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Articles related to "Cooperstown"
Vintage Train Rides to Cooperstown New York Family friendly vintage trains offer a touch of nostalgia for the golden era of rail travel while visiting a city famous for baseball, Cooperstown in Upstate New York, vintage train tours • cooperstown ny • upstate new york • national baseball hall of fame • milford depot
Cooperstown is Home to the Baseball Hall of Fame The Hall, home to centuries of baseball memorabilia, statistics, and research, has something for everyone, from the diehard fanatic to the most casual fan. cooperstown • baseball • history • legend • hall of fame
No Shortcuts to Cooperstown, NY How the modern save statistic has skewered the way a game is played, and why it should not impact Hall of Fame Balloting. closer • lee smith • bruce sutter • mariano rivera • joe torre
The Wizard of Cooperstown Ozzie Smith was a well-deserved first ballot Hall of Famer ozzie smith • whitey herzog • cardinals • padres • garry templeton
Classic Authors: James Fenimore Cooper A brief biography of American author James Fenimore Cooper. the leatherstocking tales • james fenimore cooper • cooperstown • the last of the mohicans
Colorado's Helton Could Sneak His Way to Hall Why Todd Helton, Colorado's first baseman, is on a fast track to baseball immortality. helton • todd • first baseman • bob costas • dante bichette
Hodges is Hall-worthy An argument substantiating the well-travelled claim that Gil Hodges should be in the National Baseball Hall of Fame hodges • veterans committee • tony perez • first base • cooperstown
N is for Not Too Far From Home The Adirondacks are just so beautiful this time of year. Why would anyone want to venture far from home with all this beauty right here? But, if you do have a hankering to venture out, but not too far from home, here are three short trips that are great for a weekend or a 72-hour midweek get-away. adirondacks • get-aways • montreal • cooperstown • burlington
Great Picnic Points Close to NYC NYC is a big, bad and stale apple. So this weekend, head out of the city and visit some of the towns and countryside close by. picnic • nyc • adirondack • cooperstown • yorktown
The Baseball Hall of Fame The financial collapse of a New York town led one bright young man to found the Hall in the hopes of developing tourism. The idea succeeded beyond his wildest dreams baseball hall of fame • baseball hall fame history • stephen clark • cooperstown new york • baseball cooperstown
Seven Active Hall of Fame Pitchers Roger Clemens, Greg Maddux, Randy Johnson, Pedro Martinez, Tom Glavine, John Smoltz and Mariano Rivera will make Baseball's Hall of Fame in their first eligible year. baseball hall of fame • active hall of fame pitchers • future hall of fame pitchers • hall of fame pitchers • future hall of famers
Halls of Fame locations of some sports halls of fame hall of fame • baseball • nfl • football • halls of fame
The Farmers' Museum Travel back through time to a more peaceable landscape. Come with me and explore the Farmers' Museum in Cooperstown, New York. samuel nelson • edward clark • national register of historic places • cooperstown • james fenimore cooper
American Colonies Book Review Alan Taylor produces a fresh look at colonial America. He covers Native American tribes, European contact, slavery, wars, and the opening of the western frontier. alan taylor • tribes • what is the bering strait theory • western frontier • james fennimore cooper
Bonds, McGwire Face Reality While Cal Ripken and Tony Gwynn celebrate at Cooperstown, two other baseball stars are watching their Hall of Fame hopes fade. barry bonds • mark mcgwire • baseball • oakland a's • st. louis cardinals
Leigh Montville Chronicles Life of Ted Williams In one of the best baseball books in recent memory, Leigh Montville thoroughly reports on the life of arguably the greatest hitter ever, Ted Williams. recent baseball debates • pete rose • cooperstown • steroid era • sports illustrated
A Weekend Drive into History Why I'm disappointed in myself for only having been to Cooperstown once in my (albeit short) life. cooperstown • hall of fame • hotels • a weekend drive into history • a baseball historian
Curt Schilling is a Hall of Famer While some may question his worthiness for the Hall of Fame, a close look at his career reveals that Curt Schilling is well qualified for admission to Cooperstown. hall of fame • curt schilling hall fame • hall fame curt schilling • curt schilling career stats • curt schilling strikeouts
Who's Who in the class of 2001 short profiles of Dave Winfield, Kirby Puckett, and Bill Mazeroski, who are being enshrined into the Hall of Fame this weekend. puckett • winfield • mazeroski • twins • yankees
Albert Goodwill Spalding and the Mythic Origins of Baseball Learn how one man helped create the creation of "America's Game." baseball • abner doubleday • history of baseball • albert goodwill spalding • baseball hall of fame
Susquehanna River The river dates back to the Paleozoic Era and is a geologist's dream. It acted as a transportation corridor, and has provided the backdrop for countless historic events. native americans • civil war • gettysburg • wrightsville • united states
The National Baseball Hall of Fame To any baseball fan, devotee or fanatic this is the mecca of America's "national pastime." The best part - even non baseball enthusiasts will love it! baseball • hall of fame • cooperstown • diversity of fans • sultan of swat
Upcoming Summer Book Festivals Is there a book fair coming to your town soon? Find out here! books • festivals
