61. Baseball History baseball history Links. Collegiate Baseball Newspaper. Google baseball history. Google - Baseball Historical. Home About CBN Search CBN Subscribe. http://www.baseballnews.com/history/historylinks.htm

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62. Baltimoresun.com - Cal Ripken 21 Years Of Baseball History Cal Ripken 21 years of baseball history, 1 of 33. April 1982 Cal Ripken Jr. is greeted by father and Oriole coach Cal Sr. after http://www.baltimoresun.com/sports/baseball/bal-gallery-cal,0,1069477.photogalle

Close window Cal Ripken: 21 years of baseball history 1 of 33 April 1982: Cal Ripken Jr. is greeted by father and Oriole coach Cal Sr. after slamming his first major league home run in opening day win over Kansas City at Memorial Stadium. (Sun file photo) Jun 20, 2001 The Baltimore Sun Search for photos 1. Cal Ripken: 1982 2. Cal Ripken: June 10, 1983 3. Cal Ripken after the '83 World Series 4. Cal Ripken opening day 1988 5. Cal Ripken: February, 1987 6. Cal Ripken: March 27, 1989 7. Cal Ripken: May 15, 1990 8. Cal play at the plate 1993 9. Cal Ripken: 1995 10. Cal Ripken: Sept. 6, 1995 11. Cal Ripken: Sept. 6, 1995 12. Cal Ripken: Feb. 22, 1996 13. Cal Ripken: June 13, 1996 14. Cal Ripken: 1997 15. Cal Ripken: April 2, 1997 16. Cal Ripken: 1997 17. Cal Ripken: Oct. 9, 1997 18. Cal Ripken: March 2, 1998 19. Cal Ripken: March 31, 1998 20. Cal Ripken: 1998 21. Cal Ripken: April 5, 1999 22. Cal Ripken: July 6, 1999 23. Cal Ripken rounds third base after hitting his 400th career home run 24. Cal Ripken, throwing with son, Ryan

63. Central League Baseball - Official Site - Today In Baseball History TODAY IN baseball history. MAY 24. 2004 Today in baseball history is brought to you by Sports History, Incorporated, bringing you http://www.centralleaguebaseball.com/todayinhistory.html

dayName = new Array ("Sunday","Monday","Tuesday","Wednesday","Thursday","Friday","Saturday") monName = new Array ("January","February","March", "April","May","June","July","August","September","October","November","December") now = new Date News Releases Rosters Box Scores Standings ... Home TODAY IN BASEBALL HISTORY JUNE 5 2004 - Today in Baseball History is brought to you by Sports History, Incorporated, bringing you the most interesting, informative and intriguing facts from the world of sports. 1874 - This is the birthday of Jack Chesbro. The spitball master won 41 games and threw 454 innings for the New York Highlanders in 1904. Chesbro averaged 25 wins per season from 1901 -06. He was elected to the Hall of Fame in 1946. 1882 - For the first time in history - - at least according to the Chicago Tribune - - a team scored in double figures . . . and all the runs were earned. The Boston Beaneaters beat the Detroit Wolverines, 10-2. 1884 - Left-handed catcher Jack Clements of the Union Association Philadelphia Keystones became the first player to wear a chest protector in a game. The device would take 15 years to be popularized. 1884 - Frank Mountain of Columbus pitched a no-hitter. The Buckeyes beat the Washington Nationals, 12-0.

