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Ty Cobb Made His 4,000th Hit
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Extractions: Joe Jackson was banned from baseball after being involved in a conspiracy to "throw" (fix the outcome of) the World Series in 1919, known as the Black Sox Scandal. Cobb was allowed to resign from professional baseball in 1926 after supposedly being involved in gambling violations. Later, baseball's first commissioner, Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis, cleared Cobb of charges and allowed him to play again. Cobb, a left-handed batter who threw with his right hand, was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1936. Cobb's autobiography, titled My Life in Baseball, was published in 1961.
Ty Cobb Made His 4,000th Hit
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Extractions: Who do you think are the greatest baseball players of all time? If it were 1927, you might have named Babe Ruth or Ty Cobb. On July 18, 1927, Cobb recorded his 4,000th career hit. Can you imagine getting 4,000 hits? Cobb is considered by many to be the greatest offensive player in baseball history. He started his professional baseball career when he was 18 years old. For 22 out of 24 seasons, he played with the Detroit Tigers. In this baseball card from 1912, Cobb is stealing third base.
Ty Cobb Baseball Career Record
Career Records of baseball Greats. Updated September 24, 2002. Actual print isfullcolor ty cobb, the Georgia Peach, played the game for all he was worth.
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Extractions: Updated: Janaury 18, 2003 Actual print is full-color Ty Cobb , the "Georgia Peach," played the game for all he was worth. Artist Ward Cambridge has captured a young Cobb at Navin Field with determination to win burning in his eyes. Most fans remember him for his hitting and base running. Our record shows that Cobb was a fine fielder. With this work you receive the true Cobb record for hitting, baserunning, fielding, managing, and pitching. Ty Cobb Career Record ~ Matting and brass plate included *Professionaly matted and framed for a finish size of approx. 15 x 25 *Permanently protected with quality moulding and conservation glass ~ Special Offer ~
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Famous Quotes - Ty Cobb - Baseball Is A Red-blooded...
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Famous Quotes - Ty Cobb - I Have Observed That Baseball...
I have observed that baseball is not unlike a war, and when you come right down toit, we batters are the heavy artillery. ty cobb Send this quote to a friend!
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Ty Cobb
Considered one of the greatest and fiercest players in the history of baseball,ty cobb was the first man elected to baseball's Hall of Fame.
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Extractions: Considered one of the greatest and fiercest players in the history of baseball, Ty Cobb was the first man elected to baseball's Hall of Fame. He was a left-handed batter, but he threw right-handed. He was born Tyrus Raymond Cobb on Dec. 18, 1886, on his grandfather's farm near Narrows, Ga. His Georgia upbringing was the inspiration for his baseball nickname, the Georgia Peach. He became a major-league player as an outfielder with the American League's Detroit Tigers in 1905, a position he held for 22 seasons. He also managed the Tigers from 1921 through 1926 and returned to playing actively from 1927 to 1928 with the Philadelphia Athletics. At 6 feet 1 inch and 175 pounds particularly big for a baseball player at the time he looked menacing to basemen as he slid in with his shoe spikes leading the way. He set a lifetime record of 892 stolen bases, and in 1915 he stole 96 bases in 156 games, a record that lasted until 1962. Cobb was a powerful hitter as well with a record-breaking lifetime batting average of .367. For 23 years straight he smashed out batting averages of at least .300, and at age 41, when he played his last season, he hit .323. He led the American League in batting 12 times, nine in a row from 1907 through 1915, and in three seasons he hit over .400 (1911, .420; 1912, .410; and 1922, .401). His lifetime hits totaled 4,191.
Ty Cobb's Memoirs
August 15, 2002 Dr. William R. cobb today announced that he has edited and publisheda new book titled Memoirs of Twenty Years in baseball, by ty cobb.
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Extractions: In these Memoirs you can read, for the first time since the original 1925 publication, Tys own description of the key milestones of his career. Find out what really happened in the Claude Lueker incident, when Ty entered the grandstand and fought with an abusive fan, was suspended from the league, and caused the first Professional Baseball Strike. Read Tys own description of his relationship with his Detroit teammates, and how this strike profoundly changed that relationship. Get the straight story on who was, and who wasnt, spiked by Ty Cobb, and whether it was intentional. Find out about Tys friendship with Dutch Leonard, who a year later would go public with betting allegations that ultimately cost Ty his job at Detroit, and almost end his career. Ever the one to hand out advice and criticism of the game and its players, Ty held nothing back in writing these Memoirs. He offered advice to players and prospects on almost every aspect of the game - mental and physical. His careful analysis of his contemporary players lead to his personal selection of All Star teams for both American and National Leagues.
