Hank Greenberg (1911-1986) Before television made professional football so popular, baseball was America's only national pastime and a symbol of such American values as competition and fair play. Jews, African-Americans and other "outsiders" were not easily welcomed into the sport. This year marks the 50th anniversary of Jackie Robinson's breaking the major league color barrier. A decade earlier, Hank Greenberg crossed a different line: He became baseball's first Jewish supers ...

Jim "Catfish" Hunter The story of James Augustus Hunter reads like a Hollywood script. Born the last of eight children in Perquimans County, North Carolina, Jim Hunter rose to superstar status in baseball while maintaining his down home North Carolina character. Better known as "Catfish", Hunter achieved an impressive list of pitching statistics that have placed him in the North Carolina Sports Hall of Fame in the North Carolina Museum of History in Raleigh as well as in the National Ba ...

Search:The WebTripod X-Men 3 Share This Page Report Abuse Edit your Site Browse Sites « Previous | Top 100 | Next » All Star Tribute to Ken Griffey Jr This Page dedicated to one of baseball's Best: Ken Griffey Jr. Check out Griffey's Awesome biography! UNIFORM NUMBER: 30 TEAM: Cincinatti Reds HEIGHT: 6'5" WEIGHT: 205 BIRTHDATE: 11/21/69 BIRTHPLACE: Donora,PA HIGH SCHOOL: Moeller High,OH RESIDENCE: Issaquah, Washington BATS: Left Throws: Left BiographyFun FactsStatisticsBooksContactPicture Gallery Memorabilia Quotes Video Games Baseball Cards Sports PageFree Website

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LORAS COLLEGE ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME URBAN "RED" FABER Inducted: 1983 Years at Loras: 1909 Sport: BaseballACCOMPLISHMENTS/HONORS: Struck out a Loras College record 24 batters in a nine inning game vs. St. Ambrose in 1909. Pitched 20 seasons (1914-33) with the Chicago White Sox, compiling a 254-213 record with a 3.15 lifetime ERA. Defeated the New York Giants three times in the 1917 World Series and was the last legal American League spitballer when he retired in 1933. Enshrined into the National Baseball Hall of Fame in 1964. Had the Faber-Clark Field on the Loras campus named after him in 1964.

Welcome to The Shrine to Charlie Hough. This page was launched on 10/12/96 and is still being updated. UPDATE 3/11/2005: Two pictures showing Charlie Hough on the Rangers have been added to the media gallery. A great deal of information has been moved to the Archive. The Career Summary, Subpages, and formatting of this page have been updated. UPDATE 1/2/2004: Eleven new pictures, and a very special video clip, have been added to the media gallery. Some delayed news about Charlie Houg ...

Search:The WebTripod Mi: III Share This Page Report Abuse Edit your Site Browse Sites « Previous | Top 100 | Next » Tom Glavine: True Ace We'll miss you, Tom! Hello, my name is Rachael and this site is dedicated to Atlanta lefty Tom Glavine. Glavine became my favorite player in the summer of 1997 when a friend of mine gave me his book as a gift. His book, "None But the Braves" is a good one, and if you haven't read it you should. His 2nd book, "Baseball For Everybody" is ...

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