41. Baseball Autographed Memorabilia From All The Top Baseball Stars Item WM1401 Pete rose autographed Cincinnati Enquirer. brian JordanAutographed baseball - Mounted Memories WM1-068C, brian Jordan Autographed http://www.woodworkersauction.com/Collectibles/giftsbaseball3.htm

BASEBALL COLLECTIBLES Just click on any buy button to see details and pricing. You'll never strike out with one of these fine gifts. Aisle Sammy Sosa Commemorative Healy Plaque Item # WMH-WW91 Sammy Sosa Commemorative Plaque. This item has a listing of Sosa's homeruns during his record breaking year. Produced by Healy Manufacturing. Measures 11" X 13." Officially Licensed by Major League Baseball. Pete Rose Autographed Cincinnati Enquirer Item # WM1-401 Pete Rose autographed Cincinnati Enquirer. Framed in a white frame and a red matte. This is a reproduction of the day after Pete broke Ty Cobb's record. Comes with a Certificate of Authenticity from Mounted Memories. 1978 Yankees World Series Healy Plaque Item # WMH-WS1978 1978 Yankees World Series Healy Plaque. Produced by Healy Manufacturing. Officially Licensed by Major League Baseball. 1935 Detroit Tigers World Series Championship Plaque Item # WMH-WS1935 1935 Detroit Tigers World Series Championship Plaque. Produced by Healy Manufacturing. Measures 13" X 16." Officially Licensed by Major League Baseball. Mark McGwire Commemorative Healy Plaque Item # WMH-WW90 Mark McGwire Commemorative Healy Plaque. This item has a listing of McGwire's homeruns during his record breaking year. Produced by Healy Manufacturing. Measures 11" X 13." Officially Licensed by Major League Baseball.

42. Hall Of Fame: One Man's Ballot brian Schneider, Wizards R D/Former Pro Tour Player I overheard theargument, Pete rose and Joe Jackson aren t in the baseball Hall of Fame, http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=mtgevent/hof/ballot1

43. OHHS Sports Pete rose – 13, 1988 4. Mike Wheeler – 12, 1995 brian Mills – 12, 1987 Johnny Peppers – 3, 2000 Pete rose – 3, 1988 brian Mills – 3, 1988 http://www.oakhills.k12.oh.us/Sports/spring/baseball.html

Home OHHS Home + AD's Office Directory ... Records Click for a larger photo Top Back 21-8 (14-4, 3rd GMC) Best of the West Champions Varsity Schedule Date - Opponent - Field - Time Result Monday 03/28/05 *Hamilton High School Home 4:30PM W 5-4 Birm. Groves, Mich. W 3-1 Wednesday 03/30/05 *Hamilton High School Away 4:30PM L 8-9 Friday 04/01/05 *Milford High School Home 4:30PM W 2-1 Monday 04/04/05 *Milford High School Away 4:30PM W 4-0 Wednesday 04/06/05 *Princeton High School Away 4:30PM W 11-6 Friday 04/08/05 *Princeton High School Home 4:30PM W 8-2 Saturday 04/09/05 Mason Tourney Away TBA (Centerville, Mason) W 1-0 L 6-7 Monday 04/11/05 *Colerain High School Away 4:30PM W 5-0 Tuesday 04/12/05 Glen Este High School Home 4:30PM W 5-2 Wednesday 04/13/05 *Colerain High School Home 4:30PM W 5-4 Friday 04/15/05 *Middletown High School Home 4:30PM W 3-2 Saturday 04/16/05 Elder High School Away 7:00PM L 7-8 Monday 04/18/05 *Middletown High School Away 4:30PM W 8-5 Wednesday 04/20/05 *Fairfield Senior High School Away 4:30PM W 8-6 Thursday 04/21/05 *Fairfield Senior High School Home 4:30PM W 10-0 (5) Friday 04/22/05 *Sycamore High School Away 4:30PM W 9-5 Monday 04/25/05 *Sycamore High School Home 4:30PM W 10-0 Wednesday 04/27/05 *Lakota West High School Home 4:30PM L 4-8 Friday 04/29/05 *Lakota West High School Away 4:30PM W 7-2 Saturday 04/30/05 *Best Of The West Away Harrison W 8-7 W 10-9 Sunday 05/01/05 *Best Of The West Away LaSalle Monday 05/02/05 *Lakota East High School Away 4:30PM

44. Baseball Journal, 2/98 In the past, we might have seen brian rose, Carl Pavano, Mike Drumright, That would make Ken Griffey the greatest baseball player of all time, http://www.dntownsend.com/Site/Baseball/bbj0298.htm

