... dramatic baseball move of the offseason happened at the Winter Meetings, when the game's greatest player, Albert Pujols, shocked the baseball world by agreeing to a 10-year, $254 million contract with the Los Angeles Angels. So the ...
... Dramatic baseball team of , N. Y. Polo grounds Mr. 25 , 1886 ( picture ) . G. Bk . Album 2 : 10 , 11. J109 . " Lamb's gambol " of 1909. Group on ferry - boat " Annex . " G. Bk . Album 2 : 230. Ag09 . " Lamb's gambol " of 1909. Scenes ...
... dramatic baseball moment—a simple meeting that took place in its lobby. New York Yankees first baseman Lou Gehrig, hitting an anemic .143 after eight games in the new season, met with manager Joe McCarthy. Gehrig said to his boss, “I'm ...
... dramatic baseball film. And since melodramatic gesticulations were expected of Bosworth, Little Sunset was as heavy on the dramatics and pathos as it was on ballpark activity. The Bosworth film set the standard for subsequent baseball ...
... dramatic baseball . There were sweeps by Uzbekistan , Norway , Turkey and Costa Rica . The only upsets were Qatar beating a grieving Poland and Myanmar edging a distracted Ghana . Both upsets left Bea and Mallette upset . Cambodia and ...
... dramatic baseball moment—a simple meeting that took place in its lobby. New York Yankees first baseman Lou Gehrig, hitting an anemic .143 after eight games in the new season, met with manager Joe McCarthy. Gehrig said to his boss, “I'm ...
... was charged with , his final average in 1941 would have been .419 rather than .406 , and we never would have had the drama of his final day . GENERAL LEAR DEFENDS MEMPHIS D uring the dramatic baseball summer 272 ROBERT W. CREAMER.
... dramatic baseball stories—are decidedly devoid of dance. Yet, even in those movies without a single dance number or musical interlude or scene in which dance is discussed or depicted in some rudimentary fashion, the manner in which ...
... dramatic baseball “comeback” was a patent fiction. Television broadcasts of the World Cup showed thousands of empty seats forgames not involving Taiwan; intheearly daysofthe tournament theTaipei Times called ita“dud” whenjust thirtyfive ...