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42. 1938 Athenian, Athens Henderson Co. TX Pauline Battles, volley ball, baseball. Orval Browning FFA Livestock judging Pete cornelius Billy Cox Lillian Crabtree Mary Pearl Dean Willie Joe Dean http://www.rootsweb.com/~txhender/1938AHS.htm

1938 Athenian Athens High School Annual Athens, Texas Dedicated to Mr. E. M. Henderson Athens School Board School Board Mr. Craig President Mr. Ford Mr. A. S. Underwood Mr. Henderson Mr. Stirman Mr. Dorbandt Mr. W. A. Gilmore Mr. S. R. LeMay Superintendent Mr. J. T. Nelson Principal and Coach Faculty Miss Barber History Mrs. Barron Science Mrs. Bever English Miss Bowen English Miss Shelton Sec. Miss Nagle Commercial Miss Fullwood English Mr. Pitts Agriculture Mr. Smith Math Mr. Stover Science Miss Robinson Languages Mr. Walker Physical Tr. Mrs. Truitt Music Miss Stallings Home Economics Mr. Boone Principal, Jr. High SENIORS Mary Bob Aaron Volley Ball, Home makers club Mary F. Brewer Essay Drill Squad, Student council, press club. Kathryn Austell, drill squad, volley ball, homeroom officer, class reporter. Altha Boyd, choral club, Panethena 1937, homeroom officer, Pampa '35, '36. Pauline Battles, volley ball, baseball. Orval Browning F.F.A. Livestock judging '37 Willie Ruth Buckner volley ball '37, '38

43. Central High School - Dates In Bridgeport History July 19 1909 cornelius “Neal” ball completes Major League baseball’s very firstUnassisted Triple Play. July 21 1903 Roy Neuberger, future founder of the http://bridgeport.ct.schoolwebpages.com/education/components/scrapbook/default.p

44. Pieces040201 The baseball club awarded a contract to Cuthbert and Co. to grade a ball field . Born cornelius Joseph Brady on March 4, 1897, Brady began his baseball http://www.kypost.com/2001/apr/02/pieces040201.html

ENQUIRER POST WCPO CIN WEEKLY ... Customer Service Currently: Cloudy Weather Traffic HOME NEWS ... SEARCH DEPARTMENTS NEWS Ky. Sports UK Sports Ky. Opinion ... CINCINNATI NEWS RESOURCES Subscribe Contact Us Search Back Issues ... Survey Hardball at its finest Pieces of the Past column by Jim Reis The traditionof baseball runs strong in Northern Kentucky with the old professional Covington Blue Sox, the Newport Brewers and many semi-pro teams. Often overlooked are the teams from Ludlow. Over the years Ludlow's baseball teams - such as the Ludlow White Sox, the Ludlow Giants and the Ludlow American Legion - would compete annually for local and regional league championships. In fact, in 1875 one Ludlow team played a two-game series against the Cincinnati Reds and a game against the Boston Red Sox. By most accounts, the first baseball team organized in Ludlow was in 1874. The baseball club awarded a contract to Cuthbert and Co. to grade a ball field. The old ball field occupied the site where Caple Park is now located. The ball field, with its ''fine view of the Ohio River,'' was to be ready for use in May 1875. The Ludlow team took on all challengers and traveled, playing in Louisville in May 1875 and throughout Cincinnati.

45. The Joint Archives Of Holland: JA Quarterly - Spring 2003 Cleveland Indians star cornelius Neal ball, 1909 The greatest signing was With the opening of the Holland Association ball Park, the baseball http://www.hope.edu/resources/arc/quarter/spr03/baseball.html