David N. Townsend Baseball Journal February 24, 1998 The homers will not endure! Okay, the gauntlet (or maybe the mitt) has now been thrown, and I am officially taking a stand as a contrarian, in opposition to the prevailing Conventional Wisdom throughout baseball punditry. I have now detailed, in previous Journal entries, my theories that the Home Run binge of the mid-1990s is subsiding (see April 1997 ), and that expansion does not automatically imply an increased surplus of hitting (see January 1998 ). I'm now prepared to go further out on my limb, by simply stating: No one will break Roger Maris's home run record this year, nor any time in the foreseeable future. And American League home run totals will not significantly increase in 1998 over 1997, and will more likely decline. Apparently, this view is heresy, this pre-season. The near unanimous consensus among all of the prognosticators is that the combination of another expansion season, with the prominence of Griffey, McGwire, and a few other candidates, virtually assures that the hallowed 61 mark will fall this year. And in general, another, perhaps new record, home run binge awaits us this season. I'm not buying it, for the reasons previously stated, and on which I'd like to elaborate a bit more. It's all about pitching.

45. Rose-Hulman Baseball - Career History roseHulman Institute of Technology baseball 1985-88 13 - Andy Tochterman -1998-01 10 - brian Schwager - 1989-92 10 - Scott Johnson - 1985-88 Most runs http://www.rose-hulman.edu/sports/baseball/recordcar.htm

Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology Baseball Career History (Through 2005 season) INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS HITTING Avg Slug On base ... Errors HITTING (CAREER) Highest batting avg. (minimum 150 AB) .404 - Matt Moore (166-411) - 2001-04 .394 - Scott Tourville (173-439) - 2002-05 .391 - Matt Salisbury (106-271) - 2004-05 .390 - Gary Ellis (90-231) - 1975-78 .378 - Rob Nichols (158-418) - 1996-99 .369 - Eric Baer (122-331) - 1995,97-99 .365 - Matt Pepelea (69-189) - 2004-05 .361 - Kyle Thompson (133-368) - 1987-90 .357 - Josh Nash (61-171) - 2003-05 .355 - Aaron Junkersfeld (114-321) - 1992-95 Highest slugging pct. (minimum 150 AB) .713 - Matt Moore (411 AB) - 2001-04 .658 - Scott Tourville (439 AB) - 2002-05 .632 - Rob Nichols (418 AB) - 1996-99 .620 - Matt Salisbury (271 AB) - 2004-05 .613 - Mark Mayfield (310 AB) - 1985-87 .567 - Gary Ellis (231 AB) - 1975-78 .558 - Keith Oehlman (339 AB) - 1979-82 .538 - Dan Lemons (303 AB) - 1985-88 .538 - Andy Tochterman (476 AB) - 1998-01 .527 - Mike Krueger (524 AB) - 1997-00 Highest on base pct. (minimum 150 AB)

46. Rose-Hulman Baseball - Single-Season History roseHulman Insitute of Technology baseball Nichols - 1999 8 - Scott Tourville -2004 8 - Mark Mayfield - 1987 7 - brian Schwager - 1992 7 - Shawn Smith http://www.rose-hulman.edu/sports/baseball/recordseas.htm

Rose-Hulman Insitute of Technology Baseball Single-Season History (Through 2005) Indiv Season Records Team Season Records INDIVIDUAL SEASON RECORDS HITTING Avg Slug On base ... Errors HITTING (SEASON) Highest batting avg. (minimum 75 AB) .485 - Matt Moore (63-130) - 2003 .468 - Art Nehf (36-77) - 1911 .446 - Les Backman (37-83) - 1909 .441 - Scott Tourville (64-145) - 2004 .440 - Rob Nichols (66-150) - 1999 .438 - Andy Tochterman (60-137) - 2001 .437 - Gary Ellis (45-103) - 1977 .420 - Jason Fox (58-138) - 2001 .420 - Kevin Kluemper (42-100) - 1991 .414 - Keith Oehlman (41-99) - 1981 Highest slugging pct. (minimum 75 AB) .773 - Rob Nichols (150 AB) - 1999 .772 - Scott Tourville (145 AB) - 2004 .762 - Matt Moore (130 AB) - 2003 .747 - Keith Oehlman (99 AB) - 1981 .737 - Andy Tochterman (137 AB) - 2001 .714 - Pete Kasper (105 AB) - 1993 .705 - Mark Mayfield (95 AB) - 1987 .685 - Shawn Smith (89 AB) - 2005 .679 - Scott Tourville (84 AB) - 2005 .669 - Matt Moore (142 AB) - 2004 Highest on base pct. (minimum 75 AB)

