81. Joe Jackson's Black Betsy Bat Smashes Price Record With $577,610 Bid - Collector a couple of weeks after two Babe Ruth bats set back to back records for the highestprice ever paid for a gameused baseball bat, joe jackson's famous Black http://www.collectors.com/articles/article_view.chtml?artid=3124

82. Baseball Quote Of The Day - Search Page 3 quotes found searching on Joseph Jefferson Shoeless joe jackson. God knows Igave my best in baseball at all times and no man on earth can truthfully judge http://quote.webcircle.com/cgi-bin/search.cgi?idPlayer=202

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84. National Baseball Hall Of Fame - Press Release - July 23, 1999 joe jackson 1919 pocket watch; joe jackson glove (pictured above). Babe Ruth Famous 19thCentury baseball 1830s children's books describing rules for Base Ball http://www.baseballhalloffame.org/whats_new/press_releases/1999/pr1999_07_23.htm

Hall of Fame to Open Barry Halper Gallery September 2 Memories Of A Lifetime: The Barry Halper Collection to be on exhibit through the summer of 2001 Glove worn by the Chicago White Sox' Joe Jackson in 1919 COOPERSTOWN, NY "Memories of a Lifetime: The Barry Halper Collection," the first exhibit featured in the Barry Halper Gallery, will be on display through the summer of 2001; thereafter, the Gallery will serve as a changing exhibits showcase. "Memories of a Lifetime: The Barry Halper Collection" includes several intriguing Baseball subjects and contains a number of related significant artifacts acquired from the Halper collection, which are now part of the Hall of Fame's permanent collections. "I've been a collector for nearly my whole life; I'm in my 60th year now, as is the Hall of Fame," said Halper. "One of my sons was born on June 12, the anniversary of the Hall's opening. Somehow, the connection has always been with me. This is the fitting place for this collection, and I hope it brings as much pleasure to those viewing it as it did for me." Halper built his personal collection, said to be the foremost compilation of baseball material in private hands, over the course of the past five decades. In addition to the nearly 200 three-dimensional artifacts acquired, the Hall of Fame also obtained the right to copy, photograph, and scan the myriad of documents, letters, and contracts that are part of the Halper Collection, which will be placed in the Hall of Fame Library.

85. Thomas Sowell If we are going to go that route, and accept that kind of reasoning, then the timeis long overdue to induct Shoeless joe jackson into the baseball Hall of Fame http://www.jewishworldreview.com/cols/sowell1.asp

Jewish World Review April 11, 2003 / 9 Nisan II 5763 Thomas Sowell JWR's Pundits World Editorial Cartoon Showcase Mallard Fillmore Michael Barone ... Consumer Reports The media and the war The recent deaths of journalists in Baghdad are more than just personal tragedies. Both the chances that these journalists have taken and the indignant reactions by the surviving journalists are a sad sign of a growing lack of realism in our times, especially among the intelligentsia in the media and in academia. More than a century after General Sherman said, "War is hell," it still seems to come as a great shock to some people when journalists get killed in the middle of a battle zone. The fact that they were warned beforehand by American authorities that no special provision could be made for their safety seems to have been like water off a duck's back. When a soldier is being shot at and he looks around and finds someone pointing something at him, he shoots back immediately. He had better, if he wants to come home alive after this is all over. If second-guessers later argue that it was really just someone pointing a big TV camera at him, while someone else, somewhere else, was doing the shooting, that may be very interesting after the fact but life and death depend on split-second decisions at the time. When you point something at a soldier who is under fire, you do so at your own risk.

86. "Shoeless" Joe: Innocent Or Guilty? The decision to ban joe jackson from Major League baseball was ultimatelymade by Commissioner Kennesaw Mountain Landis, not the courts. http://iml.jou.ufl.edu/projects/Spring01/Wilder/page3.html

Joseph Jefferson Jackson was born on July 16, 1888 in Pickens County, South Carolina. Joe's parents, George and Martha Jackson, had eight children, of which Joe was the oldest. By age 13, Joe was starring on the baseball team of the textile mill where his father worked. Jackson began his semipro career at age 18, and quickly advanced his way through the minor leagues. During a minor league game, Jackson played in stocking feet because his team was short of players and his new cleats had worn blisters on his feet. This shenanigan earned him the nickname "Shoeless Joe." Jackson continued to improve as he progressed through the Cleveland Indians farm system, developing an extremely strong arm and a swing that was envied by many other players. He first broke into the Major Leagues in 1911, a year where he batted .408 for the Indians, setting a rookie record for batting average that still stands today. He was traded to the Chicago White Sox in 1915, and went on to lead the team to the 1917 World Series Championship. After being expelled from baseball for his alleged involvement in the 1919 scandal, Joe and his wife, Katherine, moved to Savannah, Ga. There, Jackson opened a dry cleaning operation and continued to play ball for semipro teams in the area. In 1929, the Jacksons moved to Greenville, Sc. where Joe eventually died on December 5, 1951.

