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A few more of the “Fellers” from Fenway Park’s 1912 Red Sox, the Guys Behind the Dish…..
I think that today, it’s time you learned about some of the other “fellers” on the 1912 Red Sox team. We’ve looked at the big boys, and the stars, now we meet some of those guys who provided the link in the … Continue reading
All Those Springs Ago…..
As spring training 2012 in the Red Sox new facility at JetBlue Park in Fort Myers Florida draws to a close; I thought it might be fun to take a look back at spring training in the early days of … Continue reading
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Tagged "Nuf Ced", 1912, Amby McConnell, Babe Ruth, Fenway Park, Happy Hollow, hot springs arkansas, Majestic Field, Red Sox, Spring Training
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Rounding Out the Pitching Staff with the Rest of the Boys…..
In 1912, the Boston Red Sox pitchers pitched a total of 1,362 innings. The five gentlemen we have already met, Wood, Bedient, O’Brien, Collins and Hall pitched 1, 241 of them! However there were six other pitchers who saw action … Continue reading
Carlos Luis “Charley” Hall…..The Sea Lion.
We have met the four main cogs of the Red Sox rotation of 1912, “Smokey” Joe Wood, Hugh Bedient, “Buck” O’Brien and Ray Collins. There was a fifth man in the mix and his name was Charley Hall. Now before … Continue reading
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Tagged 1912, Buck O'Brien, Charley Hall, Fenway Park, hot springs arkansas, Hugh Bedient, Ray Collins, smokey joe wood
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“Pay another buck and travel first class.” George “Duffy” Lewis
The signature of Fenway Park is without a doubt the “Green Monster” or “Monstah” as the locals say. Constructed during Fenway’s renovation in 1934, it may well be the most recognizable feature of any sports venue in American history. Well even … Continue reading
“Thunder is good, thunder is impressive; but it is lightning that does the work.” Mark Twain
The Red Sox team of 1911 were 78-75 and finished in third place 24 games behind Connie Mack’s World Champion Philadelphia Athletics. They were the youngest team in the league and if they were going to have a legitimate shot at the … Continue reading
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Tagged 1912, Buck O'Brien, Fenway Park, hot springs arkansas, Hugh Bedient
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