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Last edited by Bill Burgess; 03-09-2009, 06:56 PM."By common consent, Ruth was the hardest hitter of history; a fine fielder, if not a finished one; an inspired base runner, seeming to do the right thing without thinking. He had the most perfect co-ordination of any human animal I ever knew." - Hugh Fullerton, 1936 (Chicago sports writer, 1893-1930's)
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----Mickey Cochrane, Athletics C, 1928-30----------------------------------1931----BB Reference
---------------------------1930 World Series----------------------------------------------1929-30Last edited by Bill Burgess; 02-08-2012, 09:47 AM."By common consent, Ruth was the hardest hitter of history; a fine fielder, if not a finished one; an inspired base runner, seeming to do the right thing without thinking. He had the most perfect co-ordination of any human animal I ever knew." - Hugh Fullerton, 1936 (Chicago sports writer, 1893-1930's)
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Lefty O'Doul, Phillies' LF, 1929-30,---BB-Reference
Mel Ott, Giants' RF, 1936-37, Polo Grounds---BB-ReferenceLast edited by Bill Burgess; 02-08-2012, 09:48 AM."By common consent, Ruth was the hardest hitter of history; a fine fielder, if not a finished one; an inspired base runner, seeming to do the right thing without thinking. He had the most perfect co-ordination of any human animal I ever knew." - Hugh Fullerton, 1936 (Chicago sports writer, 1893-1930's)
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Ted Lyons, White Sox P, 1932,---BB-Reference---------------------------------------------------------------1923-29----------------------------------1923-26---------------------------1923-26
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Wes Ferrell, Senators' P, 1937-38---BB-Reference ---------------------------------------------Indians' P, 1929-33-----------------------------------Red Sox P, 1934-35Last edited by Bill Burgess; 12-27-2011, 02:09 PM."By common consent, Ruth was the hardest hitter of history; a fine fielder, if not a finished one; an inspired base runner, seeming to do the right thing without thinking. He had the most perfect co-ordination of any human animal I ever knew." - Hugh Fullerton, 1936 (Chicago sports writer, 1893-1930's)
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-----------------Babe Herman, Dodgers' RF, 1926-28---------------------------------------------------1926-27---BB-Reference
Last edited by Bill Burgess; 09-01-2011, 07:25 PM."By common consent, Ruth was the hardest hitter of history; a fine fielder, if not a finished one; an inspired base runner, seeming to do the right thing without thinking. He had the most perfect co-ordination of any human animal I ever knew." - Hugh Fullerton, 1936 (Chicago sports writer, 1893-1930's)
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--------George Uhle, Indians' P,-----------------------1921--------------------------------Post-1933---BB Reference
--------Indians' P, 1922-23---------------------------Tigers' P, 1930-----------------------------Indians' P, 1919
-------------------Tigers' P, 1929.Last edited by Bill Burgess; 12-27-2011, 03:15 PM."By common consent, Ruth was the hardest hitter of history; a fine fielder, if not a finished one; an inspired base runner, seeming to do the right thing without thinking. He had the most perfect co-ordination of any human animal I ever knew." - Hugh Fullerton, 1936 (Chicago sports writer, 1893-1930's)
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Joe Cronin, 1929 spring training, Tampa, FL----------------------------------------Senators' SS, 1934---BB-Reference
----------Red Sox' SS, 1936-44Last edited by Bill Burgess; 02-08-2012, 09:52 AM."By common consent, Ruth was the hardest hitter of history; a fine fielder, if not a finished one; an inspired base runner, seeming to do the right thing without thinking. He had the most perfect co-ordination of any human animal I ever knew." - Hugh Fullerton, 1936 (Chicago sports writer, 1893-1930's)
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Klein's BB Reference---Foxx's BB-Reference---Jimmy Foxx Thread/Photos---Sporting News' 1951 Foxx Interview
-------Chuck Klein, Phillies' RF, 1929-32-------------Chuck Klein/Jimmy Foxx, 1931-32--------------Klein/Foxx, 1933 All-Star Game
Chuck Klein, July 26, 1932
Jimmie Foxx, Athletics' 1B, 1928-----------------------------------------------------------------------------1931-35------------------------Red Sox', 1936-37---BB Reference--- Jimmie Foxx on videoLast edited by Bill Burgess; 12-28-2011, 12:56 PM."By common consent, Ruth was the hardest hitter of history; a fine fielder, if not a finished one; an inspired base runner, seeming to do the right thing without thinking. He had the most perfect co-ordination of any human animal I ever knew." - Hugh Fullerton, 1936 (Chicago sports writer, 1893-1930's)
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---------First All Star Game (NL All Stars, Comiskey Park, Chicago, July 6, 1933)---1933 All-Star Game BB Reference
Top Row: L-R: Charles 'Gabby' Hartnett (C), Jimmie Wilson (C), Frankie Frisch (2B), Carl Hubbell (P), Walker, Paul Waner (RF), Elwood 'Woody' English (3B), Hal Schumacher (P), Harold 'Pie' Traynor (3B), Lotshaw.
