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TY COBB BASEBALL'S GREATEST PLAYER. by Gene Schoor, 1952
My Life in Baseball: The True Record by Ty Cobb, Al Stump, 1993-01-01
My Twenty Years in Baseball by Ty Cobb, 2009-06-22
TY COBB: BAD BOY OF BASEBALL (Step Into Reading. a Step 4 Book, Grades 2-4) by Sydelle Kramer, 1995-03-28
The Greatest Team of All Time: As Selected by Baseball's Immortals, from Ty Cobb to Willie Mays by Nicholas Acocella, Donald Dewey, 1994-10
MY LIFE IN BASEBALL by Ty Cobb, 1993
The Joe Williams Baseball Reader: The Glorious Game, from Ty Cobb and Babe Ruth to the Amazing Mets : 50 Years of Baseball Writing
PRO SPORTS HALLS OF FAME - VOLUME 7 - BASEBALL 1936-1969 Ty Cobb to Stan Musial by Multiple Authors, 1997
Baseball Legends Comics Ty Cobb by Hugh Shaapiro, 1992
Baseball Player-managers: Ty Cobb, Albert Spalding, Leo Durocher, Jimmy Collins, Joe Torre, Honus Wagner, Connie Mack, Jimmy Mcaleer, Cap Anson
Baseball's Greatest Players from Ty Cobb to Willie Mays
Baseball's Greatest Players from Ty Cobb to Willie Mays by Tom Meany, 1955
Play Ball ! an up-to-the minute Book on how to play all Positions in Baseball, introducing an entirely new method of Batting & Special Chapters on Pitching by Dave Ferris, batting by Ted Williams, Base running by Ty Cobb, by Special Chapters on Pitching by Dave Ferris, batting by Ted Williams, Base running by Ty Cobb, introduction by Joe Cronin, Former owner Inscription, illustrated Bert Dunne, 1951
One For the Book 1949 Complete All-Time Baseball Records Major League by illustrated including drawing Ty Cobb Leonard Gettelson, 1949

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Ty Cobb -- Britannica Student Encyclopedia
, cobb, ty professional baseball player , ty cobb Information on this Americanbaseball player. Includes a biography, career statistics, and a photo gallery.
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LookSmart - Directory - Ty Cobb
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Sports: Baseball: Major_League: Players: C: Cobb,_Ty - Open Site
Top Sports baseball Major League Players C cobb, ty (1) Lifetime Statisticsand Profile. ty cobb Profile. Born. 1218-1886 in Narrows, GA USA. Died.
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Extractions: Ty Cobb Offensive Statistics by Year Year Team G AB H BA R HR RBI SO BB SB CS Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Athletics Athletics Ty Cobb Career Offensive Totals Years ST G AB H BA R HR RBI SO BB SB CS
Ty Cobb - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
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Extractions: (from cigarette package) He was born Tyrus Raymond Cobb in Narrows, Georgia to William, a teacher, and his child-bride, Amanda. William named his eldest child after the Phoenician city of Tyre , which withstood Alexander the Great 's army. Ty so loved baseball, he'd sleep with his homemade bat. William was opposed to Ty playing baseball, fearing it would turn him into a "ruffian." He finally relented, assuming that once Ty got it out of his system, he would return home to lead a "respectable" life. Ty was playing for the Augusta Tourists on August 8 when something happened that changed his life forever. William told Amanda he was going on a 3 day trip, but returned that night, and climbed up a ladder to their bedroom window. Believing him an intruder, she killed him with the shotgun he gave her for her protection. Although he initally supported her (she was acquitted at trial), Ty idolized William, and came to believe the rumors that Amanda was unfaithful and William was trying to catch her with her lover. Ty never got over the incident nor forgave her. Eight days after his father's funeral, Cobb was called up to the Detroit Tigers Cobb won 13 American League batting titles, a record that has not been closely approached. His
Ty Cobb - Baseball
By ty cobb. A player on our Royston Reds, Van Bagwell, went up to Nashville ona trip and saw some Southern League baseball. There they had heard of him.
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Extractions: TY COBB 12 Time American League Batting Champion The Georgia Peach Playing Prominence: - Preface - Records - Honorary Awards - Playing Stats ... - Sign Guestbook Philanthropy: TY COBB Museum TY COBB Healthcare Cobb Educational Foundation Salvation Army ... Hospitable Special Interest: TY COBB Memoirs History of Royston Career In Brief 20 Years in Detroit ... Ty Cobb's Home Place Links TY COBB Museum TY COBB Healthcare Major League Baseball Detroit Tigers ... Augusta Chronicle We would love your feedback about our progress. Contact us at ProjectDirector Return To Index TY COBB Memoirs Father Become A Fan Cobb Was A Hustler Cobb Praises Ed Walsh Cobb Explains Base Stealing ... Cobb Taught Himself Art Of Sliding Father Becomes A Fa n CHAPTER 6 By Ty Cobb A player on our Royston Reds, Van Bagwell, went up to Nashville on a trip and saw some Southern League baseball. There they had heard of him. For Days we talked about Van Bagwell being up there among the minor leagues - a professional and making good. Finally we got a letter from Van Bagwell telling all about the professional league, how the players acted, what was expected of them, and so on. The Bagwell letter having given us all a new line of thought, a friend of mine wrote to Con Strouthers, manager of the Augusta team, about me. The letter from Strouthers was a bombshell in our home. To say that I was excited would be putting it mildly - my father was shocked. Never in my life had I had an argument with my father. Boys in my section of the country accepted family discipline as a matter of course.