The Joint Archives Quarterly Baseball Arrives in Holland: A history of the origins of baseball in Holland, Michigan by Michael Van Beek Events like this help define the rich history of Holland baseball. Although this type of boisterous event in the Holland versus Ionia game proved rather rare, the story of baseball in Holland in the late 19th and early 20th centuries is certainly a tale worth telling. The Holland Sentinel claimed in its obituary of “Java” VerSchure (one of the early Holland baseball enthusiasts) that “Holland’s baseball history is a story in itself; in fact, it is outstanding...” However, even though this story might be outstanding, the development of baseball in Holland was a problematic matter. Indeed, there were many failed attempts at putting together a successful team and a relating positive baseball atmosphere before anything permanent could be established in Holland in the early 20th century. In fact, the financial support was significant enough that Holland gave birth to many other teams in the 1899 season. A team rather similar to the Holland City Base Ball Club was founded. The City News gave details of several games between the Holland City Base Ball Club and the this newly formed team called the Holland Independents. Apparently, the Independents were not of the same caliber as the Holland City Base Ball Club, because they lost 12-1 in what was called the championship game for the city. Besides the rival games between these two city teams, Holland also witnessed many more recreational games between teams representing different businesses in 1899. In addition to the printers versus cigarmakers game that actually continued throughout the lackluster four year period of baseball before 1899, Holland saw businessmen battle clerks and farmers, and the workers of 7th Street play the workers of 8th Street.

46. St. Petersburg Times Online: Pasco County News cornelius will face tougher opposition after Bloomer, the staff ace, So Homkoexpects to use as many as four in a game and play small ball on offense. http://www.sptimes.com/2005/02/27/Pasco/Boys_baseball_at_a_gl.shtml

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47. Baseball Prospectus That Pierre popped the ball in the air and Damion Easley was doubled off secondis almost cornelius Alexander McGillicuddy, aka Connie Mack (18941950) http://www.baseballprospectus.com/article.php?articleid=3917

48. SWOSU Bulldogs Athletics - Baseball ball Earns Hitter of the Week Honors Dillon ball batted .571 with 10 RBIs inseven games. Baseball April 25. SWOSU. 10. 6. Northeastern State http://www.swosu.edu/athletics/archive/2003/baseball/

49. Trigon / Roman Ball Games perhaps being very much like a baseball or softball. Trigon is probablythe glass ball game, a reference to a famous player, Ursus, http://www.personal.psu.edu/users/w/x/wxk116/trigon.html

50. Baseball Player Biographies By Baseball Almanac baseball Almanac researches the life, statistics, and facts about every single Major cornelius Mack; Neither Yankees nor years Can halt his attack. http://www.baseball-almanac.com/players/ballplayer.shtml

Baseball Almanac: Where What Happened Yesterday is Being Preserved Today Advertising Downloads Feedback Newsletter ... Year In Review Google Baseball Almanac Exclusive Items Pitching Machines Batting Cages Baseball Equipment Baseball Videos "There are three types of baseball players: those who make things happen, those who watch it happen, and those who wonder what happens." - Hall of Fame manager Tommy Lasorda C asey Stengel once said, "You could look it up." This comprehensive players section here at Baseball Almanac allows you to do just that. Biographies of EVERY Major League player (through completion of the 2004 season) in history are accessible using the menu below. Included in each alphabetical section is an easy-to-use list that leads you to a player's year-by-year statistics, career statistics, uniform numbers, salaries, links and miscellaneous items of interest. The Ballplayers A Comprehensive Baseball Player Encyclopedia CLICK HERE Line-Up For Yesterday Player Range Quantity Aar-Alva A is for Alex The great Alexander;

51. CLNYAA Welcomes You Welcome to the cornelius Lake Norman Youth Athletic Association s Web Site Families will now be able to follow your child s baseball or softball season http://www.clnyaa.org/

Welcome to the C ornelius L ake N orman Y outh A thletic A ssociation's Web Site This site was developed using "Frame sets". If you are viewing this page your browser does not support frame sets. You should upgrade your browser to fully appreciate the "Web" experience. Use your browser "back" button to return to the home page. Note to Coaches and Parents: This site was developed to provide entertainment and information to family members. Families will now be able to follow your child's baseball or softball season from anywhere in the world. But, this will be an empty site without content. I will need the help of parents and coaches to provide timely information, team statistics, and most importantpictures! Just as team's have a team "Mom", I need each team to designate a "Web" Mom or Dad responsible for providing updated team information. Please email the Webmaster with current updates of your teams standings. I will make every effort to keep this site current and up to date. Sponsors Contact CLNYAA Spring 2001 Registration Form CLNYAA News ... Pony You are visitor number Thank You!

