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82. Robert J Erickson baseball. 1888 dummy hoy print from trading card 10x20 Restored blow up ofan antique baseball card. Price US$25.00 Quantity Encryption Security. http://www.panoramic.net/store/images/item211.html

83. Books dummy hoy. William Ellsworth “dummy” hoy (18621961), the firstdeaf Major League baseball player Rate it! 0.00 / 0 Votes http http://deafbase.com/db/Publications/Books/index.shtml

Search Deafbase: Any of words Exact phrase All of Deafbase directory Just this category only Within your results At the end of the subcategory. Home Search Main Publications Books Results 1 - 3 of at least 3 Campus Connections - RIT bookstore Since NTID, The National Technical Institute for the Deaf is located on our campus, we stock over 400 books, videos, and gift items related to the subject of deafness. Rate it! [ 0.00 / Votes ] http://finweb.rit.edu/Bookstore/deafness_related.htm Tue Oct 24, 2000 Site ID: 972375855 DeafBooks.co.uk - In association with Amazon.co.uk Books on Deaf/HOH related issues. Rate it! [ 0.00 / Votes ] http://www.deafbooks.co.uk/ Tue Mar 27, 2001 Site ID: 985734663 Dummy Hoy William Ellsworth “Dummy” Hoy (1862-1961), the first deaf Major League baseball player Rate it! [ 0.00 / Votes ] http://www.dummyhoy.com/ Wed June 27, 2001 Site ID: 993640107 Add your link Change your link What's new? Contact Developer

84. Joey's Want Lists baseball cards. Joey is seeking baseball cards for deaf baseball playersWilliam E. dummy hoy, Luther H. dummy Taylor, and Curtis Pride. http://members.aol.com/joeylibby/indexmain.html

Joey's Want Lists Joey collects things related to deafness, deaf people, and sign language. Baseball cards Joey is seeking baseball cards for deaf baseball players William E. "Dummy" Hoy, Luther H. "Dummy" Taylor, and Curtis Pride. Click baseball cards for a list of the cards. Currency There was a $ 5.00 bill printed by the Republic of Texas with the portrait of "Deaf" Smith. There is also currency printed by, and engraved with the name of, the North Carolina Institution for the Deaf and Dumb. Click currency Football cards Joey is seeking football cards for deaf football player Kenny Walker. Click football cards for a list of the cards. Hockey cards Joey is seeking hockey cards for hard-of-hearing player Jim Kyte. Click hockey cards for a list of the cards. Non-sport cards Joey is seeking non-sport collectors, trading, and playing cards showing Howie Seago (as Riva in the Star Trek: Next Generation episode Loud as a Whisper) and Lou Ferigno (as the Hulk in the television series The Incredible Hulk). Click non-sport cards for a list of the cards.

85. DDN Foster Finally Gets Due Honors The Cincinnati Chapter of the baseball Writers Association of America voted Fosterand 19th century star William Ellsworth dummy hoy into the Reds Hall of http://www.activedayton.com/ddn/sports/reds/daily/0122redshall.html

86. Foster Named To Reds Hall Of Fame is the latest player to be voted by the baseball Writers' Association along with fellowoutfielder and veteran selection William Ellsworth dummy hoy, on Aug. http://reds.enquirer.com/2003/01/22/reds22.rtf.html

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A CELEBRATION OF BASEBALL GALLERY FORUMS SEARCH CONTACT US NetShrine's ICONS from the 19th Century Era For more information on each player, click on his name in the table below. Dave Foutz Chief Zimmer Tom York Jouett Meekin ... RETURN TO THE MAIN ENTRANCE OF THIS WING James McCormick 1878 - 1887 (Indianapolis NL, Cleveland NL, Cincinnati Union Assoc., Providence NL, Chicago NL, Pittsburgh NL) Lost 40 games in 1879. Won 45 games in 1880. Won 265 games in his career - 30 in a season 4 times. RETURN TO THIS ERA'S MAIN REGISTER Thomas Francis Michael McCarthy 1884 - 1896 (Boston Union Assoc., Boston NL, Philadelphia NL, St. Louis Amer. Assoc., Brooklyn NL) Great defensive OF, he mastered led to the INF Fly Rule. Good hitter. 100+ runs/year 7 straight times. RETURN TO THIS ERA'S MAIN REGISTER Hugh Ambrose "Ee-Yah" Jennings 1891 - 1918 (Louisville Amer. Assoc., Louisville NL, Baltimore NL, Brooklyn NL, Philadelphia NL

