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Joe Dimaggio : The Promise by Joe Carrieri, 2000-01-03 Joe DiMaggio: An American Icon (Daily News Legends Series) by Joseph J Bannon, 2000-05-17 Joltin' Joe Dimaggio 56: Joe DiMaggio and the Last Magic Number in Sports by Kostya Kennedy, 2011-03-08 Joe Dimaggio (Sports Heroes and Legends) by Kevin Viola, 2006-01 Joe Dimaggio (Sports Immortals) by William R. Sanford, Carl R. Green, 1993-04 Joe Dimaggio: A Biography by Gene Schoor, 1980-03 Joe Dimaggio: An Informal Biography by George De Gregorio, 1990-05 Joe DiMaggio: The Long Vigil (Icons of America) by Jerome Charyn, 2011-03-29 Marilyn, Joe & Me: June DiMaggio Tells It Like It Was by June Dimaggio, As Told To Mary Jane Popp, 2006-11-01 Joe Dimaggio: The Yankee Clipper by Beckett Publications, 1998-10-01 Baseball Joe Around the World by Lester Chadwick, 2010-07-08 Me and Dimaggio by Christopher Lehmann-Haupt, 1997-12-01 DiMaggio, Joe (1914-1999): An entry from SJP's <i>St. James Encyclopedia of Popular Culture</i> by Simon Donner, 2000

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61. Sports Pics And More E-Catalog
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62. DiMaggio An American Hero
    After baseball retirement in 1951, he made headlines by marrying and divorcing Monroe,appearing on TV as Mr. Coffee and generally being joe dimaggio.  
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    Extractions: 08/23/99- Updated 03:51 AM ET DiMaggio an American hero By Bob Kimball, USATODAY.com American icon Joe DiMaggio, who patrolled center field with grace and precision and won pennant after pennant with the New York Yankees, died Monday at his home in Hollywood, Fla.. The Yankee Clipper was 84 and had undergone surgery for lung cancer in October before developing pneumonia. A private funeral is scheduled for Thursday in the Hall of Famer's hometown of San Francisco. DiMaggio's impact on the Yankees, sports and American culture was dramatic following his arrival in New York in 1936. The Hall of Famer starred on four World Series winners in his first four major league seasons and wound up leading the Yankees to 10 American League titles and nine Series championships in 13 years. He became forever linked with consistent greatness in 1941 when he hit safely in 56 consecutive games, a record that most baseball observers believe is safe for all time. One of the great winners in history, DiMaggio surrendered three years in the middle of his playing career to military service. He was a true All-American boy. Fans might have hated the Yankees, but they always admired and even rooted for DiMaggio.

63. Washingtonpost.com: Tributes To Joe DiMaggio
    Commissioner Bud Selig All of baseball is deeply saddened by the passingof the Yankee Clipper, joe dimaggio. For several generations  
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    Extractions: "All of baseball is deeply saddened by the passing of the Yankee Clipper, Joe DiMaggio. For several generations of baseball fans, Joe was the personification of grace, class and dignity on the baseball diamond. His persona extended beyond the playing field and touched all our hearts. In many respects, as an immigrant's son, he represented the hopes and ideals of our great country. "Joe DiMaggio was a hero in the truest sense of the word. I idolized him from afar as a chld growing up in Milwaukee. In later years, when I had the opportunity to become acquainted with him, my admiration grew. Being with him was an event, bringing on an air of excitement, anticipation and joy. "Major League Baseball offers its condolences not only to members of the family but to baseball fans everywhere."