Seated on bench: L-F: Bill 'Noodles' Hallahan (P), Dick Bartell (SS), Bill Terry (1B), Bill McKechnie (coach), John McGraw (Mgr.), Max Carey (OF), Charles 'Chick' Hafey (OF), Charles 'Chuck' Klein (LF), Francis 'Lefty' O'Doul (OF), Wally Berger (OF).
Bottom: L-F: Hasbrook, John 'Pepper' Martin (3B), Lon Warneke (P), Tony Cuccinello (2B).
(Lefty Gomez, starts the game for the American League and becomes the All-Star Game's first winning pitcher in the 4-2 AL victory. Hallahan was the losing NL pitcher, Attendance, 49,200)
Last edited by Bill Burgess; 06-27-2009, 01:24 PM."By common consent, Ruth was the hardest hitter of history; a fine fielder, if not a finished one; an inspired base runner, seeming to do the right thing without thinking. He had the most perfect co-ordination of any human animal I ever knew." - Hugh Fullerton, 1936 (Chicago sports writer, 1893-1930's)
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---------------First All Star Game (AL All Stars, Comiskey Park, Chicago, July 6, 1933)---1933 All-Star BB Reference
Top Row, L-R: Batboy; Bill Conroy, Lou Gehrig, Babe Ruth, Oral Hildebrand, Connie Mack (Mgr.), Joe Cronin, Lefty Grove, Batboy, Bill Dickey, Al Simmons, Lefty Gomez, Wes Ferrell, Jimmy Dykes, clubhouse boy.
Bottom Row: L-R: Al Schacht, Eddie Collins, Tony Lazzeri, Alvin Crowder, Jimmy Foxx, Art Fletcher, Earl Averill, Ed Rommel, Ben Chapman, Rick Ferrell, Sam West, Charlie Cehringer, batboy.
(Lefty Gomez starts the game for the American League and becomes the All-Star Game's first winning pitcher in the 4-2 AL victory. Hallahan was the losing NL pitcher, Attendance, 49,200)
Last edited by Bill Burgess; 08-17-2009, 10:14 PM."By common consent, Ruth was the hardest hitter of history; a fine fielder, if not a finished one; an inspired base runner, seeming to do the right thing without thinking. He had the most perfect co-ordination of any human animal I ever knew." - Hugh Fullerton, 1936 (Chicago sports writer, 1893-1930's)
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------------------------------------Some Prominent Players, 1930-1949
-----Carl Hubbell, Giants' P, 1933-43----------------------------------------------------March 5, 1938---BB Reference
------------------------------------------2 shots on February 28, 1935------------------------------------------------1936-37
-----------------------Giants' P, 1935-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------1938
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Last edited by Bill Burgess; 11-04-2012, 09:17 AM."By common consent, Ruth was the hardest hitter of history; a fine fielder, if not a finished one; an inspired base runner, seeming to do the right thing without thinking. He had the most perfect co-ordination of any human animal I ever knew." - Hugh Fullerton, 1936 (Chicago sports writer, 1893-1930's)
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----------Bill Dickey, Yankees' C, 1929-43------------------All 7 shots of Bill--------------------------BB-Reference
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October 2, 1938, preparing for the World Series.
Last edited by Bill Burgess; 02-08-2012, 09:56 AM."By common consent, Ruth was the hardest hitter of history; a fine fielder, if not a finished one; an inspired base runner, seeming to do the right thing without thinking. He had the most perfect co-ordination of any human animal I ever knew." - Hugh Fullerton, 1936 (Chicago sports writer, 1893-1930's)
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---Dizzy Dean, Cardinals' P, October 4, 1934, World Series against Detroit.----BB Reference
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--------------------1936-----------------------------------------------------1934-37Last edited by Bill Burgess; 01-29-2013, 01:33 AM."By common consent, Ruth was the hardest hitter of history; a fine fielder, if not a finished one; an inspired base runner, seeming to do the right thing without thinking. He had the most perfect co-ordination of any human animal I ever knew." - Hugh Fullerton, 1936 (Chicago sports writer, 1893-1930's)
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----------Charlie Gehringer, Tigers' 2B, 1934-41-----------------1935---BB-Reference
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-------------------------------------------------1927Last edited by Bill Burgess; 07-20-2013, 09:12 AM."By common consent, Ruth was the hardest hitter of history; a fine fielder, if not a finished one; an inspired base runner, seeming to do the right thing without thinking. He had the most perfect co-ordination of any human animal I ever knew." - Hugh Fullerton, 1936 (Chicago sports writer, 1893-1930's)
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--New York Yankees: 1936-39, Road-----L-R: Joe McCarthy, Lou Gehrig, ?, Joe DiMaggio, Bill Dickey
Last edited by Bill Burgess; 03-10-2009, 06:24 AM."By common consent, Ruth was the hardest hitter of history; a fine fielder, if not a finished one; an inspired base runner, seeming to do the right thing without thinking. He had the most perfect co-ordination of any human animal I ever knew." - Hugh Fullerton, 1936 (Chicago sports writer, 1893-1930's)
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