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Memphis Tigers Baseball Organization - Willie Mays Division
willie mays Division. Tournaments. The willie mays Division of the American AmateurBaseball Congress is our division for players 10 years of age and younger.
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Hall Of Famers
Matson, Ollie, football, 1983, University of San Francisco. mays, willie, baseball,1980, Pacific Bell Park. McCovey, willie, baseball, 1987, Pacific Bell Park.
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Extractions: LOCATION Albert, Frankie football Stanford Attles, Al basketball Oakland Coliseum Baer, Max boxing City of Livermore Barksdale, Don basketball Oakland Coliseum Barry, Rick basketball Oakland Coliseum Bartell, Dick baseball Oakland Coliseum Biletnikoff, Fred football Oakland Coliseum Biondi, Matt swimming University of California, Berkeley Blanda, George football Oakland Coliseum Blue, Vida baseball Pac-Bell Park Brodie, John football Stanford Brown, Willie football SFO Gate 80 Budge, Don tennis Berkeley Tennis Club Camilli, Dolph baseball Sacred Heart Cathedral Prep. Cepeda, Orlando baseball Pac-Bell Park Chapman, Sam baseball University of California, Berkeley Corbett, Jim boxing The Olympic Club Cronin, Joe baseball Sacred Heart Preparatory Curtis Cuneo, Ann swimming University of California, Berkeley de Varona, Donna swimming DiMaggio, Dominic baseball SFO Gate 80 DiMaggio, Joe baseball SFO Gate 81 Eckersley, Dennis
Mays, Howard 'Willie' - Negro Leagues Baseball Player
Born May 6, 1931, Westfield, Ala., both mays' father and grandfather had beenbaseball players. willie, who batted and fielded righthanded, played
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Extractions: HOWARD WILLIE MAYS Born May 6, 1931, Westfield, Ala., both Mays' father and grandfather had been baseball players. Willie, who batted and fielded right-handed, played semiprofessional baseball when he was 16 years old and joined the Birmingham Black Barons of the Negro National League in 1948, playing only on Sunday during the school year. The National League New York Giants paid the Barons for his contract when he graduated from Fairfield Industrial High School in 1950. After two seasons in the minor leagues, Mays went to the Giants in 1951. He became known first for his spectacular leaping and diving catches before he established himself as a hitter. He served in the army (1952-54), and in the 1954 season, when the Giants won the National League pennant and the World Series, Mays led the league in hitting (.345) and had 41 home runs. In 1966 his two-year contract with the Giants (moved to San Francisco in 1958) gave him the highest salary of any baseball player of that time. He was traded to the New York Mets midseason in 1972 and retired after the 1973 season. Late in his career he played in the infield, mainly at first base. His career home run total was 660 and his batting average .302. He led the league in home runs in 1955, 1962, and 1964-65.
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Willie Mays Baseball Career Record
willie mays ranks at the top when players are rated for their speed and power. The Say Hey Kid made some of baseball's greatest catches to go with his 660
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Extractions: Willie Mays ranks at the top when players are rated for their speed and power. The "Say Hey Kid" made some of baseball's greatest catches to go with his 660 homers and 338 stolen bases. Willie's amazing career totals were accomplished even though he lost almost two seasons to the military service in 1952 and 1953. Artist John Wolf has captured "Number 24" for you as he lashes out one of the 1323 long hits made during his Hall of Fame career. Willie Mays Career Record ~ Signed and includes matting ~ approx. 23 x 16 *Professionaly matted and framed for a finish size of approx 25 x 18 *Permanently protected with quality moulding and conservation glass How to Order Our Guarantee
Willie Mays, Willie Mays MLB Autographed Sports Items
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Neil Leifer Photography - Baseball : Willie Mays
Neil Leifer, Back to Gallery Photo 2 of 25. © Neil Leifer 2002, Photo 1502Willie mays San Francisco, CA 7/5/62 LA Dodgers vs. SF Giants (Half Length).
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Willie Mays By Michael Griffin As Submitted To Things-and-other-stuff
mays had had a breakout season, hitting .345 with 41 home runs and 1963Topps willie mays baseball Card nearly 200 hits in the season.
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Extractions: By Michael Griffin BUY WILLIE MAYS COLLECTIBLES! Willie Mays was the "Say-Hey Kid" long before Ken Griffey, Jr. had the nickname "The Kid" bestowed on him. Mays was called this because he was so young when he first came into the major leagues, and he also had a high squeaky voice.