Cobb, Ty
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Extractions: It was a refreshing look from a contemporary view of this fasinating era of baseball. Crammed full of interesting pictures. The Author certainly portrays Cobb as a baseball player extroadinaire. This book adornes my coffee table and is great for sneaking in a quick look from the "Deadball area." Customer Rating:
Books On Ty Cobb, Baseball Legend
ty cobb (baseball Legends) by Norman L. MacHt, Jim Murray (Introduction)(Library Binding December 1992), My Life in baseball The
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Extractions: Not long before his death, Ty Cobb, as complex and haunted a human being as ever stepped onto a diamond, tapped a young writer named Al Stump to collaborate with him on his autobiography. The result, My Life in Baseball: The True Record, never came close to reaching first base; with Cobb (holder of the game's highest lifetime batting average and lowest lifetime reputation) calling the signals, it was an antiseptic whitewash, as false as its titular claim would have you believe otherwise. Hidden between the lines was the living hell that Cobbreclusive, bitter, ravaged with cancer, in great pain, and shunned by the baseball communityput Stump through to make sure his demon-filled story was properly sanitized. Some 30 years later, Stump brilliantly wrought his revenge with the best tool a writer can wield: absolute honesty. In Cobb, he rectifies his earlier cover-up and paints an unforgettable portrait of an unforgettable character: The Georgia Peachpits and all. Not only does Stump painstakingly assemble the disparate pieces of Cobb's tangled personality and storied career, he also recounts in scrupulous detail the literal wild ride that comprised his months in the company of the dying baseball legend. It is, from its opening inscription ("To get along with me," Cobb told Stump, "don't increase my tension"), a tour de force, as good a sports biography as exists, and an altogether riveting telling of a riveting life.
The Baseball Career Of Ty Cobb
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Extractions: The baseball career of Ty Cobb Ty Cobb, one of the most popular, outspoken players in baseball, set many of the standards for the game in the early 20th century. Just how good with the bat was Ty Cobb? There was once a story that during a game, the opposing team was heckling Cobb while he was at the plate. Cobb hit the first pitch foul, right into the visitors dugout. He did the same thing on the second pitch...and the third pitch...seven consecutive times he shot the ball at his hecklers. Needless to say, the heckling stopped. Ty Cobb began his big league career in 1905 at the age of 19. Cobb once admitted that he was far from being a great athlete, but that he was so good because of his strong desire to win. That desire made him a very unlikable person among many other major league players, as he often slid into bases with his cleats high and was hostile toward everyone who crossed his path. bodyOffer(20717) Ironically, despite that winning desire, Cobb never won a World Series in his 24-year career. But he did hold almost every batting and base-running record after his retirement. He won 10 batting crowns, and still holds the record for career batting average at .366. He led the league five times in runs scored, four times in RBI, eight times in slugging percentage, and six times in on-base percentage. Hes third in history in stolen bases with 892, and second to Pete Rose in hits with 4191. Cobb played for Detroit through most of his career, including player-manager for the Tigers in 1926. He signed for a brief time with the Philadelphia Athletics and retired after the 1928 season. The Georgia Peach was a member of the first class of inductees into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1936, receiving 222 of a possible 226 votes.
@ugusta History: Ty Cobb, A Baseball Hall Of Famer, Made Augusta His Home, June
For nearly a quarter of a century, ty cobb, the greatest baseball playerof his day and some say of all time - made his home in Augusta.
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Extractions: Web-posted June 21, 1996 at 4 p.m. F or nearly a quarter of a century, Ty Cobb, the greatest baseball player of his day - and some say of all time - made his home in Augusta. He finished his incredible career with dozens of records, including the highest lifetime batting average in major league history. Cobb, known as the ``Georgia Peach,'' was also one of the top celebrities of his day - a man who golfed with U.S. presidents, made a fortune on outside investments and even played the theater circuit. But his image is forever shaped by his aggressive play on the field and his off-field bouts of violence - both presented in this year's movie Cobb, staring Tommy Lee Jones, and the book it was based on by sportswriter Al Stump. On the field, Cobb taunted opponents as well as teammates, threatening them with his sharpened spikes, his bat or his fists. Away from the field, Cobb was frequently hauled into court for his assaults on fans, hotel porters, even a neighborhood butcher.