47. The Sports Network - Southern League Baseball brian rose went two innings for the Lookouts and absorbed the loss. He yieldedthree runs two earned on two hits and a pair of walks. rose is 103. http://sportsnetwork.com/default.asp?c=sportsnetwork&page=milb-south/news/EFN343

48. MLB Center Baseball Forums - Peter Gammons Column On Sox Forums for the discussion of Major League baseball and baseball gaming. They have Martinez, sometimes they have Paxton Crawford or brian rose, http://forums.mlbcenter.com/showthread.php?t=7907

49. Carolina Mudcats Baseball Carolina Mudats Class AA baseball Affiliate of the Florida Marlins based in Carolina (18-13) trailed ex-major leaguer brian rose (L, 1-2) 1-0 in the http://www.gomudcats.com/news/2004/may/040510.asp

PH: 919.269.2287 FX: 919.269.4910 May 10, 2004 Chattanooga, TN - Joe Dillon and Josh Willingham singled in successive runs in the seventh, then Jason Stokes blasted his fourth homer in four games to lead Carolina to its fifth straight win, 3-1 over Chattanooga at Bell South Park on Monday night. Carolina's five-game winning streak is its longest since winning nine in a row in the first half of 2003, and propelled the Mudcats into sole possession of second place in the East, trailing first-place Jacksonville by two games. Tennessee (17-14) is tied for third with the Lookouts, three games behind after starting the night tied for second with Carolina. Carolina (18-13) trailed ex-major leaguer Brian Rose (L, 1-2) 1-0 in the seventh before a pair of infield hits began the rally. Josh Wilson (1-4, R) singled behind second base, followed by an infield roller up the third base line by Chip Ambres (2-4, R, 2K) which was scooped up by Edwin Encarnacion. After Kenny Kelly raced down a deep drive to the right-centerfield wall by Jason Stokes (HR, 11, 1-4, RBI, GDP), Dillon (1-4, RBI) followed with a line single to left-center to score Wilson to tie the game 1-1. Willingham (1-4, RBI, K) drooped a single over shortstop for the tie-breaking hit. Stokes led off the ninth inning with a solo homer to left against reliever Travis Thompson, hit Southern League leading 11th, which set a franchise record for homering in four straight contests.

50. Diamond Mind Baseball baseball Articles Index Ritchie Todd MIN 4.58 .290 42 0 2 3 0 74.7 87 2844 11 rose brian BOS 12.00 .357 1 1 0 0 0 3.0 5 2 3 0 Rusch Glendon KCA 5.50 http://www.diamond-mind.com/articles/rook97.htm

Baseball Articles Index 1997 Rookies By Tom Tippett, October 29, 1997 To help you begin thinking about the upcoming rookie drafts in your Diamond Mind leagues (or other fantasy leagues, for that matter), here is a list of all players who made their major-league debut in 1997. Because many leagues do not allow you to draft a player before he appears in the major leagues, chances are these players will be available in your league's draft. Some of these guys will help you right away, while others are highly-touted comers who were called up in September for the first time. Last year, I scooped up Nomar Garciaparra with my first draft pick (even though he didn't play much in 1996), and this year's list contains several players who are expected to do the same next year. This is a great place to find the guys who can begin to turn your team around or who can help sustain that dynasty that you've put together. 1997 Rookie Batters 1997 Rookie Pitchers Diamond Mind, Inc.

51. Baseball Digest: American League Pre-Season Rosters For 2000 brian R R 61 185 8/19/74 19 Dickson, Jason L R 6-0 195 3/30/73 27 Fyhrie, Juan R R 6-5 215 6/27/77 19 rose, brian R R 6-3 215 2/13/76 17 Saberhagen, http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0FCI/is_5_59/ai_64150763

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52. JDM | 2004 All-Stars Topps/Minor League baseball TripleA Double-A C rose Mike C Willingham Josh 1BJohnson Dan 1B Howard RHP Snell Ian RHP rose brian P Astacio Ezequiel http://www.attheplate.com/2004/04_all-stars.htm