64. JOE DIMAGGIO
    baseball IMMORTALS PLAQUE joe dimaggio YANKEES, 193642, 1946-51.HOLDS MAJOR LEAGUE RECORD WITH A 56 GAME HITTING STREAK, 1941.  
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    Extractions: JOE DIMAGGIO ALL TIME RANKINGS: 7th in SLG (.579), 11th in OPS (.977), 16th in ISO (.254), 17th in BPA (.611), 20th in OWP (.741), RC/G (9.11); tied for 24th in RCAP (628), 26th in RCAA (708), 33rd in AVG (.325), tied for 34th in RBI (1537), 43rd in OBA (.398), tied for 44th in EBH (881), 50th in HR% (5.29), 51st in SEC (.373), 52nd in HR (363), 57th in RC (1622), 65th in TB (3948), 72nd in R (1390), tied for 77th in 3B (131) SINGLE SEASON RANKINGS: HR tied for 69th (461937); R tied for 15th (1511937); RBI 11th (1671937), tied for 27th (1551948), tied for 85th (1401938); AVG SLG 48th (.6731937), 50th (.6711939), tied for 88th (.6431941); OPS TB 10th (4181937), tied for 94th (3671936); EBH tied for 23rd (961937), tied for 59th (881936); RC tied for 43rd (1781937), tied for 85th (1621941); RCAA tied for 54th (951941), tied for 80th (891939), tied for 100th (851938);

65. Baseball 1939 PLAY BALL #26 Joe DiMaggio From Teletrade Sports Card Auction 1408
    Auction 1408 • Lot 1004 • Thursday, February 6, 2003 baseball 1939 PLAY BALL 26 joe dimaggio EX/NMT, SGC Graded 80 EX/NM, 70/30 l/r, 55/45 b/t, nice focus  
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66. HickokSports.com - Sports Videotapes - Baseball - Joe Dimaggio
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    Extractions: DVD Index Videotape Index Index by Sport If you don't see any products above, try reloading the page Videotape Index DVD Index Videotape Index Index by Sport This page last updated Wednesday, 05-Feb-2003 16:15:52 PST http://www.hickoksports.com/videotap/vidtbasejoed.shtml History Biography Glossaries Calendar ... Software Videos/DVDs Video Games Rules Memorabilia Equipment ... Directory

67. Baseball Hero Joe DiMaggio Dead -- 03/08/1999
    baseball Hero joe dimaggio Dead. 08 March, 1999. By Bruce Sullivan CNS StaffWriter. (CNS) – baseball Hall of Famer joe dimaggio, immortalized  
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    Extractions: Simon and Garfunkle's lyrics "Joltin' Joe has left and gone away, hey, hey, hey," which they sang in their 60's tune, "Mrs. Robinson," poignantly contrasting that troubled decade with simpler times, when heroes like DiMaggio transcended ethnic, class, and gender lines, might make a fitting epitaph for the graceful outfielder. Perhaps the closest the "Yankee Clipper" ever came to arrogance was his response a few years ago to a reporter's question of how much did he, a lifetime .325 slugger and three time MVP, think he would be worth in today's baseball market, where .250 hitters are millionaires? DiMaggio's top yearly salary was $100,000. The stoical DiMaggio was a quiet and reserved athlete, who kept his emotions to himself and maintained a serene dignity throughout his stellar baseball career. After his retirement from the Yankees in 1951 at the relatively young age of 37, DiMaggio became a corporate spokesman for numerous firms from banks to coffee makers.

68. Joe DiMaggio Autographed Baseball
    dimaggio ball – This is a official Bobby Brown American League ballautographed by the legendary Yankee and Hall of Famer, joe dimaggio.  
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69. Joe DiMaggio - Free Baseball Email & Ecards - JoeDiMaggio.net
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71. Joe DiMaggio Autographed Baseball By Steiner Buying Info
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72. Joe Dimaggio New York Yankees Baseball Sports Posters, Art Prints, Photographs
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73. Timesunion.com Joe DiMaggio
    Joseph Paul dimaggio Joltin' joe to legions of baseball fans from theDepression era to the postWorld War II baby boom was born on Nov.  
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74. Joe Dimaggio (Baseball Legends)
    joe dimaggio (baseball Legends).  
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75. Italian American Web Site Of New York - Joe DiMaggio
    joe dimaggio ended his phenominal baseball career with 361 home runs in1,736 games. He was indicted into the baseball Hall of Fame in 1955.  
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    Extractions: Born: November 25, 1914 He is a modern day American icon. An athlete with grace both on and off the field. He is one of the most popular men to ever play America's favorite pastime Joe DiMaggio. Joseph Paul DiMaggio was born in Martine, California on November 25, 1914. His two brothers, Dominic and Vincent, also played major league baseball. DiMaggio's baseball career began in 1932 with the Pacific Coast League. He played in San Francisco until 1936, when he was signed by the New York Yankees. He remained there until he retired in 1951. Mr. DiMaggio served the Yankees as one of the best outfielders ever to play the game. Nicknamed the "Yankee Clipper" for his superb fielding ability, DiMaggio also was a great offensive player as well. He set a major league record by establishing a 56 game hitting streak in 1941, which helped earn him the nickname "Joltin' Joe".