Cobb (1994)
Anyone with a true appreciation for ty cobb, baseball, history or psychology in generalshould appreciate this unique film as it is an excellent tale with a
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Cobb, Ty. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001
The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001. cobb, ty. (tyrus Raymondcobb), 18861961, American baseball player, b. Narrows, Ga.
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Cobb, Ty. The New Dictionary Of Cultural Literacy, Third Edition. 2002
The New Dictionary of Cultural Literacy, Third Edition. 2002. cobb,ty. A baseball player of the early twentieth century. cobb long
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Cobb, Ty
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Ty Cobb Made His 4,000th Hit
Louis Browns. Right ty cobb, outfield, Detroit, American League., 1912.ty cobb in action, baseball card from 1912. Enlarge this image,
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Extractions: Who do you think are the greatest baseball players of all time? If it were 1927, you might have named Babe Ruth or Ty Cobb. On July 18, 1927, Cobb recorded his 4,000th career hit. Can you imagine getting 4,000 hits? Cobb is considered by many to be the greatest offensive player in baseball history. He started his professional baseball career when he was 18 years old. For 22 out of 24 seasons, he played with the Detroit Tigers. In this baseball card from 1912, Cobb is stealing third base.
Ty Cobb Made His 4,000th Hit
ty cobb baseball card ty cobb, one of the greatest players in baseballhistory. Enlarge this image, ty cobb Made His 4,000th Hit July
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Extractions: Joe Jackson was banned from baseball after being involved in a conspiracy to "throw" (fix the outcome of) the World Series in 1919, known as the Black Sox Scandal. Cobb was allowed to resign from professional baseball in 1926 after supposedly being involved in gambling violations. Later, baseball's first commissioner, Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis, cleared Cobb of charges and allowed him to play again. Cobb, a left-handed batter who threw with his right hand, was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1936. Cobb's autobiography, titled My Life in Baseball, was published in 1961.
The Baseball Reliquary - Ty Cobb Humanitarian Award
And when he died, only three baseball people showed up at the funeral. ty CobbHumanitarian Award. He was, at times, capable of kindness and philanthropy.
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Extractions: The BASEBALL RELIQUARY Inc Nicknamed "The Georgia Peach", Tyrus Raymond Cobb was one of the greatest ballplayers of all time. He was also mean, vindictive, selfish, vain, paranoid, a bully, and a racist in short, one of the game's most badly disturbed personalities. Despite the enormity of his statistical accomplishments on the ballfield, he had few friends in the game. And when he died, only three baseball people showed up at the funeral. Ty Cobb Humanitarian Award
Ty Cobb
Chitwood cobb. tys brother was born two years later and a sister six years later.ty did not like school at all because it kept him from playing baseball,
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Extractions: Tyrus Raymond Cobb was born on December 18, 1886 in Northern Georgia. Tys dad was William H. Cobb and his mom was Amanda Chitwood Cobb. Tys brother was born two years later and a sister six years later. Ty did not like school at all because it kept him from playing baseball, and because of this he did poorly. Tys father was a prominent man in town and Ty wanted to impress his father, but he could not find anything that interested him besides baseball. He tried farming, being a doctor, being a lawyer, and even growing cotton, but nothing came of these pursuits. So Ty chose baseball as a career. Ty tried out for a team in Georgia but he was cut. Then Ty found another job in Alabama, but at the age of 16 had to ask for his fathers permission. His father gave his consent, but said "Dont come home a failure", and with that motivation Ty went to Alabama. There he was at first unnoticed, but slowly gained some recognition as a player . After the end of that year he went back to Georgia to play for the Reds, a minor league team. After a year with the Reds, Ty was drafted to the major league Detroit Tigers. Cobbs first year in the majors he hit .240, the only year he didnt hit over .300. After that, Cobb went on to win numerous batting titles and two cars for two of those batting titles. While playing for the Tigers, Cobbs dad was shot and killed by his mother because she mistook him for a robber. Cobb also enlisted in the US Army in 1915 but two years later returned to baseball. After 19 seasons with the Tigers, Cobb became the manager. He managed them to two pennants. After that he came back and played two more years with the As.
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Extractions: Manager in 1921-26 Tigers Ty Cobb's Teams 1905 Detroit Tigers 1906 Detroit Tigers 1907 Detroit Tigers 1908 Detroit Tigers 1909 Detroit Tigers 1910 Detroit Tigers 1911 Detroit Tigers 1912 Detroit Tigers 1913 Detroit Tigers 1914 Detroit Tigers 1915 Detroit Tigers 1916 Detroit Tigers 1917 Detroit Tigers 1918 Detroit Tigers 1918 Detroit Tigers 1919 Detroit Tigers 1920 Detroit Tigers 1921 Detroit Tigers 1922 Detroit Tigers 1923 Detroit Tigers 1924 Detroit Tigers 1925 Detroit Tigers 1925 Detroit Tigers 1926 Detroit Tigers 1927 Philadelphia Athletics Ty Cobb's Teammates Games Average HR RBI Career World Series Wins-Losses Winning % Manager Books and articles about Ty Cobb

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