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BASHOF Nomination Criteria Nominee Selection Process Current Inductee Class HALL OF FAMER SPORT YEAR PLAQUE 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

88. RateItAll - The Opinion Network Web sites related to Shoeless joe jackson Click HERE to recommend a link. Findand share opinions on toprated Pro baseball Players (all-time). 1. Al Kaline. http://www.rateitall.com/item.asp?i=6A7C5BAE-EE9A-4220-A932-1A621D6BF788

89. Salon.com News | Shoeless Joe Jackson Revisited know, read an email just the other day, that coming up this September is the10th anniversary of Shoeless joe jackson's banishment from baseball's Hall of http://www.salon.com/news/sports/col/barra/2001/08/09/shoeless_joe/

Search About Salon Table Talk Advertise in Salon ... Search All of Salon.com Only News Directory Hot Topics Iraq War Antiwar Movement Saddam Hussein Joe Conason's Journal ... World Trade Center and Pentagon Attacks Articles by date All of Salon.com By department The Movie Page Books ... Table Talk [Free, spirited Salon forums] France won't dance The U.S. vs. the U.N. Can the man get some props? What Bush has done right. Posts of the week The Well [Pioneering members-only discussions] Don't like spiders and snakes? How do you feel about exploding toilets? Sound Off E-mail Salon Send us a Letter to the Editor Today's letters Downloads Get Salon.com on your PDA Ty Cobb, left, and Shoeless Joe Jackson in 1913. Shoeless Joe Jackson revisited Does the banished ballplayer belong in the Hall of Fame? Depends whether you're talking about the player or the man. By Allen Barra Anyway, regarding any part I might play in this, I am both annoyed and flattered by this kind of letter. The notion that I could "do something about it" is pretty silly I suppose the writer means not another plea for clemency but some kind of statistical analysis that will "prove" that Joe belongs in the Hall of Fame regardless of the charges that have been brought against him over the years in connection with the fixing of the 1919 World Series. That anyone thinks I or anyone else could do something like this is so absurd it doesn't bear further discussion. Ted Williams,

90. HickokSports.com - Biography - Baseball Index Index to baseball. Choose the first letter of the person's last name Top of Page.J-. jackson, Bo jackson, Reggie jackson, Shoeless joe jackson, Travis http://www.hickoksports.com/biograph/indbaseb.shtml

Sports Biographies Alpha Index Index by Sport Index of Women Index to Baseball Choose the first letter of the person's last name: Please note: Only biographies through I are done at this time. A B C D ... Z -A- Aaron, Hank Abbott, Jim Alexander, Grover C. Allen, Dick ... Top of Page -B- Baker, Home Run Bancroft, David Banks, Ernie Barrow, Edward ... Top of Page -C- Camilli, Dolph Campanella, Roy Canseco, Jose Carew, Rod ... Top of Page -D- Dandridge, Raymond Daubert, Jake Davis, Harry H. Davis, Mark W. ... Top of Page -E- Eckersley, Dennis Elliott, Bob Evers, Johnny Ewing, Buck ... Top of Page -F- Faber, Red Fain, Ferris Feller, Bob Ferrell, Rick ... Top of Page -G- Galarraga, Andres Galvin, Pud Garvey, Steve Gehrig, Lou ... Top of Page -H- Hafey, Chick Haines, Jesse Hamilton, Billy Harris, Bucky ... Top of Page -I- Irvin, Monte Top of Page -J- Jackson, Bo Jackson, Reggie Jackson, Shoeless Joe Jackson, Travis Jenkins, Ferguson Jennings, Hugh Jensen, Jackie Johnson, Davey Johnson, Howard Johnson, Judy Johnson, Randy Johnson, Walter Jones, Randy Joss, Addie Justice, David Top of Page -K- Kaline, Al

91. Petition Filed On Behalf Of Joe Jackson And Buck Weaver County arguing the innocence of joe jackson and Buck your petitioner, the said Josephjackson, says that other of their codefendant baseball players intended http://www.law.umkc.edu/faculty/projects/ftrials/blacksox/petition.html