64. Ila Borders Retires WBL, History of Women s Baseball. Ila Borders Retires. By Jean Hastings Ardell Women s baseball history Archives Women s Baseball Annotated Timeline. http://www.baseballglory.com/History of Borders.html

WBL History of Women's Baseball Ila Borders Retires By Jean Hastings Ardell The announcement of Ila Borders’ retirement came on Friday, June 30, 2000. The late-night sports news made brief mention her 9.35 ERA with the Zion Pioneerzz and showed a clip of her scrambling from the mound to field a slow dribbler toward third and throwing wildly to first. At our house this was unwelcome news – we had followed her career since her pitching debut with the Southern California College Vanguards in 1994. The news seemed especially unwelcome on the eve of the Fourth of July weekend, with its promise of fireworks, barbecues on the beach, and baseball. We were, after all, celebrating Independence Day, and I thought, who better represents the independent thinking that has made this country what it is than Borders? The Path To Pro Borders fell in love with baseball early on; and since the age of ten she had played hardball in what the world persists in viewing as a “man’s” game: from Little League to a men’s semipro league at age 14; through junior high and high school varsity boys’ teams, through four years of men’s college ball, and three full seasons of professional baseball in the unaffiliated Northern League. Recently, after her release from the Madison Black Wolf (Northern League), Borders signed with the Pioneerzz of the Western Baseball League.

65. Associate Makes Baseball History Associate Makes baseball history. New York Lawyer March 12, 2003. With one work of baseball history under his belt, Snyder is not satisfied to stop there. http://www.nylawyer.com/news/03/03/031203h.html

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66. MSNBC - Pittsfield stakes its claim in baseball history. Associated Press Sports. Updated 1159 AM PT May11, 2004. Officials and historians http://msnbc.msn.com/id/4953954

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67. Presidents And Baseball History Quiz HOME; HISTORY; TOURS; PETS; TRADITIONS; SPORTS; PATRIOTISM. Presidents Baseball. Learn more about the President their love of the game by taking the baseball quiz. http://www.whitehouse.gov/kids/baseball/quiz/

White House Home Page HOME HISTORY TOURS ... PATRIOTISM Learn more about the President their love of the game by taking the baseball quiz. Try these other Quizzes Presidential Occupations What's in a Name Declaration of Independence Freedom Timeline Quiz ... The West Wing Who was the first President to dedicate a new baseball stadium? John F. Kennedy Lyndon B. Johnson Calvin Coolidge Chester Arthur

68. KWTX | Randy Johnson Makes Baseball History Google. Randy Johnson Makes baseball history. (AtlantaAP) . Arizona Diamondbacks lefty Randy Johnson is the 17th pitcher to throw http://www.kwtx.com/sports/headlines/781202.html

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69. Swing Of The Quad Cities: Quad City Baseball History A new era in the Quad Cities baseball history began officially on October 20, 2003, when the team was officially renamed the Swing of the Quad Cities. http://www.swingbaseball.com/history/

Expand All Collapse All Home News ... Related Links History of Professional Baseball in Davenport While the Swing of the Quad Cities name was introduced to the Quad Cities in 2003, professional baseball in the Quad Cities, and specifically Davenport, is now entering its third century. During the strong and rich history of Davenport baseball, over 200 players have played Major League Baseball . Read about the history of the team from the 1880's through 1950's and see the rich traditions that our team is built upon. 1960's more history of the 60's teams... 1970's The 1970s was the most successful decade in terms of wins and losses for the Quad City franchise since joining the Midwest League in 1960. Quad Cities, who began their affiliation with the Angels in 1962, were called the Angels until 1979 when they switched affiliations to the Chicago Cubs. For the 70s, Quad City compiled a 694-588 record, good for a .541 winning percentage, the highest of any decade. more history of the 70's teams... 1980's The 1970s ended with a Quad City championship in 1979 and the 1980s began with high expectations. The decade began with a couple of playoff-bound teams, but as a whole the 1980s was the least successful decade of 20

70. Baseball History baseball history (1910present) (Under Construction). ALL TIME STATS AND CAREER STATS WILL BE UNAVAILABLE UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE DUE http://www.lmunet.edu/Athletics/Baseball/History/

