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National Baseball Hall Of Fame - Ty Cobb
Brief biography and photo.Category Sports baseball People Players C cobb, ty ty cobb may have been baseball's greatest player, if not the game'sfiercest competitor. His batting accomplishments are legendary
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Extractions: Ty Cobb Ty Cobb Tyrus Raymond Cobb Ty Cobb may have been baseball's greatest player, if not the game's fiercest competitor. His batting accomplishments are legendary — a lifetime average of .367, 297 triples, 4,191 hits, 12 batting titles (including nine in a row), 23 straight seasons in which he hit over .300, three .400 seasons (topped by a .420 mark in 1911), and 2,245 runs. Intimidating the opposition, "The Georgia Peach" stole 892 bases during a 24-year career, primarily with the Detroit Tigers. Did you know ... that on May 5, 1925, Ty Cobb collected 16 total bases (three home runs, a double and two singles), setting a single-game American League record that has yet to be surpassed? Learn More About Ty Cobb
The Official Web Site Of Ty Cobb
Biography, career highlights, statistics, quotes, and a photo gallery.Category Sports baseball People Players C cobb, tyBiography. Career Highlights. Photo Gallery. Quotes. Facts. Library.ty cobb merchandise available now! ty cobb granite plaque 18 ty
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The Sporting News: Baseball - Ty Cobb
Go back in time with this series of letters written by one of the greatest players ever, in which he discusses the sport and his life. ty cobb LETTERS. lifetime subscription. baseball camp
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Extractions: The Sporting News publisher Taylor Spink maintained a close friendship and correspondence with Ty Cobb for several decades. Use the links on the left to browse some of Cobb's handwritten letters. They include his analysis of the new San Francisco Giants, Coca-Cola stock, and his order for a lifetime subscription to The Sporting News lifetime subscription baseball camp ... Back to top
Ty Cobb
ty cobb. Bats Left Throws Right. Height 6' 1"
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Extractions: Ty Cobb's Memoirs, edited by William R. Cobb Ty Cobb. The Georgia Peach. I have been fascinated by Ty Cobb and the things that he did both on and off the field for several years now, and I do not pretend to be unbiased. If it seems that I have not presented a balanced view of Cobb and his activities, it is because I don't think I can present a balanced view. However, this does not mean that I in any way condone, support, or defend some of Cobb's more objectionable behavior. I simply wish to report on Cobb's story as far as baseball is concerned. His is a story that must be told, and this is the medium which I have chosen to tell this version of Cobb's story. I have researched this page quite thoroughly, and, to the best of my knowledge, the facts of his life are accurate as reported here. If there are indeed any errors, please contact me . Although the reporting isn't unbiased and doesn't pretend to be, I do not wish to spread half-truths and misinformation. That being said, here is the fruit of my labor, and I hope you enjoy it. His Family, His Youth, and His Road to the Majors
Ty Cobb Statistics - Baseball-Reference.com
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Extractions: Be alerted when new features are added. Our primary support comes from users like you. Sponsor this page for $80. Pitching Glossary Year Ag Tm Lg W L G GS CG SHO SV IP H ER HR BB SO ERA *lgERA *ERA+ ++-+-+-+-+-+-+++++-+++-+-++ 1918 31 DET AL DET AL 1 1 1.0 0.00 4.30 inf ++-+-+-+-+-+-+++++-+++-+-++ 2 Yr WL% .000 3 1 5.0 6 2 2 3.60 3.06 85 ++-+-+-+-+-+-+++++-+++-+-++ 162 Game Avg 68 22 113.3 136 45 45 3.60 3.06 85 * indicates the value is park adjusted Batting Glossary Year Ag Tm Lg G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB CS BB SO BA OBP SLG TB SH SF IBB HBP GDP ++-++++-++-++-++-+-+-+-+-++-+-+-+-+-+ 1905 18 DET AL DET AL ... AL 95 353 54 114 27 4 1 40 5 8 34 16 .323 .389 .431 152 2 4 ++-++++-++-++-++-+-+-+-+-++-+-+-+-+-+ 24 Seasons 11434 4189 295 1937 178 357 .366 .433 .512 295 94 3035 2246 724 117 892 1249 5854 ++-++++-++-++-++-+-+-+-+-++-+-+-+-+-+
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National Baseball Hall Of Fame - Ty Cobb's Plaque
ty cobb's Hall of Fame Plaque. tyRUS RAYMOND cobb DETROITPHILADELPHIA, AL -1905-1928LED AMERICAN of Fame plaques are property of the National baseball Hall of
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Extractions: Search Our Online Library Catalog "ABNER" for Ty Cobb The data on all plaques was taken from reliable sources at the time the plaques were made. Hall of Fame plaques are property of the National Baseball Hall of Fame and the images may not be reproduced without approval of the National Baseball Hall of Fame. © National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum, Inc.
