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Mel Ott: The Little Giant of Baseball by Fred Stein, 1999-04

My Greatest Day in Baseball by John P.; Ruth, Babe; Durocker, Leo; Ott, Mel Carmichael, 1948

Mel Ott: The Gentle Giant (American Sports History Series) by Alfred M. Martin, 2003-06

Under Coogan's bluff: A fan's recollections of the New York Giants under Terry and Ott by Fred Stein, 1978

Giant Book of SportsHow These Stars Play The Game Joe DiMaggio, Dempsey Babe Ruth, Rockne Louis Ott Cobb Tilden Budge Day Holman Davis Lujack Robinson Bee Tunney Fulks Beard Varipapa Durocher Marble, historyBaseball , history Football Boxing Tennis B by red , black white pictorial endpapers with tiny stain, inner hinges slightly starting , profusely illustrated, back blank free flyleaf Former owner stamp Introduction Mel Allen, 1947

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ThinkQuest Library Of Entries
A famous incident in baseball history was when mel ott and Chuck Klein were bothcontending for the NL HR title, and in the last game of the season the Phillie
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Extractions: The web site you have requested, Baseball: The Game and Beyond , is one of over 4000 student created entries in our Library. Before using our Library, please be sure that you have read and agreed to our To learn more about ThinkQuest. You can browse other ThinkQuest Library Entries To proceed to Baseball: The Game and Beyond click here Back to the Previous Page The Site you have Requested ... click here to view this site Click image for the Site Awards Received Languages : Site Desciption Why does a curve ball curve? This complete compendium of the game of baseball will give you an inside look into the how's and why's of this popular sport. Behind the plate, you will learn how an umpire makes the proper calls. In the announcer's booth, a Red Sox announcer takes you behind the scenes at Fenway Park.
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mel ott The Little Giant of baseball by Fred Stein Synopsis melvin Thomas ott wassmaller than most home run sluggers, at 59, 170 pounds, but he could sure
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Baseball Legends - Books On Baseball Hall Of Fame Players
Rube Waddell The Zany, Brilliant Life of a Strikeout Artist by AlanHoward Levy. mel ott The Little Giant of baseball by Fred Stein.
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Extractions: The 500 Home Run Club tells the stories of the 15 men who hit more than 500 home runs-out of 14,000 major leaguers who played the game-in their own words talking about themselves and about each other. Over 180 former major leaguers, from Yogi Berra to Don Zimmer, have been interviewed to get their first-person accounts of playing with and against baseball's 15 most dominant sluggers. Amazon.com
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Ott, Mel Website Results :: Linkspider UK
Directory Tree Top Sports baseball People Players O ott, mel (3). Nationalbaseball Hall of Fame mel ott Brief biography and photo.
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MassLive News - Palmer High Of 1939: Baseball's 'Hoosiers'
Palmer High of 1939 baseball's 'Hoosiers' Thursday, April 4, 2002. My favoriteplayer was mel ott, the old New York Giant, Milt Swiatlowski is telling me.
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Extractions: "My favorite player was Mel Ott, the old New York Giant," Milt Swiatlowski is telling me. He pauses. "How many people have you talked to who have told you that?" None, I say. Milt laughs. "Another thing," he adds. "My nickname as a kid was Babe. As in Babe Ruth. It's the only thing I had in common with the Babe." Milt Swiatlowski is wrong. He shared another thing with the Babe: a love of baseball. It's still his favorite sport. A retired pharmacist and salesman, he's a Red Sox fan now, living in Yankee country in New Jersey. Milt will turn 80 in August, but in his mind he can retrace his childhood steps around the bases in the old Daily News sandlot tournament. He was the youngest of six kids born to Polish immigrants who had a little grocery store on North Street in the Three Rivers section of Palmer. "I was spoiled," Milt says. "My parents let me play ball any time I wanted to. And when I was a kid, we played all the time. There were plenty of kids and plenty of time." Milt was a good outfielder with a strong arm who would occasionally pitch.
Ott & Oh
The first thing that can be said about these men is that they could clout. Baseballloves home run hitters. They were mel ott and Sadaharu Oh. Beginnings.