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89. No. 4-October 1992 Stephanie Long, Miss Deaf America 199294 dummy hoy enters Ohio BaseballHall of Fame. Mute -again? DEAFantasy SIGNsail cruise. http://www.deaflife.com/back_issue/listing/052.html

No. 4-October 1992 Order #052 ORDER Stephanie Long, Miss Deaf America 1992-94 "Dummy" Hoy enters Ohio Baseball Hall of Fame "Mute"-again? DEAFantasy SIGNsail cruise HPO: What is Pidgin Sign English? Signs of the Month: Days of the Week Readers' Responses: Which should be the official language of the Deaf community-ASL, Signed English, PSE...? DEAF LIFE Plus lead stories: Paddy Ladd named to Gallaudet's Doctor Chair; Corson appointed Pre-College VP; two new commercials feature sign language Back to Volume V Site Terms

90. The Amateur Baseball Umpire Home Page account from a book entitled A Century Of baseball Lore by William Ellsworth Hoycame to He was immediately tagged with the nickname dummy not because of http://www.amateurumpire.com/others/jb/jb04.htm

A Little Bit Of History Compiled by Joel Balberman Oftentimes it helps to understand the way we do things as umpires if we know a little bit about the past. In many ways, the rule book is a history of the game, because the rules reflect some of the plays that have happened and the changes that have been brought about because of those incidents. One example of a change brought about by the history of the game is the origin of the use of signals by umpires. This account from a book entitled A Century Of Baseball Lore by John Thorn: "William Ellsworth Hoy came to the big leagues as a 27 year-old rookie in 1888. He was immediately tagged with the nickname "Dummy" - not because of any deficiencies of intellect, but because he was a deaf mute. He is credited with inducing home plate umpires to raise the right arm to signal a strike, since Hoy couldn't hear the call. Soon umpires began to signal strikes for all batters, thus relieving the strain on their vocal cords and making it easier for fans to follow the action." Things have never been easy for umpires, but the period from the 1880's through the 1890's was particularly rough on umpires. For example, there was a sign in the Kansas City ballpark that read:

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92. History Of Umpiring Two playwrights, Allen Meyer and Michael Nowak wrote, The Single Season of DummyHoy, a comedy about his first year as a major league baseball player. http://allsands.com/Sports/History/historyofumpir_vsg_gn.htm

History of umpiring Did you ever wonder what caused an umpire to first signal a called strike by raising his right hand? Watching umpires it's almost as if they think the players are deaf. Or maybe the hand signals for balls and strikes have always been for the benefit of the fans who can't hear the call from so far away. bodyOffer(3448) Actually an umpire did first signal balls and strikes with his hand for a deaf baseball player who was one of the best major league players of his era, William "Dummy" Hoy. Before he suggested the signals to an umpire in 1887, Hoy had to read the lips of the umpire to know if each pitch was a strike or ball. The pitchers on the other teams often took advantage of the situation to throw the next pitch before he was ready. Born a deaf mute during the Civil War in Houcktown, Ohio, Hoy isn't in the National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, New York. He wasn't even inducted into the Hancock County (a county in Northwestern Ohio, about 40 miles south of Toledo) Sports Hall of Fame until 12 years ago. Regardless, he not only was one of the best players of his time but holds records that have never been broken. It wasn't always easy for Hoy. Two playwrights, Allen Meyer and Michael Nowak wrote, "The Single Season of Dummy Hoy," a comedy about his first year as a major league baseball player. The play debuted in 1987 in New York and Chicago and was about Hoy's first year as a player, 1886.

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95. History - The Official Site Of Major League Baseball 61. Herman Long, 1,460. 62. Jim O'Rourke, 1,446. 63. Harry Hooper, 1,429. 64. DummyHoy, 1,426. Joe Kelley, 1,426. 66. Rod Carew, 1,424. 67. Roberto Clemente, 1,416.68. http://cbs.sportsline.com/u/baseball/mlbcom/history/alltime_runs.html

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