Baseball Hall Of Fame The National baseball Hall of Fame and Museum In the year 2000 ballot tony perez,a 1997 member of the Cuban baseball Hall of Fame, was selected to join Martin http://www.cubanball.com/halloffame.html
Extractions: Back to History Timeline Boxscore Leaders ... Mexican HOF The Cuban Baseball Hall of Fame began to induct members in 1939. It continued to do so even with all the political turmoil that has befallen Cuban Baseball. The Federacion de Peloteros Profesionales Cubanos en el Exilio continued elections of members after the end of professionalism in Cuba. For a complete list of members inducted from 1939 to 1998 visit my Cuban Baseball Hall of Fame page. The Cuban Sports Hall of Fame has incorporated the members of the Cuban Baseball Hall of Fame and taken up the task of selecting new members. On March 16, 2003 a new group of amateur baseball players, managers, trainers and umpires were selected to join the Hall of Fame. For a complete list of those elected and nominated visit my Cuban Sports Hall of Fame page. Cuban Baseball players are members of the Baseball and Sports Hall of Fame of several different Nations. Including the U.S. National Baseball Hall of Fame, The Mexican Professional Baseball Hall of Fame and the Venezuelan Hall of Fame. The Great
Baseball Category Gallery Derek Jeter Alex Rodriguez Shoeless Joe Jackson A baseball Gallery AJ AramisRamirez Armando Benitez Armando Rios Atanasio tony perez Austin Kearns http://www.allposters.com/cat/cat290298.htm
Aztec Baseball, San Diego State University - Official Athletic Site WP Skinner 2. HBP - by Julianel (perez), by Lucy (Rogers 2000 San Diego State BaseballSan Diego at San Diego Mar 21, 2000 at San Diego, CA (tony Gwynn Stadium http://www.fansonly.com/schools/sdsu/sports/m-basebl/stats/032100aac.html
Extractions: SDSU 10, USD 3 Baseball Box Score 2000 San Diego State Baseball San Diego at San Diego State Mar 21, 2000 at San Diego, CA (Tony Gwynn Stadium) San Diego 3 (17-12-1) San Diego State 10 (15-15) Name (Pos) AB R H RBI BB SO PO A Montgomery, Billy cf...... 4 2 1 1 1 2 Pierce, Sean lf........... 4 2 3 3 1 Lockhart, Paul rf......... 3 1 2 1 1 2 1 Echelbarger, Tyler dh..... 3 Shortell, Rory ss......... 3 1 2 4 2 Chop, Chad 1b............. 3 2 1 1 1 1 6 1 Rogers, Brandon c......... 2 1 1 8 1 Ricardy, Matt 2b.......... 4 1 3 2 3 2 Pashales, John 3b......... 4 1 1 2 Julianel, Ben p........... 2 Minter, Jon p............. Ring, Royce p............. Dunwell, Chris p.......... Skinner, John p........... Totals.................... 30 10 11 7 5 3 27 11 Score by innings: R H E San Diego 002 001 000 - 3 8 4 San Diego State 200 004 22 - 10 11 1 E - Harris, Lima, Bagley, Bealer, Chop. DP - USD 1, SDSU 1. LOB - USD 10, SDSU 8. 2B - Pierce, Ricardy. 3B - Pierce. SB - Shortell. CS - Reese, Leuthard, Pierce, Shortell. SH - Pierce, Echelbarger 2, Rogers. SF - Chop.
Nobody Loves Tony - Baseball Primer It'll be tough to go 4 full days without baseball. he should be, but I don't knowit tony the Genius will. Louis 0, San Francisco 0, 2 outs, Eduardo perez on 1st http://www.baseballprimer.com/articles/dszymborski_2002-10-15_0.shtml
Extractions: by Dan Szymborski Once again, Primer contributors and Primer readers got together during the game. Everyone had a fun time, with the possible exception of Tony LaRussa if he ever runs across this transcript. At the bottom of the page, check out the link to Chris Dial's scorecard in order to follow the action. : Cardinals are coming all the way back, baby! : It wouldn't bother me if they did, but TLR will figure out a way to screw it up. : So, I assume I'm the only guy in the sabermetric community rooting for the Cardinals? DSzymborsk : Robert Dudek, too. : Well, I'm sort of rooting for them - I don't want to see an All-WC series but TLR makes it very hard to root for them DSzymborsk : Brock Hanke is a Cards fan, too. vorosm: The Genius! : Most cardinals fans are caught in between because we hate TLR more than the rest of you. vorosm: LaRussa, not Brock. : You forgot the TM symbol on that, Voros : I was yelling at the TV last night when he left White in. DSzymborsk : You think it's hard rooting for the Cards because of TLR? I'm an Orioles fan.