February's Tough for Sports Fans Lets face it, February is the snoozer of all sports months. With football over and baseball still more than a month away, it's time for sports fans to pick up a hobby. february • baseball • ncaa • march • madness
The Dodgers Hall Of Fame From Dazzy Vance in the 1920s to Mike Piazza in the 1990s, the Brooklyn/Los Angeles Dodgers have had a plethora of great players. Here are the eleven best of all time. dodger hall of fame • brooklyn dodgers hall fame • los angeles dodgers hall of fame • hall of fame dodgers • sandy koufax
A-Rod Admits Use of Banned Substances. Alex Rodriguez, arguably today's best player in Major League Baseball, admitted that he took performance enhancing drugs during his tenure with the Texas Rangers. alex rodriguez drugs • performance enhancing drugs • major league baseball • hall-of-fame • new york yankees
Beer and Cheese Pairing Made Easy Here's a little secret: Beer actually pairs better with cheese than wine. Why? Hops are complex and their carbonated rougher finish cleanses the palate between samplings: beer and cheese • pale ale • black and tan • hops • malt
Criteria For Players Who Became Managers An evaluation of players who later became managers, and how they should be adjudged when Hall of Fame Voting arises. hall of fame • managers • stengel • torre • mcgraw
The Other Wright Brothers This article gives a lighter-side approach to early days of America's favorite spectator sport: baseball. baseball history • spectator sports • harry wright • george wright • albert spalding
Baseball's First Immortals The Baseball Hall of Fame opened in 1939 to mark the centennial of the game's legendary founding. The first five players elected are still legends. baseball hall of fame • baseball immortals • great baseball players • hall of fame inductees • babe ruth
McCarver's Book Deserves a Second Look Insight can be gained when reading books written in baseball's "steroids era" a second time. A two-part series begins with a look at Tim McCarver's "The Perfect Season." steroids era • performance-enchancing drugs • steroids • mark mcgwire • sammy sosa
Not Your Ususal Shopping Article This is not your usual article. This is my Christmas article. This one can change your life and not your spending habits. christmas • jesus • giving • present • stocking
2008 MLB Hall of Fame Candidates In a year that doesn't feature any legitimate first time candidates, several veterans who just missed in the past few seasons have their best chances at Cooperstown yet. 2008 baseball hall of fame ballot • hall of fame ballot • goose gossage hall of fame • jim rice hall of fame • andre dawson hall of fame
Is Craig Biggio a Hall of Famer? Yes, Biggio will finish his career with over 3,000 hits, which is a vitual admission ticket to the Hall of Fame. But is the versatile player worthy of Cooperstown? craig biggio hall of fame • craig biggio 3000 hits • craig biggio career statistics • craig biggio houston astros • craig biggio ryne sandberg
Who Invented Baseball? The Baseball Primer Series debunks the Myth that Abner Doubleday Invented Baseball. who invented baseball • the first baseball game • baseball the first game • baseball's first game • alexander cartwright invented baseball
Baseball Writers Not Always Fair Why the Baseball Writers should read their job description a little bit more carefully before they cast ballots on Hall of Fame candidates. rickey henderson • hall of fame voters • tradition
Bobbleheads Get The Nod From Collectors Unique Sports Collectible Enjoys Surge In Popularity baseball • basketball • football • hocky • sports
Gossage Elected to Hall of Fame Jim Rice and Andre Dawson barely missed election into the Hall of Fame on Tuesday, January 8, 2008. But a hard-throwing mutton-chopped reliever finally made the cut. goose gossage elected to hall of fame • gossage hall of fame • gossage elected hall of fame • rich gossage hall of fame • jim rice misses hallof fame
If Puckett is in, Where is Mattingly? A comparison of Don Mattingly and Kirby Puckett, and why both (not just one) should be in the Hall of Fame. baseball • mattingly • puckett • yankees • twins
Mark Buehrle's Perfect Game For only the 18th time in Major League Baseball history, a perfect game was pitched. mark buehrle perfect game • buehrle no-hitter • chicago white sox • dewayne wise • randy johnson throws perfect game
New Sidekick for Bob Uecker in Milwaukee Baseball season arrives again. Not only are vacancies being filled on rosters, they are also being filled in the broadcasters booth. cory proves • bob uecker • milwaukee brewers • am 620 wtmj milwaukee • major league baseball
Not So Famous Halls Of Fame Not so Famous Halls of Fame american pop culture • american popular culture
Top 10 Lawns Top 10 Lawns top 10 lawns. lawn care includes fertilizing • watering • mowing • mulching • aeration
Travel With Grandchildren on School Holidays Generations Touring, Grand Travel, and Exploritas run intergenerational trips to London, Paris, Costa Rica, Washington DC; . AARP offers $200 off Grand's luxury price. grandparents trips with grandchildren • exploritas grandparents tours • generations touring winter holiday • school holidays travel with grandchildren • grand travel luxury for grandparents
Charlie's Hustle Pete Rose comes clean in an attempt to rescue his chances of admission to Baseball's Hall of Fame pete rose • charlie hustle
Separating the Men from the Boys A commentary on the possibilities of seeing future hall of famers while they are still in the minor leagues. jason elder • lakewood blue claws • delmarva shorebirds • baseball hall of fame |
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