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Thursday, January 19, 2012
Connie Mack, quoted in the Mansfield Daily Shield 100 years ago today: Jack Crooks, playing third for the Browns, was escorting a bunt that way one afternoon, and saw that it was surely safe. He knelt beside the slow-rolling ball, and blew it out of the line. There was some yowl, believe me but what could they do? He hadn’t touched the ball with hand or foot, and the umpire had to call it foul.

Lenny Randle approves.
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1. Jefferson Manship (Dan Lee) Posted: January 19, 2012 at 05:08 AM (#4040029)C: Phil Nevin
1B: Chick Gandil
2B: Chris Stynes
3B: Chris Sabo
SS: Dib Williams
LF: Rip Radcliff
CF: Fred Valentine
RF: Orlando Palmeiro
SP: Jon Matlack
SP: Rich Gale
SP: Jeff Juden
SP: Arlie Pond
SP: Anthony Young
RP: Byung-Hyun Kim
The Rookie: Jim Morris
Not that one: Jack White
Nevin is more a 4C guy playing catcher than an actual catcher, but he played 100+ games behind the plate and seemed like a much better option than Ed Sadowski.
Giants sign RHP Shane Loux to minor league deal
Blue Jays sign RHP Nelson Figueroa
A's close to signing OF Jonny Gomes
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