2004 Minor League All-Stars (Post-season) Topps/Minor League Baseball Triple-A Double-A C Rose Mike C Willingham Josh 1B Johnson Dan 1B Howard Ryan 2B Burke Chris 2B Lewis Richard 3B Atkins Garrett 3B McPherson Dallas SS Peralta Jhonny SS Hill Aaron OF Diaz Matt OF West Kevin OF Kubel Jason OF Calzado Napoleon OF Riggs Adam OF Taveras Willy DH Young Ernie DH Shealy Ryan RHP Hendrickson Ben RHP Snell Ian LHP Downs Scott LHP Francis Jeff RP Whiteside Matt RP Baker Brad Topps/Minor League Baseball Single-A Short-Season/Rookie C Barton Daric C Santin Daniel 1B Dopirak Brian 1B Dunlap Corey 2B Kendrick Howie 2B Iribarren Hernan 3B Stewart Ian 3B Butler Billy SS Aybar Erick SS Rodriguez Sean OF Stavisky Brian OF Herrera Javier OF Moss Brandon OF Einertson Mitch OF Young Delmon OF Tierce Jonathan DH Eldred Brad DH Carter Chris RHP Ramirez Ismael RHP Martinez Ronnie LHP Duke Zach LHP Santana Andy RP Sierra Edwardo RP Miller Jim Baseball America Baseball America

53. Courier-journal.com » The Courier-Journal » Louisville, KY » Baseball Even the finest baseball prospects don t whip up much mainstream sports hype . are the sort endured last night by Louisville Bats hurler brian rose. http://www.courier-journal.com/apps/pbcs.dll/section?Category=SPORTS07

54. TSN.ca - MLB Reds - Canada's Sports Leader brian rose 37 P Also, baserunners roam freely with rose on the mound. 1997, Triple-A All-Star Team (baseball America) http://www.tsn.ca/mlb/teams/players/bio/?id=1306&hubname=mlb-reds

55. Huskerextra.com Blog » Bishop Gone From Baseball I disagree with the comment about Bishop, brian. He was AWFUL. As for thebaseball broadcast, neither Bishop nor rose know enough about baseball to http://www.journalstar.com/huskerextra2/blog/index.php?p=632

56. 2001 Division III Baseball All Americans South Region All Americans, Second Team Catcher brian Strong, Ferrum; StephenHatcher Jason Fox, rose-Hulman; Designated Hitter -brian Frasco, Hiram; http://odac.bridgewater.edu/div3base/2001/2001allamerican.htm

2001 All American Teams (Regional All-Americans listed below) West Midwest Central Mideast ... New England Division III Player of the Year: Jay Coakley, Marietta Division III Pitcher of the Year: Matt DeSalvo, Marietta Division III Easton-Redline Defensive Player of the Year: Jay Coakley, Marietta 2001 ABCA/Rawlings All American First Team Pos Player, School Cl AVE RBI TB SB FA C Jay Coakley, Marietta Jr. C Jose Cortez, Pomona-Pitzer So. Drew Caravella, Ohio Wesleyan Jr. Brad O'Connell, Wisconsin-Stout Sr. Craig Conway, Montclair State Sr. SS Nick Tempesta, Eastern Conn State Sr. OF Eric Swedberg, Worcester State Jr. OF Travis Gaidos, York Jr. OF Bob Capaldo, College of New Jersey Jr. UTL Derek Johnson, Denison Sr. DH Dan Penberthy, Wooster Jr. Cl W-L-S R ER ERA SO P Ryan Donegan, Emory Sr. P Matt DeSalvo, Marietta Jr. P Andrew Tisdale, Chapman So. P Mike Howell, Cortland State Jr. Second Team 2001 All Americans Second Team: Catcher - Matt Thede, Wartburg; First Base - Damon Whalen, Wheaton; Rob Frith, Whittier; Second Base - Jake Mauer, St. Thomas (Minn); Third Base - Adam Friedrick, Fontbonne; Shortstop - Matt Day, York; Outfield - Jack Lipari, William Paterson; Shaun Rice, Ohio Wesleyan; Tyler Delorme, Southern Maine; Designated Hitter - JP Johnston, La Grange; Utility - Nick Johnson, Ripon; Pitcher - Kevin Cadres, Bridgewater State (Mass); Steve Schilsky, Illinois Wesleyan; Yani Rosenberg; Johns Hopkins; Matt Englander; Wooster. Third Team 2001 All Americans Third Team: Catcher - Rick Mulinix, Mount Union; First Base - Colin Renick, College of New Jersey; Second Base - Ryan Gilfillan, Illinois Wesleyan; Dave Wurst, Montclair State; Third Base - Travis Smith, Cortland State; Shortstop - Pat Toomey, Southern Maine; Brian Sprout, St. Olaf; Outfield - Matt Lengwenous, Pacific; Matt St. John, Aurora; Justin Barnett, Southwestern (Texas); Utility - Scott Allan, Montclair State; Nik Lubisich, Willamette; Pitcher - Ryan Costello, Montclair State; Andy Muller, Wheaton; Phil Benante, Cortland State.