BASE BALL HISTORY (1910-present) (Under Construction) ALL TIME STATS AND CAREER STATS WILL BE UNAVAILABLE UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE DUE TO TECHNICAL DIFFICULTIES All-Time Stats (1990-present) Individual Career Stats (PDF) (1990-present plus a few others) (under construction) All-Americans Now playing: What were you doing 70 years ago? LMU vs. Carson-Newman April 4, 1933 LMU vs. Maryville May 5, 1933 (this game posted on May 5, 2003, 70 years to the day) See two future LMU baseball (and basketball) coaches go against each other LMU vs. East Tennessee State May 16, 1932 (LMU's Jack Bowling vs. State's Dean Bailey) As a special treat to all LMU fans and Alumni, here is a bonus... We do have the scorebooks used for the 1937 (17 games), 1938 (17 games) and 1939 seasons (16 games) as well as 1930-33. They are a little bit different from the ones used today and, believe it or not, the 1937-39 ones are easier to read. When we have a little spare time the Sports Information Department is putting these games into the computer using the Automated Scorebook program, which is the stat program currently used. This will enable us to not only have the game stats preserved for posterity, but we can include these games in all-time records and career totals. 1938 Baseball Season 10-7 (8-5 SMAC) LMU won their first conference championship in baseball (Smoky Mountain Athletic Conference) in 1939. Here are the games, as they would appear online were they played today....

71. Rollins Baseball - History Baseball. Rollins baseball history. ** Rollins is the smallest school in college baseball history to play in the College World Series in Omaha. http://www.rollins.edu/athletics/baseball/basehistory.html

Rollins College Athletics Alumni Office NCAA Baseball Rollins Baseball History *** The first intercollegiate athletic event in school history was a baseball game in 1895 between Rollins and Stetson, won 11-10 by Rollins. *** The Tars have advanced to the post-season 18 times. Rollins has played in NCAA post-season competition 16 times and twice played in the NAIA National Tournament. *** Rollins is the smallest school in college baseball history to play in the College World Series in Omaha. With only 700 students on the campus in 1954, the Tars posted a 25-8 overall record and finished second in the championships. They lost the championship game 4-1 to the University of Missouri. *** Under the direction of Head Coach Boyd Coffie, the 1989 Tars registered a 36-24 record and reached the Division II World Series. Rollins finished in fifth place in the Series. *** Rollins is the only school to advance to the national championship tournament at three different levels - NAIA, NCAA (all Divisions in 1954) and the NCAA Division II. *** Since 1947 the Tars have had only four head coaches. Two of those, Joe Justice (1947-1971) and Boyd Coffie (1972-1991), spent a combined 45 years guiding the Tars. Coffie is the school’s career leader in victories with 586, while Justice won 482 games with an impressive .627 winning percentage.

72. NetShrine.com - A Celebration Of Baseball ICONS. Players who were the object of reverence during their time. CONTRIBUTORS. Nonplayers who were a significant part of baseball history. http://www.netshrine.com/

A CELEBRATION OF BASEBALL GALLERY FORUMS SEARCH CONTACT US It was once said that every boy builds a shrine to some baseball hero, and before that shrine, a candle always burns. Welcome to this virtual celebration of baseball where many candles glow in honor of big league heroes. 176108 Visitors since January 4, 1999. OPINION RUMINATIONS INTERVIEWS THE CHALLENGE Take Our Test Honor Roll PLAYER OF THE YEAR GUEST COMPOSITIONS THE FRONT OFFICE Mission Statement The Curator Broadcast Archives STATISTICS GLOSSARY ... APICALS Players who were among baseball's absolute best. SUPERNALS Players who performed with greater excellence than that of most others.

73. Independent News Americans catch a little more baseball history. By Andrew Buncombe in Washington. 14 May 2004. A newly discovered document dating from http://news.independent.co.uk/low_res/story.jsp?story=521008&host=3&dir=70

74. Pleasanton Pony Baseball: History Pleasanton Pony baseball history. http://www.eteamz.com/pleasantonpony/news/index.cfm?cat=19478

75. Baseball Drills And Skills – Baseball Coaching Tips – Baseball History Base Running (9 Tips), baseball history (11 Tips), Be a Good Player (5 Tips). One of the great things about baseball is its storied history. http://baseball.lifetips.com/

