About UC Athletics 12, SCOTT WRAY, 15, M, , 2701. 13, BILL ball, 15, M, -, 2734. 3, cornelius GAWER, 20, M, -, 1930. 6, KYLE DIEDUARDO, 20, M, BASEball STAFF, 2149. http://www.ucbearcats.com/sports/track/history/2002-2003/greatrun.asp
Extractions: What was the most significant achievement of the 2003-04 sports year at UC? Men's basketball winning the C-USA season and tournament titles. Volleyball winning the C-USA season crown. Men's Soccer winning C-USA and getting to NCAA Tournament. Men's Track winning the C-USA title. Dance Team winning national hip-hop championship. Great Bearcat Run Results Results - All Runners Results by Age Group October 27th, 2002 Results - All Runners Event #1 MIXED 5000M RUN TERENCE DOHERTY M RUNNING AINT WORKING MICHAEL DEHRING M TEAM UNGER CHAD SEXTON M ANDY FUSSELMAN M RUNNING AINT WORKING STEVE HALL M RUNNING AINT WORKING PAUL HARKINS M MED DREW BAYLIFF M UNGER MATT VANDOREN M PHI KAPPA THETA DAVID JIROUSEK M PATRICK VAUGHAN M CBA RICK DRAKE M JEFF HARRIS M GEORGE WILLOUGHBY M THE LORDS GYM BRANDON HURLEY M CORNELIUS GAWER M PATRICK BRADFORD M NICK KRUMMEN M PAUL HAMILTON M CARL ZUGELTER M TED HEIDHARDT M ENG ROBERT MELVIN M TIM HOLLENKAMP M ENG PETER KISTINGER M CCDS RICHARD MCCUMBER M BILLY ANDERSON M JON MOULTON M SHAM SCOTT BURKHART M PHI KAPPA THETA TOM FLESSA M FRED KAUFMAN M SIG EP BRENDAN CORCORAN M JACK NIESON M NATE HOOD M SIGMA CHI WILLIAM HAASE M KYLE DIEDUARDO M BASEBALL STAFF CHRIS KEEGAN M UC ALUM RON STERLING M TRAVIS TIFFANY M CCDS GINA HUEY F TIM KLOSTERMEIR M SHAM GLEN GETZ M RAFE DAVIS M U COLL RHETORICIANS PATRICK ALBRINCK M ALBRINCK KEITH WEHMEYER M MIKE LEWIS M RICHARD SMITH M ROB BULAS M PRI NICK FLESSA M JEFF DITCH M BASEBALL STAFF RYAN SQUIRE M BASEBALL STAFF TERRENCE MCTIGUC M JOE SCHERRER M
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Major League Baseball Official Info Umpires All-Time Roster Powell, cornelius J. NL, 192324, 33. Ask the Umpire. Throughout the season, Major League Baseball umpires will be fielding Jim Edmonds juggles the ball in center http://mlb.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/mlb/official_info/umpires/all_time_roster.jsp
The Learning Page - Community Center - Baseball Join America at Play Play ball (Americas Library Today in History) Meet cornelius Alexander McGillicuddy of early major league baseball fame (Philadelphia http://memory.loc.gov/learn/community/cc_baseball.php
Extractions: Register or Logon to Chat. View transcripts of past Live Chat sessions. "The way a team plays as a whole determines its success. You may have the greatest bunch of individual stars in the world, but if they don't play together, the club won't be worth a dime." - Babe Ruth online resources Especially for Teachers...
Today In History: December 22 cornelius Alexander McGillicuddy, known as Connie Mack, the Tall Mack was elected to the Baseball Hall of Mack played professional ball, mostly as a catcher http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/today/dec22.html
Extractions: Baseball Cards, 1887-1914 Cornelius Alexander McGillicuddy, known as Connie Mack, the "Tall Tactician" of major league baseball, was born on December 22 , 1862 in East Brookfield, Massachusetts. Ramrod-straight and a string bean of a man at 6'1" and 150 pounds, Mack was a professional baseball player prior to serving as manager and team executive for 53 years. Fifty of those years, from 1901 through the 1950 season, were spent as owner-manager of the Philadelphia Athletics . The A's won nine American League championships and five World Series under the management of this beloved and respected baseball legend. In 1937, Mack was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame Mack played professional ball, mostly as a catcher, in more than 700 major league games. The story goes that he shortened his name to Mack so that it would fit on the score board. In 1901, he became manager and owner of a 25 percent stake in the Philadelphia club, which he named the Athletics after the old American Association team of the 1880s. Mack was easy to spot on the benchhe was the man in the business suit (as seen in the panoramic team photograph displayed below). Mr. Mack, as he was respectfully referred to, never wore a uniform and rarely went into the clubhouse except for a pre-game meeting, a practice he initiated in the major leagues. His habit of moving his players into proper fielding position by waving his scorecard earned him the title "tenth man on the field."