Petition Filed by Attorneys for Joe Jackson and Buck Weaver in the Case of State of Illinois v Edward Cicotte, et al. (February 12, 1921) The following is an excerpt from a petition filed in the Criminal Court of Cook County arguing the innocence of Joe Jackson and Buck Weaver. The petition was drafted by Benedict J. Short, attorney for the two players. Your petitioners further state that they are not advised in and by said fifth count of said indictment as to the identity of certain of their co-defendants with whom they are alleged to have conspired and these defendants severally say, as follows, to wit: All of your petitioners further say that they are not informed in and by said indictment who offered the bribe, present and reward, mentioned in said fifth count and are not informed as to the person or persons by whom said bribe, present and reward was to be taken, accepted and received, except that said indictment charges that they , themselves, your petitioners, together with said ball players offered and gave a bribe, present and reward to themselves. Your petitioners further say that they are not informed by said fifth count of said indictment in what particulars they and each of them and the other of their co-defendant baseball players intended to play unskillfully and not in accordance with their best skill and ability and they are not informed by said count in said indictment that said series of games was ever played, but that they know of their own knowledge that said series of games was played, but that they are uninformed as to what overt acts were done committed by them in the playing of the games of said series in pursuance of said alleged conspiracy; that they are uninformed as to that particular games and what particular plays of each game were purposely and willfully erroneously and improperly executed by them or any of them and that they are not informed by said indictment that the outcome of said games could or might have been any different in result than they actually were.

92. JOE JACKSON SHOELESS joe jackson INDIANS, WHITESOX , 19081920. RANKS 3RD IN BASEBALLHISTORY WITH A .356 LIFETIME AVERAGE COMPILED .423 CAREER OBA. http://www.baseballimmortals.net/immortals/joe_jackson.shtml

BASEBALL IMMORTALS An alternate to Cooperstown and home to the most powerful baseball encyclopedia on the market Immortals Statistics Subscribe Discussion boards ... Home JOE JACKSON ALL TIME RANKINGS: 3rd in AVG (.356), 7th in OWP (.780), 13th in OBA (.423), 23rd in OPS (.941), 24th in 3B (168), 25th in RC/G (8.90), BPA (.593); 37th in RCAA (580), 39th in RCAP (487), 42nd in SLG (.518) SINGLE SEASON RANKINGS: H 22nd (2331911), tied for 44th (2261912), tied for 83rd (2181920); tied for 82nd (1621911); tied for 2nd (261912), tied for 28th (211916), tied for 41st (201920), tied for 64th (191911); AVG OBA RC tied for 46th (1751911), tied for 68th (1661912); RCAA tied for 35th (1051911), tied for 49th (971912); OWP RC/G BPA AMERICAN LEAGUE RANKINGS: 2nd in AVG (.356), 6th in OWP (.780), 7th in 3B (168), 10th in OBA (.423), RC/G (8.90); 13th in OPS (.941), 14th in BPA (.593), 15th in RCAA (580), 20th in SLG (.518) SINGLE SEASON AMERICAN LEAGUE RANKINGS: H 13th (2331911), tied for 21st (2261912), tied for 36th (2181920); tied for 38th (1621911);

93. The Baseball Archive Bookstore - Reviews Little did we know back then, that our Mr. jackson was the great ShoelessJoe of Major League baseball fame. Neither did we know http://www.baseball1.com/bookstore/reviews/0966253108.html

Reviews Return to Bookstore Books by Subject Books by Title Critics' Picks ... Send us an e-mail. Growing Up with Shoeless Joe: The Greatest Natural Player in Baseball History by Joe Thompson Hardcover - 300 pages (December 30, 1997) JTI Publishing; ISBN: 0966253108 Buy now for $65.00 Comments from the Author Joe Thompson Better than a half century ago,as a sub- freshman in high school, I wrote a short story about "Shoeless Joe" Jackson based on a Sports Editorial my father - as the Sports Editor of the Greenville, SC News Piedmont afternoon paper, James W. "Jimmie" Thompson had written. World War II had been a great part of my early childhood and the hardships that I experienced as a kid going to school in a cotton mill environment, would forever be remembered. My family consisted of five kids, four boys and one sister. Women had previously had to replace the men in the cotton mills due to the military draft, and our mother wound up working all night on the third shift. During the daytime, mother had to sleep, leaving us kids to roam and play as we preferred to do. Juvinile delenquency at the time had risen to serious concerns.

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