52. Encyclopedia: Washington Redskins Braves Field was a baseball stadium that formerly stood in Boston, Massachusetts . Marcus cornelius Washington (born October 17, 1977) is an American http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/Washington-Redskins

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53. Philadelphia Athletics Historical Society's Official Website And Online Shoppe “Thank you, thank you,” chirped Baseball Oldest Inhabitant in his gentle voice, Obviously he was two steps head of everyone else in the ball park. http://www.philadelphiaathletics.org/history/mackdeathreaction.htm

Books Spring/Summer Wear Fall/Winter Wear Majestic Uniforms ... Special Order Items From: The New York Times August 21, 1949 In Honor of Cornelius McGillicuddy by Arthur Daley The stranger beamed. Connie beamed. End of story. Epitome of Kindness A Caressing Touch He leaped to his feet in the dugout and cocked one bony finger in the direction of Rue. And Rue came over to the Old Gentleman at a gallop. One Among Many Thousands of persons had seen the play, but only one of them, a man 80-odd years old, had seen it correctly. Connie got the name of the umpire wrong, mistaking Joe Rue for Bill Grieve, but he got the play right. Later on, though, he was discovered upbraiding himself for helping out the arbiter. Amazing? Sure it is. But this is a most amazing old guy. Looking Ahead From: The New York Times August 22, 1948

54. Philadelphia Athletics Historical Society's Official Website And Online Shoppe 1908, with those present being Benjamin F. Shibe, cornelius McGillicuddy (itwill be (2) The stock transfer ledger for the American baseball Club of http://www.philadelphiaathletics.org/history/corporate.htm

Books Spring/Summer Wear Fall/Winter Wear Majestic Uniforms ... Special Order Items By David M. Jordan There are six items in all, described as follows: (2) The stock transfer ledger for the American Baseball Club of Philadelphia (1913), McGillicuddys), Shibes, McFarlands and an occasional Reach. (3) The corporate seal of the American Baseball Club of Philadelphia (1913), which still gives a very nice imprint. (5) The stock transfer ledger for the Ottawa Baseball Club, Ltd. (6) The stock certificate book from 1952 of the Ottawa Baseball Club, Ltd., with share certificates signed by Earle and Roy McGillicuddy. Needless to say, these books and records are full of priceless signatures of Shibes and McGillicuddys, and they help to tell through the corporate dealings a good part of the off-the-field history of the Philadelphia Athletics. Somewhere, we presume, are the minute books of the two American Baseball Club of Philadelphia corporations, the one from 1901, the other 1913, but even without them these artifacts and records tell quite a story themselves. About Us Philadelphia Athletics History Athletics Events Athletics Guestbook ... Contact Us 6 N. York Road

55. BIOPROJ.SABR.ORG :: The Baseball Biography Project. www.sabr.org bringing the history of baseball to the web http//bioproj.sabr.org Lopat once told Allie Reynolds, Take four pitches the fast ball, http://bioproj.sabr.org/bioproj.cfm?a=v&v=l&bid=730&pid=8412

56. Saturday Night You: The Base-Ball Hecklers The Baseball Hecklers. written by Mario Lanza And you only use it to go tobaseball games? cornelius Not just to attend games. http://snlyou.jt.org/archives/01/01zhecklers.phtml

The Base-Ball Hecklers written by: Mario Lanza Cornelius ... John Cusack Morton ... Chris Parnell Yankee Fan ... Horatio Sanz Husband ... Seth Myers Wife ... Maya Rudolph Angry Man ... Tracy Morgan [Scene opens with a picture of Yankee Stadium. We pan inside and see the bleacher section. There are lots of fans in Yankee hats, it is a sellout crowd.] Announcer : Now batting for the Yankees. Number two. Derek Jeter. [The crowd cheers, loudly. One man, covered head to toe in Yankee apparel, stands up in the aisle, beer in hand.] Yankee Fan : [drunk] Jeter rules! Derek! [takes a drink of beer] Jeter! [takes another drink] Derek, you RULE!!! [The crowd cheers at his outburst] [From behind him walk two men. They are clad in brown suits and wear brown derby hats, as was the fashion in 1910. They both carry umbrellas and have big handlebar mustaches. They look very out of place.] Cornelius : I say, good chap, would you mind moving out of the way? We are trying to get to our seats. [The Yankee fan turns around and looks at them] Yankee Fan : [confused] The hell are you supposed to be?