MSU Baseball News a hit, appeared to be seeing the ball much, much happened to former Bulldog signee Reid cornelius (signed for 06/97 The eighth MSU alumni baseball game will http://www.ebicom.net/~swindoll/msubaseballskuttlebutt/9710msubaseballnews.htm
Extractions: Baseball News Archives Oct Nov Dec Jan ... Sep Other Skuttle-Butts MSU Basketball MSU Football Ole Miss Southern Miss ... Juco Mississippi State University Sports Hotline: (601) 325-3861 Please contact me at swindoll@ebicom.net if you have any Miss State baseball info you would like to share. All comments are greatly appreciated. - Here are the highlights from yesterday's Bulldog World Series doubleheader (each game was 5 innings): Mark Freed - 5 IP, 5 Hits, 6 Ks, 1 BB, 1 Run (earned) Jeremy Jackson - 5 IP, 2 Hits, 6 Ks, 4 BB, Runs Kevin Donovan - 4 IP, 3 Hits, 4 Ks, 1 BB, 2 Runs (earned) Barry Walters - 4 2/3 IP, 3 Hits, 6 Ks, 2 BB, 3 Runs (1 earned) Sparky Sparkman - 2 hits in 2 at-bats Rob Hauswald - 1 hit in 3 at-bats Barry Patton - 2 hits in 2 at-bats, 2 runs scored Chad Case - 2 hits in 4 at-bats Brent Walker - 1 hit in 2 at-bats, 1 double Other notes: Ole Miss transfer Chris Lotterhos played a very good defensive second base. Travis Chapman continues to play a very good defensive shortstop. Bonnie Wheeler
BIOPROJ.SABR.ORG :: The Baseball Biography Project. The school did not have a baseball team, so he fit better into a box score, the way cornelius McGillicuddy had a game, he put a little something on the ball. http://bioproj.sabr.org/bioproj.cfm?a=v&v=l&bid=730&pid=8412
BIOPROJ.SABR.ORG :: The Baseball Biography Project. seeing a picture of Dutch Leonard gripping a baseball. index and middle fingers into the ball s seamhe knuckler for his high school team (cornelius High School http://bioproj.sabr.org/bioproj.cfm?a=v&bid=623&pid=0
BBSV :: Thema Anzeigen - Ergebnisse 24/25.4 Translate this page _ Play hard, play fair, PLAY ball! http//www.baseball-aus-bayern.de.vu/ http//www.coburgcubs.de.vu/. PUBLIUS cornelius TACITUS. http://forum.baseball-in-bayern.de/viewtopic.php?p=65126
Extractions: Even if you can't visit the Cooperstown, NY museum, you'll enjoy the online exhibits including World Series programs, the 3,000 Hit Club, and the 1998 race for the home run record between Mark McGwire and Barry Bonds. Read biographies and statistics of the 254 Hall of Fame players. With wav or MP3, listen to the radio announcer at the 1951 playoff game where "the shot heard round the world" was broadcast and other audio clips. The Games section has numerous trivia games, baseball haiku, and digital postcards. Select one of several pictures, a baseball stamp, and add music, "Take Me Out to the Ball Game," of course. The educational section uses primary sources such as the manual for the All-American Girl's Baseball League, "A Guide for All American Girls". Other primary source topics include Baseball during World War II, Jackie Robinson, and the Negro Leagues.
Extractions: Every four years, the world watches the summer Olympic Games. Ask students what they know about the Olympics. Discuss with students why they are held, how they originated, when they are held, the participants, the events, and the medals. For a homework assignment, ask students to write a research paper about how sports and politics have melded together and affected the Olympic Games. Examples include the Berlin games in 1936 and 1972, the Moscow games in 1980, and the Los Angeles games in 1984. Online Resources
Ball, Cornelius From Linkspider UK Sports Directory Directory Topic ball, cornelius. Grave of cornelius ball Neal Photos from Mountain Grove Cemetery in Bridgeport, Connecticut. http://linkspider.co.uk/Sports/Baseball/People/Players/B/Ball,Cornelius/
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PHMC Doc Heritage: The National Pastime Lajoie, Benjamin F. Shibe, President, cornelius Magillicuddy (Connie the Philadelphia American League Base ball Club, and day of the 1902 baseball season the http://www.docheritage.state.pa.us/documents/baseball.asp
Extractions: Modern Era ... Contact Us Click on the Image for a larger view of the image. Philadelphia Commerical Museum Collection Several of the most important legal documents in the early history of modern major league baseball were created during a protracted legal battle that resulted from Napoleon Lajoie jumping his contract with the National League's Philadelphia Phillies in order to play for the upstart American League Philadelphia Athletics. This gave the Athletics instant credibility as a major league team, and helped to create great animosity between the two leagues. The Lajoie case is still cited as being relevant in sports law today. In early 1901, the owner of the Philadelphia Phillies, Colonel John L. Rogers, filed suit in state court to try to regain Lajoie's services. Rogers and his team, the Philadelphia Ball Club, Limited, were the plaintiffs vs. Napoleon Lajoie, Benjamin F. Shibe, President, Cornelius Magillicuddy (Connie Mack), Manager and Treasurer of the Philadelphia American League Base Ball Club, and Frank Hough, Agent were the defendants. Common Pleas Court No. 5 rejected the Philadelphia Phillies request for an injunction against Lajoie and the American League on May 17, 1901. The Phillies promptly appealed this decision.