76. Salon Newsreal | Where Have We Gone?
    Yankees legend joe dimaggio's grudging capitulation to age early Monday at 84 endeda great baseball life, but paradoxically enough, his death registers more  
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77. Joe DiMaggio - People Of California
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    Extractions: Place: Hollywood, Florida J oe DiMaggio was born on November 25, 1914 on the coast of California in the fishing village of Martinez. The DiMaggio family had emigrated to the United States from Sicily in 1898. The family was large, and Joe grew up as one of eight brothers and sisters. In 1915 the DiMaggio's moved to San Francisco, and all the boys in the family were encouraged by their father to join him in his work as a fisherman. Mr. DiMaggio successfully convinced Joe's two older brothers to join him on the water, but Joe and his brothers Vince and Dominic just couldn't stay away from the sandlots. San Francisco sandlots were the place to play baseball. Mr. DiMaggio was not very thrilled with his sons' attraction to baseball over good honest work. Yet all three of these DiMaggio boys actually went on to play Major League baseball. Vince played professionally for eleven seasons, while his brother Dominic played ten seasons in the Majors. J oe had the edge when it came to natural talent, however. He was the star of the sandlots, and at 12 years old he was already slugging homeruns out of the park. Joe went to school, played in several informal leagues, and entered high school. School just wasn't where Joe's heart or head was, and he left high school after just one year. The San Francisco Seals, a minor league team, had their eye on Joe and took him on. He quickly showed his stuff, and was a standout player for the Seals. After a couple of seasons, the New York Yankees spotted him, and Joe's career in baseball took off.

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79. HUMBLE BEGINNINGS
    There is a legend that claims joe dimaggio's father fought hard tokeep his sons from playing baseball. He wanted his boys to get  
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    Extractions: Joe DiMaggio looks back over a career of accomplishments. Yet, he does not forget where he came from, nor do his fans. It is his storied past that intrigues so many. His Italian heritage that all immigrants identify with and try to emmulate. Joe DiMaggio personifies the validity of that ever elusive "American Dream" come true. His success at breaking into the world of baseball, a poor, uneducated son of an immigrant fisherman during the height of the depression is unbelievable to many, but, at the same time, a tangible experience for Americans everywhere in similar predicaments to look to for guidance. The fact that he made it to the major leageus was enough to make him the hero of the masses. Forget his incredible statistics, his "clipper-like" grace, his dignified pursuit of excellence on and off the field. Joe DiMaggio was a hero for those who so desperately wanted to believe in the beauty of the American Dream. There is a legend that claims Joe DiMaggio's father fought hard to keep his sons from playing baseball. He wanted his boys to get a good education and to make something of themselves. According to Tom DiMaggio, Joe's older brother, "He wanted us to make a good, honest living, so we could get away from the stuggle and the poverty we had as kids." Frank Venezia, Joe's childhood friend, remembers the great DiMaggio fondly. "Joe had a keen mind. He would have been good at anything he did. He just wasn't interested in school. I think part of it was he was afraid to talk in class. That probably came from his home. His parents were hermits. They didn't come out of the house much. Joe's parents only spoke Italian. But, I can't really tell you if Joe spoke Italian to his parents or what they spoke to him. Nobody around there could tell you, nobody ever got invited inside their house (Allen 24)."

80. Joe Dimaggio Biography
    program's site. Timeline of joe dimaggio's Life An excellent reference.baseball Page Nice onepage collection of info and stats. 100  
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