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Extractions: The first time I saw a picture of Sadaharu Oh at the plate I thought "He looks exactly like Mel Ott." What I was looking at was Oh's leg raised high in the air. As it turns out, I was wrong. Mel Ott's swing involved his raising his leg high in the air and taking a big step as he swung. Instead, Oh would raise his leg in the air as he waited for the pitch. His batting stance has been compared to a dog watering a fire hydrant. The initial similarity between the two is a false one, but these men do share a lot in common. The first thing that can be said about these men is that they could clout. Baseball loves home run hitters. Cecil Fielder summed up the situation quite succinctly recently when he claimed that "the Cadillacs are at the end of the bat." Yet two great home run kings have been taken lightly despite their achievements. They both had the word Giants written across their uniforms. They were Mel Ott and Sadaharu Oh. In 1926 a seventeen-year-old kid from New Orleans got lost in New York City. He did the first thing that came to mind and went back to Penn Station. There he met the son of the New York Giants' clubhouse man. One teenager gave the other the bad news. Mel Ott was late for his try out and John McGraw was pissed. Mugsy didn't stay mad. After watching Ott take batting practice pitches over the wall McGraw knew he had a future Hall of Famer. McGraw also knew something else; if he sent the kid to the minors some scrub manager would try to "correct" Mel's funky high leg kick. Realizing that this could ruin Ott's career McGraw made a decision. For the rest of the year Ott would be on the roster, but would not see much play. He would sit next to John McGraw on the bench and learn baseball.
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The Baseball Guru - Fans Speak To Joe Mock, Baseball Stadium Effects On Hitters
Thanks for writing me at the baseball Guru. A lot has been written about mel Ottand how his hitting stats were probably aided by his home park, so I decided
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Extractions: Fans Speak Joe Mock Web Tour: Ballparks - List of MLB Ballparks and Stadiums: Alphabetically by Team, League and Year of first season. Seating capacities and field dimensions represent a typical season. Complete for 1998, some data as far back as 1884, including disbanded teams. Baseball Stadium Effects on Hitters Dear Joe, Of all the great hitter in the past, there is so much speculation about how much they were aided by their home field. Two players I am wondering about are Mel Ott and Chuck Klein. Both homerun hitting lefties who played their home games, and enjoyed most of their success, in fields with short RF fences. What part, if any, do you think these parks played in these players careers? Thanks for your time, Morgan D. Joe Mock's Response Morgan, Thanks for writing me at the Baseball Guru. A lot has been written about Mel Ott and how his hitting stats were probably aided by his home park, so I decided to delve first into Chuck Klein. As you probably know, his career looks like this: Years Team Home park 1928 through 1933 Phils Baker Bowl 1934 through mid '36 Cubs Wrigley mid '36 through mid '38 Phils Baker Bowl mid '38 through mid '39 Phils Shibe Park mid '39 through end '39 Pirates Forbes Field 1940 through 1944 Phils Shibe Park All of this moving around makes analysis tricky (the Phils did keep trading to get him back, didn't they!). And the stats I looked at didn't differentiate between home and away ... so let's make the following assumptions:
MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL'S Career ALL TIME HOME RUN LEADERS
Photos Courtesy baseball Hall Of Fame. 8/1, 1945, At the Polo Grounds, mel Otthits his historic 500th career HR of off Boston Brave hurler Johnny Hutchings
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Extractions: Date Year Event At League Park in Cleveland, Babe Ruth hits Willis Hudlin's first delivery in the second inning over the RF fence to record his 500th career HR; the Bambino has more than twice the number of round trippers than Phillies Cy Williams who is #2 on the all-time with 237. At Shibe Park, Bosox Jimmie Foxx blasts his 500th career HR against A's pitcher George Caster; it was one of 4 HRs hit in the inning setting an AL mark.
San Francisco Giants History
July development, hated Dodgers manager Leo Durocher replaces mel ott as managerof Search Entire Site
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