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76. Lewis-Clark State College -- Milestones In LCSC Baseball History LewisClark State College Lewiston, Idaho. Milestones in LCSC baseball history. He became only the third coach in NAIA history to win 1,000 baseball games. http://www.lcsc.edu/athletics/Baseball/Miscellaneous/BBHISMilestones.htm

Lewis-Clark State College Lewiston, Idaho Milestones in LCSC Baseball History September 8, 1910 - University of Michigan graduate Guy Chiesman jumped a contract with the Detroit Tigers to teach math and coach baseball at the Lewiston State Normal School (LCSC's name from 1945-1983), a two year teachers' college. May 3, 1946 - Coach Merel Stonebraker's North Idaho Teachers' College (now LCSC) Loggers "lambasted" Eastern Oregon College 17-2 at Bengal Field behind the 3-hit, 16-strikeout pitching of Carmen Ulrich. Centerfielder Dwight Church led the Logger hitters with a 4-for-5 effort, including a "devastating" bases loaded home run. May 16, 1947 - In the season's final home game, an enthusiastic crowd (said to be the largest ever to witness an NICE athletic contest) cheered as the Loggers rolled to a 7-0 victory over the league leading Pacific Coast Conference Washington State Cougars behind Del Owens' pitching and the hitting of Rollie McNair, Jim Lambert and Ken Peterson. In the ninth inning, after walking Jud Heathcote, Owens got his 15th strikeout by fanning Bobo Brayton, and umpire Joe Miltenberger signaled game's end. June 2, 1951 -

77. Amherst College Athletics: Baseball: History Amherst baseball history. The Amherst College Baseball Program is recognized by players, coaches, fans and professional baseball http://www.amherst.edu/sports/current/baseball/history.html

Amherst College Site Map Search Amherst College ... Baseball Amherst Baseball History The Amherst College Baseball Program is recognized by players, coaches, fans and professional baseball men as one of the finest and most successful collegiate programs in the Northeast. Since 1966, Amherst teams have won nearly 70% of their games - over 650 victories in all. Since the New England rating poll began in 1980, Amherst has been ranked in the top-three 12 times, and in the top-eight 16 of those 19 seasons. The 1980, '81, '84 and '88 teams were ranked No. 1, and the '82, '95 and '99 clubs were ranked second in New England. Since 1970, The Lord Jeffs have won 21 Little Three Titles. Since 1973 when the Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) began sponsoring postseason New England Tournaments, Amherst has been selected a remarkable 19 times, seeded No. 1 nine times, and hosted the tournament ten times. Amherst has emerged as the ECAC Champion five times. In 1993, the Presidents of the NESCAC schools voted to allow team to participate in NCAA postseason championships. Amherst was selected in four of the six years, but in 1995 couldn't participate due to final exam conflicts. To maintain a consistently competitive program, the coaching staff is committed to continuously searching for and recruiting top scholar-athletes who seek a rigorous academic education and a top-notch instructional and challenging baseball program. The primary goal of all Amherst student-athletes is to obtain a first-class academic education and Amherst College degree.

78. My Nevada County - Home - What S News? Author Night Celebrates baseball history. Kerry Yo Nakagawa, author of the celebrated book, THROUGH A DIAMOND 100 YEARS OF JAPANESE http://new.mynevadacounty.com/whatsnews/index.cfm?ccs=154&cs=805

79. LookSmart - Article Search For " Baseball History" Barnes Noble.com Red Sox 100 Years of baseball history DVD Purchase the Boston Red Sox 100 Years of baseball history DVD. See site for details. http://www.findarticles.com/cf_0/PI/search.jhtml?isp=FA&cat=sports&key=+Baseball

80. Kansas City Kansas Baseball Association Sponsors competitive AABC baseball for kids between the ages of 7 and 16 and noncompetitive baseball for kids between the ages of 4 and 6. Includes registration, league officers, fees, tournaments, season information, league history, rules, and list of players that made it to the Majors. http://www.sunflower.org/~stouttl/

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