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1901 Chicago White Sox Statistics - Baseball-Reference.com Your source for the latest baseball and sports books. *Fielder Jones 29 133521 120 162 16 3 2 65 84 .311 .412 .365 38 6 18 119 OF *dummy hoy 39 132 527 http://baseballreference.com/teams/CHW/1901.shtml
Oshkosh Northwestern William Ellsworth dummy hoy changed baseball forever as the first deafmutemajor league baseball player, resulting in the creation of hand signals as a http://www.wisinfo.com/northwestern/ss/04/osh150/sesq_9430244.shtml
Extractions: Three parts of the city were devastated by a tornado on July 8, 1885. Areas severely damaged included 16th Street near Lake Winnebago, New York Avenue and areas along the Fox River. Buildings on the four corners of 16th and Oregon were destroyed, and small crowds gathered in awe at the sight of the home of Frank Marcus, whose home was blown upside down. Numerous barns and homes were damaged on the south side. The fairgrounds on the corner of Jackson and Murdock streets were destroyed, and most businesses along the Fox River sustained major damage. First deaf man in baseball plays on Oshkosh team Hoy was born May 23, 1862, in Houcktown, Ohio. He became deaf due to illness as a toddler. Hoy graduated with highest honors and was valedictorian of his class in the School for the Deaf at Columbus, Ohio, in 1879. He married Anna Maria Lowrey in 1898. At 5 feet, 5 inches tall, and weighing 155 pounds, Hoy was a small man but earned respect for his speed and strong throwing arm. His career began in 1886 when he was chosen to play for the Oshkosh team of the Northwestern League by manager Billy Harrington. When Oshkosh lost its professional team in 1888, Hoy went on to play in the National League, the Players Strike League and the American Association ending his career in 1902 with Los Angeles of the Pacific Coast Minor League.
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P3 Calendar - Present Month Deaf History Unveiled. Washington, DC Gallaudet University Press, 1993. back totop. May 23. WILLIAM dummy hoy Major League baseball Player http://p3.csun.edu/p3access/Calendar2001/0501facts.html
Extractions: (artwork done by Douglas Tilden) Moore, Matthew S., and Robert F. Panara. Great Deaf Americans . 2nd ed. Rochester, New York: MSM Productions, 1996. Carroll, Cathryn, and Susan M. Mather. Movers and Shakers . San Diego, CA: DawnSignPress, 1987 Nelson-Rees, Walter A. Douglas Tilden: The Man and His Legacy . Seattle, Washington: Emerald Point Press, 1994. back to top
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