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58. Josh Gibson: A Life In The Negro Leagues / William Brashler | BaseballLibrary.co It was a blast which not only broke up the ball game but which had people For as Marshall remembers it, Sonny cornelius was pitching for the American http://www.baseballlibrary.com/baseballlibrary/excerpts/josh_gibson4.stm

BALLPLAYERS TEAMS CHRONOLOGY TODAY ... Rules: 1900-present Rules The Field The Ball The Bat The Uniforms Chronology FAQ Authors BaseballLibrary.com by The Idea Logical Company, Inc. Josh Gibson A Life in the Negro Leagues by William Brashler Ivan R. Dee, 2000 Buy the book from Chapter 3 N othing sullies the remembrance of Josh's golden moments as witnessed by fellow Negro-league performers. Buck Leonard remembers a game against Leon Day and the Newark Eagles in which the Grays were behind, 2-1. When a runner got on first, Leonard sacrificed him to second, one of the few times the hard-hitting Leonard ever bunted. Josh could tie the game with a single, so Day bore down on him. He got two strikes past Josh and prepared to set him up for a third. Again, Josh was the kind of hitter, as his teammates insist to this day, who never worried about two strikes on him. He didn't shorten up or widen his stance. He believed he could hit anything in any situation, and simply had the confidence he would. Day wound up and threw a tough two-strike pitch, a fast curveball on the outside of the plate, and Josh nailed it over the scoreboard in center field. It was a blast which not only broke up the ball game but which had people slapping their foreheads in disbelief. "He was that kind of power hitter," Leonard said. "Nobody knows how far that ball went that day." Or the time Jack Marshall saw him commit himself too soon and almost strike out on a sucker pitch. Almost. For as Marshall remembers it, Sonny Cornelius was pitching for the American Giants against the Grays at Victory Field in Indianapolis, Indiana. Cornelius threw Josh a good slow curve and fooled him completely. Josh took his short stride, shifted his weight as much as he ever did, and began his swing. He brought his left arm across his body, but halted the motion at the sight of Cornelius's tantalizing slow curve, let go of the bat with his left hand, and with only his right hand gripping the handle, swatted at the ball as if he were going after a horsefly. The drive carried 375 feet and out of the park. Josh circled the bases, unable to contain a smile; Sonny Cornelius shook his head.

59. Baseball Fever - Rotation Finally Intact With Smith, Burnett Back baseball Fever is a baseball discussion forum made for serious baseball fans,historians, Righthander Reid cornelius, who pitched well last year but http://baseball-fever.com/archive/index.php/t-2510.html

Baseball Fever National League Florida Marlins PDA View Full Version : Rotation finally intact with Smith, Burnett back TazMarlin 05-10-2001, 05:54 PM Marlins Team Report By Joe Capozzi/Palm Beach Post Rotation finally intact with Smith, Burnett back MAY 9, 2001 One month into the season, the Marlins finally have their rotation intact. How much did they miss injured righthanders Chuck Smith and A.J. Burnett? If their respective starts last week were an indication of things to come, the Marlins could live up to the wild-card hype that greeted them in spring training. Both returned from the disabled list to turn in memorable first starts of 2001. Smith gave up one run and three hits over eight innings. Most impressive was the fact he threw first-pitch strikes to 19 of the 28 batters he faced. He stayed

60. Baseball Fever - Aybar Will Compete For Fifth Spot In The Rotation baseball Fever is a baseball discussion forum made for serious baseball fans,historians, patience with his inconsistencies and will battle cornelius, http://baseball-fever.com/archive/index.php/t-2582.html

Baseball Fever National League Florida Marlins PDA View Full Version : Aybar will compete for fifth spot in the rotation TazMarlin 01-01-2001, 07:57 PM Marlins Team Report By Joe Capozzi/Palm Beach Post Aybar will compete for fifth spot in the rotation DECEMBER 29, 2000 Righthander Manny Aybar is a wild card for the fifth starting spot in the Marlins' rotation next year. The former Cardinals prospect was 1-0 with a 2.63 ERA in 21 appearances out of the bullpen last season. And he hasn't started a game since 1999. But he has pitched impressively during winter ball, compiling a 4-2 record and 2.94 ERA in the Dominican League numbers that have caught the attention of Marlins brass looking for a quality arm to fill the final spot in the starting rotation. The first four spots will go to righthanders Ryan Dempster, Chuck Smith, Brad Penny and A.J. Burnett.

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