Extractions: Savannah Morning News Can a team's fifth-best player be a Hall of Famer? Is that really enough? It just seems it used to take a little more than that to be considered among baseball's elite. Tony Perez was placed among the game's best ever this week, which was a big win for nice guys everywhere. But it was also another small loss for what is supposed to be the most special place in sports, another chip away at the prestige the phrase "Hall of Famer" has always held in baseball more than anywhere else. Perez's numbers say Hall of Fame. His identity as a ballplayer doesn't. You didn't get the impression that he was when you were watching him, and voters shouldn't have gotten it now, nine years after he was first eligible. Perez was never the guy you raced into the stadium to see, never the player who made the Reds go, never the guy the other pitcher started worrying about two innings before his turn in the order came. And that image, that impact on every game, makes a Hall of Famer as much home runs, Gold Gloves and championships do. Perez had more RBIs than Mickey Mantle and more hits than Ted Williams. But he never approached the level of eminence those two players defined. Mickey Mantle and Ted Williams, like most Hall of Famers, were idols. They were the players kids pretended to be in their rooms at night. Tony Perez was the guy who came after Pete Rose, Joe Morgan and Johnny Bench on the Big Red Machine both in batting order and order of prominence.
Tony Perez Is Not A Hall Of Famer 1. Was he ever regarded as the best player in baseball? tony perez NEVER won an MVP.He came close in 1970, where he finished 2nd behind teammate Johnny Bench. http://www.dickiethon.com/~rhoma/hof/perez.htm
Extractions: Tony Perez is not a Hall of Famer Note: This was written before the BBWAA decided to become the Statue of Liberty of the National Baseball Hall of Fame: "Give me your tired, your homeless, your huddled masses...." What does the Hall of Fame mean to you? Should the Hall of Fame should contain the best players in the game? Should we use statistics as a guide to help us evaluate the dominance of a player? Or should we induct players who have surpassed certain statistical milestones, rewarding longevity. Some fans think it's an "insult" if a certain player isn't indicted into the Hall of Fame. In reality, it's an honor to be indicted in the Hall of Fame. Many good players haven't been elected to the Hall of Fame. Some of the elections were political. Let's get past that. Let's make future elections based on a player's merit. Tony Perez collected 2732 hits, he hit 379 home runs, and he drove in 1,652 runs. Perez compiled good lifetime stats. Was he great? Did fans buy tickets to see Perez play? Did Perez dominate the game the way other stars like Reggie Jackson, Hank Aaron, and Roberto Clemente dominate the game? Was Perez as good as Harmon Killebrew, Willie McCovey, and Willie Stargell? Let's ask ourselves a series of questions to evaluate Tony Perez for the Hall of Fame. Players who pass this test are players who I think belong in the Hall of Fame.
The Sporting News : Baseball - TSN Expert and the respect for Boles' replacement, tony perez. The change from Boles, a longtimepersonnel man who never played minor or major league baseball, to perez http://www.sportingnews.com/voices/ken_rosenthal/20010702a.html
Extractions: Baseball Cards 1970's 1980's Baseball Simulator ... National Baseball League Page 5 of 7 NO NAME TEAM DUP NOLES, DICKIE RANGERS NORRIS, MIKE ATHLETICS NUNEZ, ED MARINERS O'BRIEN, PETE RANGERS OBERKFELL, KEN BRAVES OESTER, RON REDS OJEDA, BOB RED SOX OLIVER, AL PHILLIES OQUENDO, JOSE METS OROSCO, JESSE METS ORTA, JORGE ROYALS ORTIZ, JUNIOR METS OWCHINKO, BOB REDS OWEN, DAVE CUBS OWEN, SPIKE MARINERS PACIOREK, TOM WHITE SOX PAGLIARULO, MIKE YANKEES PALMER, DAVE EXPOS PARKER, DAVE REDS PARRISH, LANCE TIGERS PARRISH, LARRY RANGERS PENA, ALEJANDRO DODGERS PENA, TONY PIRATES PENDLETON, TERRY CARDINALS PERCONTE, JACK MARINERS PEREZ, PASCUAL BRAVES PEREZ, TONY REDS PERKINS, BRODERICK INDIANS PERRY, GRALD BRAVES PERTY, DAN TIGERS PETTIS, GARY ANGELS PHELPS, KEN MARINERS PHILLIPS, TONY ATHLETICS PICCIOLO, ROB ANGELS PORTER, CHUCK BREWERS PORTER, DARRELL CARDINALS POWER, TED REDS PRICE, JOE RED PRYOR, GREG ROYALS PUHL, TERRY TWINS PUTNAM, PAT TWINS QUISENBERRY, DAN ROYALS RABB, JOHN GIANTS RAINES, TIM EXPOS RAMIREZ, MARIO PADRES RAMIREZ, RAFAEL BRAVES RAMOS, BOBBY EXPOS RAMOS, DOMINGO MARINERS RAMSEY, MIKE
Clean-up Batter Tony Perez To Be Inducted Into Hall Of Fame tony perez. Yet, it will be perez who will walk to the microphone and make an acceptancespeech this summer as he is enshrined in Cooperstown at the baseball http://www.psacard.com/articles/article1856.chtml
National Baseball Hall Of Fame - Inductee Information Seventime All-Star tony Pérez was the offensive anchor of one of the greatest dynasties in baseball history, and had http://www.baseballhalloffame.org/hof_weekend/2000/inductees.htm
Extractions: Born: February 22, 1934, at Bridgewater, South Dakota. Connie Mack and John McGraw With Anderson at the helm for nine seasons, the Reds won 863 games, four pennants, and won more than 90 games seven times. Spurred by a lineup that included Joe Morgan , Pete Rose, and Johnny Bench , the Big Red Machine averaged more than 100 wins per season from 1972 through 1976. Anderson guided the team to World Series victories in 1975, a dramatic, hard-fought win over the Red Sox; and 1976, a dominating sweep of the Yankees. After the 1978 season Anderson left the Reds. The next year he joined the Detroit Tigers in mid-season and picked up where he had left off, posting a winning record in each of his first 10 years with Detroit. In 1984 his inspired Tigers team, led by Jack Morris, Alan Trammell, and Lou Whitaker, defeated the San Diego Padres in the World Series. The key moment came in Game 5, when Kirk Gibson hit the series-winning home run off ace reliever Goose Gossage.
