Pittsburgh Press, May 22, 1913:
Read More...George Suggs, the Red pitcher, who is badly in the dumps on account of his illness, which prevents him from taking his regular turn in the box, came to Manager Tinker today and made a sportsmanlike proposition. The Kinston citizen declared that he is sick with sore throat and stomach trouble, and asked of his own accord to be laid off without pay until he is in shape to work. He told Joe that he was ashamed to be drawing salary without delivering the goods…
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1. Neutral Milk Dotel (Dan Lee) posted on March 14, 2013 at 06:25 AM # hit 0 | hit 0C: Butch Wynegar
1B: Billy O'Brien
2B/Manager: Marty McManus
3B: Brent Gates
SS: Candy Nelson
LF: Jud Daley
CF: Kirby Puckett
RF: Jack Rothrock
SP: Kevin Brown
SP: Billy Rhines
SP: Arnold Carter
SP: Bill Kennedy
SP: Mike Strahler
RP: Bobby Jenks
Awful name for a pitcher: Bruce Hitt
Fun Name: Dad Meek
All I can say is that if you were kicked out of Louisville for being drunk, you must have been really, really, really drunk.
It gives a new meaning to Jolly Old St. Nick. I nominate Ray for the job. :)
He is wearing what can only be described as "threads".
www.hardballtimes.com/main/blog_article/whats-johnny-bench-doing-on-mission-impossible/
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