HallAudiobooks.com :: Ty Cobb
ty cobb is the most interesting baseball player of all time though not the mostimportant (Jackie Robinson, Babe Ruth, Roberto Clemente and, because of his
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Extractions: Alexander approaches baseball history as a historian; not a mere storyteller. This book reflects that approach. Alexander reports the feats and faults of Cobb, but doesn't try to pass judgement. Cobb's career speaks for itself (men are still chasing some of his records). However, in our age of political correctness Cobb's misbehavior speaks louder. Alexander details a complete Cobb. For all his faults Cobb was mannered and gracious in public (most of the time), a perfect host (if he liked you) and a generous philanthropist. This is the side most other Cobb bio's whitewash.
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Ty Cobb
ty cobb was one of the game's true legends books have been written about him andfilms If you don't know about him, you don't know about baseball - he was
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Introduction ty cobb was the greatest baseball player that has everlived, he also was the most influential on other baseball players.
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Diamond Legends - Baseball's Past Comes Alive
The Sporting News baseball Guide 2003, Sax, Steve, 18, 82, 14, 32, 6, 1, 1,15, 4, 5, .390, .425, .524. cobb, ty, 162, 729, 167, 271, 64, 15, 26, 95, 67,108, .372, .427, .608.
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Extractions: Primary Stats PLAYER G AB R H HR RBI BB SO AVG OBP SLG Aaron, Tommie Sax, Steve Cobb, Ty Wagner, Honus Robinson, Jackie Smith, Willie Foxx, Jimmie Carter, Gary White, Jerry Outlaw, Jimmy Zimmer, Don Goodson, Ed Kanehl, Rod Cline, Ty Keough, Marty Gabrielson, Len Virgil, Ozzie Johnson, Walter Payne, Fred Morales, Rich Holt, Jim Totals Secondary Stats PLAYER GWRBI SH SF SB CS IBB HBP GDP CI Aaron, Tommie Sax, Steve Cobb, Ty Wagner, Honus Robinson, Jackie Smith, Willie Foxx, Jimmie Carter, Gary White, Jerry Outlaw, Jimmy Zimmer, Don Goodson, Ed Kanehl, Rod Cline, Ty Keough, Marty Gabrielson, Len Virgil, Ozzie Johnson, Walter Payne, Fred Morales, Rich Holt, Jim Totals
Baseballist - Home Of The World's Baseball!
ty cobb was not an easy man to like. No player in Detroit Tigers baseball history,and perhaps in the history of the game itself, created more controversy and
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Extractions: The Baseballist Home of the World's Baseball! The Baseballist Baseballist Since 1998 Home About Site Index News ... Trivia Ty Cobb Tyrus Raymond Cobb "The Georgia Peach" Born: December 18, 1886, Narrows, GA Died: July 17, 1961 Debut: August 30, 1905 OF Bats: Left Throws: Right Height: 6'1" Weight: 175 lbs. Home Highlights Quotes Statistics ... Books Throughout his turbulent life, Ty Cobb objected to anyone who didn't approach life with the same devilish drive that he possessed. By the time it was all over, he accumulated a fortune of baseball records, epithets, and cash. And still Cobb conjures ire and reverence with his name. The beginning was in Narrows, Georgia, in 1886. At that time, the South was still trying to reestablish its identity after its devastation in the Civil War. The prime influence in young Cobb's life was his father. A man who disapproved of his baseball playing, finally told the man, "don't come home a failure" when Ty's career began to see wings. Finally, when Ty made it to the big leagues, he was informed by telegram that his father had been killed by his mother. Something that must have been a horrible ordeal to the young Georgian. Enduring the severe hazings of his fellow Detroit players, Ty made the big leagues, and in the process, fortune and the Hall of Fame.
Baseball Time Machine: 1905-1928
ty cobb Originally Played 19051928, Time Machine 1905-1928. Statistics Providedby Total baseball, the Official Encyclopedia of Major League baseball.
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Ty Cobb Posters
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Ty Cobb 28" Colorized MLB Picture Baseball Bat From Coopersburg Sports
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Extractions: Coopersburg Sports has an exclusive patent on this unique process of taking a color image and embedding it into the wood 360 degrees around the bat. It is made out of genuine Northern Ash and is officially licensed by MLB and the Players Association. There is no actual image of this item. The image shown is representative only. The actual item will feature Ty Cobb. He will be wearing a Detroit Tigers jersey. Testimonials Very clear. Simple. Direct. And so far, it's flawless!
Ty Cobb 34" Colorized MLB Picture Baseball Bat From Coopersburg Sports
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Extractions: Coopersburg Sports has an exclusive patent on this unique process of taking a color image and embedding it into the wood 360 degrees around the bat. It is made out of genuine Northern Ash and is officially licensed by MLB and the Players Association. There is no actual image of this item. The image shown is representative only. The actual item will feature Ty Cobb. He will be wearing a Detroit Tigers jersey. Testimonials Thank you so much!!! I will look forward to doing business with you again...I have three stepsons and two grandsons...and it's so fun to be able to do shopping online!!! Thanks again!!
Ty Cobb Baseball Mural
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