Fixed It! Baseball ScoreBook Oceanside Waves At Alaska Goldpanners 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 0 LOB. Alaska Goldpanners Bottom of the 12thPerez, tony walked. baseball ScoreBook on 8/26/2001 at 200840. http://www.goldpanners.com/Pressbox/Results/2001/13_010621_waves_03_BOXSCORE_F2.
Tributeint.com - Collectibles For Everyone baseball Caps, Griffey Jr., Ken (Mariners Plaque, Berra, Yogi and Ford, Whitey 8x11(Yankees) Gooden, Dwight Doc (Mets signed ROY) Gwynn, tony (Padres) Hernandez http://www.tributeint.com/auto_baseball.html
APBAStadium.com - Gamers' Skybox - APBA Baseball 2001 Roster John Wehner, Shawon Dunston, Kevin Nicholson, Russ Davis. Emil Brown, EduardoPerez, tony Gwynn, Juan Melo, Chad Hermansen, Eric Davis, Kory DeHaan, FelipeCrespo. http://www.apbastadium.com/stadium/gamers_skybox/baseball/2001_roster.html
Extractions: ARIZONA ATLANTA CHICAGO CUBS CINCINNATI Tony Womack Rafael Furcal Eric Young Chris Stynes Jay Bell Andruw Jones Ricky Gutierrez Barry Larkin Luis Gonzalez Chipper Jones Sammy Sosa Ken Griffey, Jr. Matt Williams B. J. Surhoff Mark Grace Dmitri Young Steve Finley Andres Galarraga Rondell White Sean Casey Greg Colbrunn Brian Jordan Willie Greene Michael Tucker Erubiel Durazo Javier Lopez Shane Andrews Eddie Taubensee "Don Cross"
Cincinnati Reds At Cincinnati.Com - Your Key To The City HALL OF FAME BIOS tony perez tony perez. 196476, '84-86. Vital statisticsLifetime .279 batting average, 2,732 hits, 379 home runs, 1,652 RBI. http://www.cincinnati.com/reds/halloffame/perezbio_072000.html
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USDTOREROS.COM WP DUNN, D. BK - DUNN, D. HBP - by perez, tony (HARRIS). 2002 Saint Mary's BaseballSan Diego at Saint Mary's Apr 21, 2002 at Moraga, CA (Louis Gusto Field http://www.sportsmediainc.net/usdtoreros/index.cfm?func=showarticle&newsid=5202
Extractions: San Diego 8, Santa Clara 2 Final Box Score April 14, 2001 Recap The Automated ScoreBook San Diego at Santa Clara Apr 14, 2001 at Santa Clara, Calif. (Buck Shaw Stadium) San Diego 8 (26-14,12-6 WCC) Player AB R H RBI BB SO PO A LOB McCOY, Mike 2b........... 5 1 1 1 2 2 1 2 HARRIS, Josh ss.......... 5 1 1 3 2 SAIN, Greg 3b............ 2 1 1 2 1 1 4 HERRERA, Tobias 3b...... 1 1 1 PRAST, Joey lf........... 2 1 3 1 1 LIMA, Joe rf............. 5 3 3 1 1 1 MARIAN, Jason 1b......... 5 1 1 10 1 PEREZ, Tony p/cf......... 3 1 1 1 1 1 CAPLE, Tom cf/p.......... 4 1 2 1 1 1 4 DIAZ MIRON, Luis c....... 2 2 2 1 8 2 Totals................... 34 8 12 7 7 6 27 11 9 Santa Clara 2 (14-24,10-8 WCC)
