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EARL WILSON…TRAILBLAZER, PITCHER, HUMANITARIAN…..
It was nine years ago that Robert Earl Wilson passed away at the age of 70. He died suddenly of a heart attack at his home in Detroit Michigan. He was known primarily as a member of the 1968 World … Continue reading
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Tagged BAT, Bill Mazeroski, Bo Belinsky, Bob Woolf, Earl Wilson, No-hitter, Willie Horton
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Red Sox No-Hitters at Fenway Park….
Last night the Red Sox were in Chicago to take on the White Sox. Pitching for Chicago was Phil Humber who was coming off his perfect game against Seattle last Saturday, the 21st perfect game hurled in the history of … Continue reading
“Who are those guys”? Sundance to Butch
Are you ready for this? Good. How many of these guys do you recognize: Joe Harris, George Burns (nope not the comedian), Ira Flagstead, and Howard Ehmke? The names may strike a chord with a few of you, sound familiar and I … Continue reading
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Tagged 1923, Connie Mack, Fenway Park, Fred Lieb, George Burns, Howard Ehmke, Ira Flagstead, Joe Harris, No-hitter, Red Sox
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“If you believe your catcher is intelligent and you know that he has considerable experience, it is a good thing to leave the game almost entirely in his hands.” Bob Feller
Votes are now being taken for the All Fenway Team at the positions of catcher and first basemen. http://mlb.mlb.com/bos/fenwaypark100/index.jsp Just as a reminder my All Fenway team is a squad of 25 players, not the “best” player at each position. My pitching … Continue reading
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Tagged 1912, All Fenway Team, Carlton Fisk, Catchers, Fenway Park, Jason Varitek, National Baseball Hall of Fame, No-hitter, Pudge, Tek
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Of Dads and Spring…..
Pitchers and catchers reported this week and we are but a matter of days removed from the full squads arriving for spring training. Ah spring when hope beats in the human heart and the promise of October lingers, a perpetual … Continue reading
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Tagged Earl Wilson, Fenway Park, Gary Geiger, Keith Folke, No-hitter, Pesky's Pole, Red Sox, Roger Maris, Spring Training, Ted Williams
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