Cinema Baseball's Ty Cobb The Way He Really Was
Time Magazine review of the movie cobb.
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@ugusta History: Ty Cobb, A Baseball Hall Of Famer, Made Augusta His Home, June
Short cobb article in The Augusta Chronicle's Augusta History section.
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Extractions: Web-posted June 21, 1996 at 4 p.m. F or nearly a quarter of a century, Ty Cobb, the greatest baseball player of his day - and some say of all time - made his home in Augusta. He finished his incredible career with dozens of records, including the highest lifetime batting average in major league history. Cobb, known as the ``Georgia Peach,'' was also one of the top celebrities of his day - a man who golfed with U.S. presidents, made a fortune on outside investments and even played the theater circuit. But his image is forever shaped by his aggressive play on the field and his off-field bouts of violence - both presented in this year's movie Cobb, staring Tommy Lee Jones, and the book it was based on by sportswriter Al Stump. On the field, Cobb taunted opponents as well as teammates, threatening them with his sharpened spikes, his bat or his fists. Away from the field, Cobb was frequently hauled into court for his assaults on fans, hotel porters, even a neighborhood butcher.
The Official Web Site Of Ty Cobb; Biography Of Ty Cobb
A 1942 survey of former major league managers pointed the finger towardTy cobb as the greatest baseball player of all time. Many
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Extractions: Ty paid the price for success. He would practice sliding until his legs were raw. He would place blankets along the base and practice bunting a ball on the basket. During the winter he hunted through daylight hours in weighted boots so that his legs would be strong for the upcoming campaign. He overlooked no opportunity to gain an edge over his opponents, most of whom admired his drive to succeed.
@ugusta History: Ty Cobb, A Baseball Hall Of Famer, Made Augusta His Home, June
Short cobb article in The Augusta Chronicle's Augusta History section.Category Sports baseball People Players C cobb, ty For nearly a quarter of a century, ty cobb, the greatest baseball playerof his day and some say of all time - made his home in Augusta.
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Extractions: Web-posted June 21, 1996 at 4 p.m. F or nearly a quarter of a century, Ty Cobb, the greatest baseball player of his day - and some say of all time - made his home in Augusta. He finished his incredible career with dozens of records, including the highest lifetime batting average in major league history. Cobb, known as the ``Georgia Peach,'' was also one of the top celebrities of his day - a man who golfed with U.S. presidents, made a fortune on outside investments and even played the theater circuit. But his image is forever shaped by his aggressive play on the field and his off-field bouts of violence - both presented in this year's movie Cobb, staring Tommy Lee Jones, and the book it was based on by sportswriter Al Stump. On the field, Cobb taunted opponents as well as teammates, threatening them with his sharpened spikes, his bat or his fists. Away from the field, Cobb was frequently hauled into court for his assaults on fans, hotel porters, even a neighborhood butcher.
CNN/SI - Baseball - Ty Cobb
Profile and statistics.
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Ty Cobb | BaseballLibrary.com
I say you should not quit » The great trouble with baseball today cobbSubmissions » ty cobb's Greatest Thrill in baseball by Dan Holmes Matchups
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Extractions: Manager in 1921-26 Tigers Ty Cobb's Teams 1905 Detroit Tigers 1906 Detroit Tigers 1907 Detroit Tigers 1908 Detroit Tigers 1909 Detroit Tigers 1910 Detroit Tigers 1911 Detroit Tigers 1912 Detroit Tigers 1913 Detroit Tigers 1914 Detroit Tigers 1915 Detroit Tigers 1916 Detroit Tigers 1917 Detroit Tigers 1918 Detroit Tigers 1918 Detroit Tigers 1919 Detroit Tigers 1920 Detroit Tigers 1921 Detroit Tigers 1922 Detroit Tigers 1923 Detroit Tigers 1924 Detroit Tigers 1925 Detroit Tigers 1925 Detroit Tigers 1926 Detroit Tigers 1927 Philadelphia Athletics Ty Cobb's Teammates Games Average HR RBI Career World Series Wins-Losses Winning % Manager Books and articles about Ty Cobb
Ty Cobb's Greatest Thrill In Baseball | BaseballLibrary.com
Submissions ty cobb's Greatest Thrill in baseball by Dan Holmes (Cooperstown,NY). A member of the Society for American baseball Research more info.