57. 1996 NCAA Division III Baseball All American Team SS, brian Lindner, William Paterson, Sr. .440, 8, 79 WisconsinOshkosh; EricTryon, rose-Hulman; brian Zinda, Claremont-Mudd-Scripts; Utility - Kevin http://odac.bridgewater.edu/div3base/1996/1996allamerican.htm

1996 ABCA All American Team Division III Player of the Year: Joe Thomas, Marrietta First Team Pos Player, School Cl AVE HR RBI C Matt Jackson, Wooster Jr. Mark Beyer, Carthage Sr. Joe Thomas, Marrietta Jr. David Jones, Ferrum Sr. Tony Minor, Southern Maine Jr. SS Brian Lindner, William Paterson Sr. OF Shorty Flees, Carthage Jr. OF Jason Nypaver, Allegheny Sr. OF Eric Roepsch, Framington State Sr. OF Jeff Zappa, Wisconsin-Oshkosh Sr. DH Joe Musgrove, Allegheny Jr. Cl W L ERA P Tim Adkins, Methodist Jr. P Bob Davies, Marrietta So. P Jimmy Hamilton, Ferrum Jr. P Dave Lohman, Rensselaer Jr. P Joe Thomas, Marrietta Jr. Second Team Catcher - Jay Ahrendt, Illinois Wesleyan; Jared Beck, Emory and Henry; First Base - Mike Highfill, Millsaps; Second Base - Mike Pagana, Mt. St. Mary's (NY); Shortstop - Tommy Martinez, Upper Iowa; Outfielder - Ameil Gross, Southwestern (Texas); Brian Kelly, William Paterson; Tyler Laughrey, Claremont-Mudd-Scripts; Jim Mayer, Capital; Jim Willard, Rensselaer; Pitcher - Andy Kimball, Wisconsin-Oshkosh; Eric Tryon, Rose-Hulman; Brian Zinda, Claremont-Mudd-Scripts; Utility - Kevin O'Leary Bridgewater State (Mass); Garvin Winfield, Carthage. Third Team Catcher - Brian Lopez, Southwestern (Texas); First Base - Frank Beckhorn, Kean; Shortstop - Andy Clapp, Oswego State, Brock Whobrey, LaVerne; Outfielder - Tony Fisher, St. Thomas (Minn); Ryan Hurba, Oswego State; Brian Manning, Allentown; Mike Ranieri, Trinty (Mass); Jin Wong, Mary Washington; Pitcher - Brian Appelman, William Paterson; Andrew Barber, California Lutheran; Travis Mueller, Upper Iowa; Bill Snyder, Rensselaer; Jeff Tagllenti, Tuffs; Designated Hitter - Craig Birk, UC San Diego.

58. Major League Baseball Transactions Tampa Bay Devil Rays brian rose RHP brian rose claimed off special waivers from the New York Mets.4/19/01, Travis Phelps RHP Travis Phelps recalled from TripleA Durham. http://mlb.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/mlb/transactions/index.jsp?c_id=tb&year=2001&month

59. Heretical Ideas » ROSE RETURNING TO BASEBALL? 8/14/2003. rose RETURNING TO baseball? by Alex Knapp. The Wall Street Journal isreporting that Pete rose might Comment by brian — 8/17/2003 @ 453 pm http://hereticalideas.com/index.php?p=994

60. NewStandard: 7/22/99 brian rose has become a fullfledged, honest-to-goodness major league pitcher baseball is a game of routine. It s also a game of home runs and rose http://www.southcoasttoday.com/daily/07-99/07-22-99/d01sp135.htm

In full bloom Brian Rose has become a full-fledged, honest-to-goodness major league pitcher and the Red Sox are glad to have him By Bob Hanna, Standard-Times staff writer From the back of the pack, if you cocked your head to one side and looked between two larger heads, you could see through the tangle of bodies, cameras and microphones, a smiling Brian Rose, his face aglow under the glare of the TV lights. Dartmouth's Brian Rose. The Brian Rose who used to play on the Little League fields in Dartmouth. The one who caught our attention on the Dartmouth High School diamond. The very same Brian Rose, who at this frozen moment in time was almost hidden by the forest of technological equipment in the center of the Red Sox clubhouse, where once Roger Clemens used to hold court. Make no mistake. Brian Rose has arrived as a Major League pitcher. All you doubters who thought he wouldn't last in the Red Sox pitching rotation, forget it. He may not always wear a Red Sox uniform in this revolving door world of free agency, but he's in the Big Leagues to stay, as long as his arm and his health hold out. And the Red Sox know that.

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