All-Time Allstars - Willie Mays || Top Of The Ninth - Unofficial Baseball News A
players. There's sluggers, pitchers, catchers and fielders but WillieMays was the most amazing all round player in baseball history.
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Extractions: SportNetwork: Real Clubs, Real Fans, Real Sport - Womens Tennis: Williams beats Davenport Womens Tennis: Family Circle Cup Update Womens Tennis: Family Circle Cup results Carlton Blues: Review Blues v Pies Rd 2 ... Marta Marrero: Marta makes the semis - Top Of The Ninth an Unofficial Baseball Message Board. For true fans. 13th Apr 2003 Your Opposition Baseball Carlton Blues Marta Marrero Motorcycle Racing Online Western Bulldogs Womens Tennis Your Favourites Edit Favourites Willie "Say Hey" Mays played at the same time as other All-Time All-Stars such as Sandy Koufax and Jackie Robinson, whilst still made more records and won more awards than many others from his era. Willie's career statistics include 3,283 hits with 660 homers and a batting average of .302. In 1951 he was awarded Rookie of the Year, was two-time MVP (1954 and 1965) and totalled up a staggering 12 Gold Glove awards. Whilst having played in four world series and participated in 24 All-Star games (a record he shares with Stan Musial and Hank Aaron), Willie Mays still doesn't like being around the media. Born in 1931, Willie grew up playing stickball on the streets of his home town of Westfield (Alabama). After a short time of playing semi-pro ball, at the age of 16 he progressed into the Negro Leagues with his father, playing for the Birmingham Black Barons. The day Willie graduated from High school he was signed to the New York Giants Class B team where he advanced to Triple A. Then at 20 years old, Mays joined the Majors for the Giants at the Polo Ground, New York City.
Willie Mays
willie mays. I can't believe that Babe Ruth was a better player thanwillie mays. Ruth is to baseball what Arnold Palmer is to golf.
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Extractions: Giants/New York Giants Willie Mays, the Giants' "Say Hey Kid," played the game with enthusiasm and exuberance. Considered by many the greatest player of all time, Mays was the prototype of the complete player; he played with intelligence - he hit for average and power, fielding, throwing and base running. His unique 1957 performance of 20 or more doubles, triples, homers, and stolen bases established his claim as one of the game's greatest all-around offensive threats. He was also remarkably durable, playing in at least 150 games for 13 consecutive seasons. He played a spectacular centerfield, and possessed a great arm. Mays' preeminence as a centerfielder is supported statistically by his career total of 7,095 putouts, the most in major league history. He used his patented basket catch on routine fly balls, and he regularly dumbfounded onlookers by making seemingly impossible plays. After a particularly astonishing display in which Mays raced to his left, speared a fly ball, spun 360 degrees counterclockwise, and threw the ball on a 325-foot line to nail a tagging Dodger baserunner at the plate, Brooklyn manager Charlie Dressen commented, "I won't believe that play until I see him do it again."
Barry Bonds, Bobby Bonds, Willie Mays, Framed Baseball Cards
27 X 21 framed Barry Bonds, Bobby Bonds and willie mays collectablebaseball cards. The following cards are included Barry Bonds
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How can any selfrespecting, honest baseball fan give less than five stars to williemays. willie mays is the best all-around baseball player of all time.
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San Francisco Giants Baseball Photos Of Mays, LeMaster, Bonds & More SF Giants
Included are superstars Barry Bonds, willie mays, Dusty Baker, Johnnie LeMaster,Reggie Sanders and batboy Darren Baker. MLB Hall of Famer willie mays.
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Extractions: Home Stats Official Team Pictures Photo Albums ... Softball Links Below is my small collection of San Francisco Giants photo's. Included are superstars Barry Bonds, Willie Mays, Dusty Baker, Johnnie LeMaster, Reggie Sanders and batboy Darren Baker. Many fun pictures of some of my favorite SF Giants throughout the years. Giants LF Barry Bonds watches another home run leave Pac Bell Park Barry Bonds swats another one Left Fielder Barry Bonds Anaheim Angels fans heckle Barry Bonds in the 2002 World Series, Game Six Anaheim Angels fans heckle Right Fielder Reggie Sanders in the 2002 World Series, Game Six Current Chicago Cubs manager Dusty Baker Former Giants bat boy Darren Baker MLB Hall of Famer Willie Mays Willie Mays day # 24, Willie Mays Willie Mays steals home Willie Mays makes his famous over the shoulders catch in the 1954 World Series against The Cleveland Indians All time great Willie Mays Willie Mays and New York Yankee Mickey Mantle, signed photo Willie Mays Longtime Giants shortstop Johnnie LeMaster Home Stats Official Team Pictures Photo Albums ... Softball Links
Famous Quotes - Willie Mays - Baseball Is A Game, Yes...
combat. For all its gentility, its almost leisurely pace, baseball isviolence under wraps. willie mays Send this quote to a friend!