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Extractions: The battle for the 1907 American League pennant had been fierce all season long. The four contenders - White Sox, Indians, A's, and Tigers - were neck and neck into the homestretch. Finally it was Philadelphia and Detroit battling for the crown and the Bengals wrested away the lead from Mack's Athletics in the opening game of the season-ending series. Then came a day of rain and a doubleheader was scheduled for September 30, 1907 . Philadelphia's Columbia Park could seat 18,000 but 25,000 jammed their way into the venue, with another 5,000 watching from the windows and rooftops overlooking the field. It may have been a nervous occasion for the 20-year old Ty Cobb who was just completing his first full season as a Detroit regular. But based on his performance that day, he was far from nervous. Manager Hughie Jennings selected Wild Bill Donovan to face the A's, and Mack picked spitballer
Glory Days Of Youth
When young ty wasn't playing baseball in the summer, he would be inNorth Carolina with his Grandad Johnny cobb. ty's grandfather
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Extractions: Ty: The Early Years Ty could be called a typical southern boy at the turn of the century. He was indoctrinated in the ways of the southern gentleman at an early age, and lived up to those standards for much of his life, with only a few lapses because of his exposure to the corrupting influence of early 20 th century major league baseball. Young Cobb with the Royston Reds, bottom row, left. Like many American boys at the time, Ty spent a great deal of his time playing baseball, much to the dismay of his father . He claimed he started to play "because I loved the competition, the matching of muscle and wits. It was a joust and a challenge" (Cobb, 21). When Ty began to play organized ball, he started with the local Royston team for boys, the Rompers. Baseball was played with a much different temperment then than it is today. Cobb writes in his autobiography that "it was as gentlemanly as a kick in the crotch" (41), not the sort of environment for son of a Baptist schoolteacher who didn't drink, smoke, swear or chase women. Yet its allure was too strong. "Once an athlete feels the peculiar thrill that goes with victory and public praise, he's bewitched. He can never get away from it" (Cobb, 42). He applied himself fully to baseball, and his talent was quickly noticed by the team of older boys with whom he soon began to play, the Royston Reds. When young Ty wasn't playing baseball in the summer, he would be in North Carolina with his Grandad Johnny Cobb. Ty's grandfather taught him to hunt and live in the woods and appreciate the excitement of the outdoors. Ty's love of hunting carried with him to the end of his days, despite a hunting accident which left a .22 slug embedded in his shoulder for the rest of his life. He had leaned a rifle against a tree, but when it fell and discharged, it hit him in the shoulder. The doctors were unable to find the bullet, and so they sewed him up, a decision which apparently had no ill effects in the long run.
Ty Cobb Managerial Record - Baseball-Reference.com
Lifetime statistics may come from the baseball Archive or other sources.You Are Here baseballReference.com Managers ty cobb.
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Extractions: Managerial Record Glossary Year League Team G W L WP Finish ++-++-+++++ 1921 American Lg Detroit American Lg Detroit ... Detroit 157 79 75 .513 6 ++-++-+++++ TOTAL 933 479 444 .519 Pages designed and created by baseball-reference.com the Baseball Archive or other sources You Are Here Baseball-Reference.com Managers Ty Cobb Quick Index: Players Teams Leagues Managers ... Random
Cobb, Ty
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Ty Cobb
Pete Rose, Lou Brock, Rickey Henderson The eldest of three children, tyrus RaymondCobb grew up When ty went off to play professional baseball, his father
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Extractions: In 24 seasons, most with the Detroit Tigers, Cobb compiled a .366 batting average, the highest in the history of the game. He was the leader in runs scored for more than 70 years and in hits for nearly 60 years. In 1936, Cobb became the first man inducted into the Hall of Fame, earning 222 out of a possible 226 votes, more than Babe Ruth , Nap Lajoie, Walter Johnson , or Honus Wagner.
The BASEBALL Page - Ty Cobb's Profile
Red Sox, and Cicotte was banished from baseball forever after White was given creditfor taming ty early in young Tiger's career, but later on cobb evened the
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Extractions: DIED: July 17, 1961 Atlanta, Georgia HEIGHT: 6'1" Weight: BATTED: Left THREW: Right Cobb's Regular Season Batting Stats POSITION: Outfield, Detroit Tigers (1905-26) Philadelphia Athletics (1927-28). Manager, Detroit Tigers (1921-26) MISTAKEN IDENTITY: Sally League newspapers of 1905 usually referred to Cobb as Cy Cobb, and when his purchase by Detroit was approved, the name was printed Cyrus Cobb. MINOR LEAGUE MATES: Among his fellow members on the 1905 Augusta club where Eddie Cicotte, Nap Rucker, and Clyde Engle. Rucker later pitched for Brooklyn, Engle was an outfielder/infielder for the Yankees and Red Sox, and Cicotte was banished from baseball forever after he helped throw the 1919 World Series while pitching for the White Sox. DEBUT: The first of 4,191 hits made by Cobb during his 24 seasons was a double registered in his initial game with the Tigers against the
CNN/SI - Baseball - Ty Cobb
Profile and statistics.Category Sports baseball People Players C cobb, tyty cobb. Bats Left Throws Right Height 6' 1 Weight 175 lbs. Born Dec 18,1886 in Narrows, Georgia Died Jul 17, 1961 in Atlanta, Georgia College None.
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