The Illinois-Indiana-Iowa League Finn (Bloomington, 1923) Nineteenyear-old cornelius Francis Finn his first season of professional baseball in the Finn drew praise for his ball playing while http://www.ilstu.edu/~wfstein/3I/playersF.htm
Extractions: Players of the Three-I League by Bill Steinbacher-Kemp Neal "Mickey" Finn (Bloomington, 1923): Nineteen-year-old Cornelius Francis Finn spent his first season of professional baseball in the Illinois-Indiana-Iowa League. After five seasons in the Pacific Coast League, he broke into the majors as a utility infielder with Brooklyn. Tragically, the 29-year old second baseman died during the 1933 season due to complications from a stomach ailment. Born and raised in New York City, Finn drew praise for his ball playing while still at St. Ignatius Loyola elementary school in Manhattan. He then played in the city's Catholic league, though it's doubtful he finished high school. At age 19, he appeared in 112 games for the Bloomington Bloomers of the Three Eye. He finished the 1923 season with 94 hits and 2 home runs in 366 at-bats (for a .257 batting average). He also scored 40 runs and stole 7 bases for the fourth-place Bloomers. Future St. Louis Browns standout George Blaeholder also played for the Bloomers in 1923, splitting the season between Terre Haute and Bloomington. That year, the Decatur Commies (81-54) bested the Rockford Rox(76-63) for the league pennant. Finn spent 1924 in Wilkes-Barre of the Class D New York-Pennsylvania League, batting a
Central Tops East Again For SPC Baseball Title of intensity, EastCentral is usually SPC baseballs answer lead after two-out RBIs by Adam cornelius and Cal and with fans bellowing on every ball and strike http://www.salisburypost.com/2001may/050401e.htm
Extractions: UNIONVILLE Central Cabarrus center fielder Josh Doughty was the only person in the park who wasnt absolutely certain the baseball was gone. Central led East Rowan 5-4 in the South Piedmont Conference Tournament championship game in the top of the sixth inning. With two outs and one on, Viking lefty Thomas Wilson hung a curveball to Drew Davis the only bad pitch he threw in three innings of work. The sound generated by the collision of Davis arcing bat with that floating baseball was a Fourth-of-July level explosion. Wilson grimaced. Davis smiled. The East dugout rose as one, arms lifted in triumph. East fans, lurching forward from bleacher seats and lawn chairs, whooped. Central coach Bryan Tyson buried his head in his hands. I didnt even get up off my stool, said Tyson. Davis hit it a mile. I knew it was out.
East Falls 4-3 In First Round Of State Baseball Playoffs way, a fitting end to a fitful season for East Rowan baseball. The ball and East hopes soared skyward their last games for East were Adam cornelius, Aaron Safrit http://www.salisburypost.com/2001may/050901k.htm
Extractions: GRANITE QUARRY In a way, a fitting end to a fitful season for East Rowan baseball. The Mustangs fell 4-3 to ancient nemesis South Point in the first round of the state 3A playoffs on Tuesday night at Staton Field, stranding eight baserunners, missing a game-winning homer by a handful of feet and leaving hundreds of forlorn fans with misty eyes. This game was a reflection of our whole season, said East right fielder Nick Lefko, who launched that last-ditch drive that nearly salvaged the evening. We just didnt get two-out hits. The opportunities were there tonight like they were all year, agreed East coach Jeff Safrit, whos 10th straight sojourn to the playoffs screeched to an abrupt halt. We were in every game. It always came down to one play or one hit. Its tough. When your season ends with a one-run loss, youd just as soon get beat 10-nothing. It was a year in which East (17-9) usually lived on the edge and sometimes slipped off the ledge. Tuesday nights defeat was the Mustangs sixth by a single run. There were two two-run losses. The Mustangs most-lopsided setback all season was 3-0 to Jared Barnette at West Rowan.
Newsletter - The Baseball Factory were selected in the Major League Baseball draft and Carson HS , NV Ryan Hopkins , 2way , ball , TX Justin P/SS , Calvert HS , MD Steve cornelius , P , River http://www.baseballfactory.com/downloads/news/12-15/121502-1.html
Extractions: Baseball Factory Announces Preseason All-Americans Baseball Factory would like to congratulate all of those that have been selected as Preseason All-Americans. A panel of Baseball Factory staff members, including professional scouts, former professional players, and former college coaches, nominated these players based on their outstanding level of play at previous Factory events. These players are given the opportunity to play at Dodgertown, the number one spring training facility, and showcase their talents before college coaches and professional scouts. In the past over 80% of those selected have attended the all-weekend event in Vero Beach, Florida. Previous Baseball Factory All-Americans have achieved great heights. Last year alone, 32 All-Americans were selected in the Major League Baseball draft and numerous others received substantial scholarships and grants.
