement with the Chapter. Brett's impact on the Chapter is considerable. His commitment gives hope to patients, spurs on volunteers and staff, and motivates donors. His golf tournaments and the auction chaired by his wife Leslie alone have raised millions. His 1992 drive to 3,000 hits and his 1993 retirement raised another $300,000 for the Chapter, and the celebrations surrounding his 1999 induction into the Baseball Hall of Fame raised another $3 million.

96. Kauffman Stadium
    be linked to george brett, one of the greatest hitters in baseball history . Retired uniform numbers of Dick Howser (10), george brett (5) and Frank  
    http://www.ballparks.com/baseball/american/kauffm.htm
    
    Extractions: Cost: $70 million Kansas City Royals tickets: Location: Dimensions: Foul lines: 330 ft. (1973); power alleys: 375 ft. (1973), 385 ft. (1990), 375 ft. (1995); center field: 410 ft. (1973), 400 ft. (1995); backstop: 60 ft.; foul territory: small. Fences: 12 ft. (canvas, 1973), 9 ft. (canvas, 1995). E wing Kauffman bought the expansion Kansas City Royals in 1968 and brought the team into the American League’s smallest market. It became one of the most successful franchises in baseball. The Royals have won six division championships, two American League pennants, and one World Series and have drawn more than 2 million fans 11 times in this ballpark. After being known as Royals Stadium for 21 years, the park was renamed Kauffman Stadium on July 2, 1993. A month later the only owner the team had ever had died at the age of 76. P art of a sports complex that includes Arrowhead Stadium (home of the NFL Chiefs), Kauffman Stadium is one of the most fan-friendly arenas in professional sports. Beyond the fence in right field is a 322-foot-wide fountain, the largest privately funded waterworks in the world, that features lighted cascades between innings. Beyond the fence in left field is a 30-by-40 foot Sony JumboTron video display board that was the largest in the United States when installed in 1990. Of the stadium’s 40,625 seats, over half (20,316) are on the lower level of the three-tiered park. In 1995 the Royals replaced their Astroturf field with natural grass. During 1999 and 2000 the team replaced all of the old red seats with dark blue seats. They also added dugout suites, the Crown Club and the Royal Pavilion.

97. The Baseball Guru - Web Tour: History Of All-Star Games
    Take the baseball Guru s famous tour of the most exciting baseball official and WADE 12 Y 1996 brett, george 12 Y 1988 CLEMENTE, ROBERTO 12 Y 1972 FOX,  
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98. Limited Edition George Brett Kansas City Royals Autographed
    This unique collage contains 4 different brett baseball cards (2 Topps and 2Score), an oval matted george brett lithograph by Bill Gallo,  
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99. Baseball Digest : Stress For Success.(George Brett, Mark McGwire And Other Playe
    baseball Digest Stress for Success.(george brett, Mark McGwire and otherplayers) @ HighBeam Research.  
    http://static.highbeam.com/b/baseballdigest/may012001/stressforsuccessgeorgebret
    
    Extractions: Brett had hit .390, captivating baseball fans in his attempt to be the first player since Ted Williams in 1941 to hit .400. The World Series was going to start the following day with Brett's Kansas City Royals playing the Phillies in Veterans Stadium. And now Brett was in the office of a doctor he had never met, along with Royals trainer Mickey Cobb, listening as the doctor confirmed what they already knew.

100. Baseball Digest : 1983 George Brett Recalls Pine-Tar Home Run. @ HighBeam Resear
     baseball Digest 1983 george brett Recalls PineTar Home Run. @ HighBeam Research.  
     http://static.highbeam.com/b/baseballdigest/december012000/1983georgebrettrecall
     
     Extractions: In case you were too young to remember, it was July 24, 1983 when the Royals' George Brett hit a two-run homer and then watched in disbelief when umpire Tim McClelland measured Brett's bat for excessive pine tar (18 inches beyond the handle). McClelland subsequently erased the homer and ruled Brett out.

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