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Ultimate Mets Database - Willie Mays
Peter Stratakos July 26, 2002 I had that 1973 baseball card seen hereof willie mays. I was only 7 at the time, and traded it for
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Autographed Publication Price List
6.1.82, LAW, Vern, baseball Stars (Dell Sports Magazine) (lower right corner crease 6.1.51,*mays, willie, The Sporting News (upper left corner torn off), 7/17/71,
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Extractions: Autographed Publication Price List Publications Stk# Player Title Date Price BECKERT, Glenn The Sporting News BELINSKY, Bo Sports Illustrated - signed 5/5/62 no-hitter *BERRA, Yogi Sports Illustrated *BERRA, Yogi Sports Illustrated (minor surface wear) BLUE, Vida Sports Illustrated *BROCK, Lou BB Digest Dec-74 *BROCK, Lou Sports Illustrated *BROCK, Lou Sports Illustrated *BROCK, Lou Sports History May-89 *BROCK, Lou *BROCK, Lou The Sporting News *BROCK, Lou The Sporting News *BROCK, Lou The Sporting News *BROCK, Lou The Sporting News CAMPANERIS, Bert The Sporting News *CARLTON, Steve The Sporting News *COURNOYER, Yvan The Sporting News (signed with #12, HOF 1982) DAWSON, Andre Sport (some edge wear) Jun-83 DAWSON, Andre The Sporting News DAWSON, Andre The Sporting News DAWSON, Andre The Sporting News DAWSON, Andre The Sporting News DAWSON, Andre The Sporting News ELDER, Lee Sports Illustrated *FELLER, Bob Cleveland Indians Program *FINGERS, Rollie BB Digest Jan-75 *FINGERS, Rollie BB Digest Mar-82 *FINGERS, Rollie The Sporting News FREEHAN, Bill The Sporting News GARR, Ralph
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baseball SINGLES WITH PLAYERS LAST NAME STARTING WITH M Christy Mathis, Jeff Mattes,Troy Mattingly, Don Maule, Jason mays, Joe mays, willie Mazeroski, Bill
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Rare Sports Films - Vintage Baseball Video Sports Auto Racing Events
1965, 1966), a total of 42 minutes of nostalgic baseball, all on one the game includeLuis Aparicio, Mickey Mantle, Jim Gentile, willie mays, Roberto Clemente
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Extractions: The 1966 game at brand new Busch Stadium in St. Louis will always be remembered for the blistering 105-degree heat as well as a sparkling 2-1 N.L. 10-inning win. It is only the 4th mid-summer classic to go extra innings and for the third time, a Cardinal player is involved in an overtime victory. Great color closeup shots include Mays, Willie McCovey, Rocky Colavito, Al Kaline, McAuliffe, Richardson, Bobby Knoop, Aaron, the Robinson boys, Leo Cardenas, Clemente, Carl Yastrzemski, Oliva, Earl Battey, starting pitchers Sandy Koufax and Denny McLain, managers Sam Mele and Walt Alston and honorary coaches Ted Williams and Casey Stengel. In the second inning Brooks Robinson's liner gets away from Aaron and Robbie pounds around to third with a triple, for what is to be the only hit off Koufax. However, Sandy's wild pitch scores Robinson, and the A.L. leads 1-0. Brooks also has a fine day in the field, making three nice plays at third base, including two to rob the Cubs' Ron Santo and another to save a 6th-inning run on Aaron's smash. The N.L. ties the game in the 4th, off Jim Kaat when Mays and Clemente single. After two outs, Mays scores from third on Santo's little infield dribbler. With the game tied 1-1 in the 10th, Cardinal catcher Tim McCarver leads off with a hit, goes to second on a sac bunt by Ron Hunt and then scores the winning run when Maury Wills singles to right center!
Baseball Photos
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