Articles related to "Mantle"
Mantle Loses Holdout
Mickey would accept a salary cut of $2,000, but not more. He made $72,000, not $75,,000 in 1959. The Yankees' offer of $55,000, made Mickey livid.
• mantle loses holdout
• mickey mantle refuses pay cut
• mickey pay cut
• mickey mantle season
• trade mickey mantle
Ford, Mantle, and the Rules
Ford and Mantle had to promise the Yankees that they would be "good boys," obey the club's rules, not miss any trains or planes, and distinguish midnight from noon.
• new york yankees
• whitey ford led american league
• mantle led the league
• mantle triple crown winner
• mantle salary
Casey Wanted Mickey to Bat Second
During his career, Mickey batted primarily third or fourth, but he also hit first, second, and fifth in the Yankees' batting order.
• mickey mantle batted second
• mickey batted third or fourth
• mantle injured
• casey stengel batted mickey second
• yankees were struggling
For the Lady's (Mantle, that is...)
Named for alchemy, this little herb is as important to medicine as it is to magic. Read on to learn its facinating lore...
• alchemilla
• alchemy
• herb
• herbalist
• herbalism
Mantle
Mickey Mantle was great but only those who saw him play know just how important he was to his team.
• mantle
• yankees
• musial
• westchester
• aaron
Mantle's Early Injuries
Mickey Mantle's left ankle was hurt while he was in high school. His right leg was damaged in the 1951 World Series. They made him more susceptible to further injuries.
• mickey mantle's injuries
• mickey mantle's legs
• 1951 world series
• yankees' scout tom greenwade
• mickey mantle great centerfielder
My Father's Mantle
I measure my life by your standard, a loving man with an enormous sized heart designed for compassion and giving. You have bestowed on me your legacy and like a mantle I wear it...
• african american literature
• essay
• fatherhood
• fathers day
DiMaggio Was Better Than Mantle
Both are among the greatest of all players, but Joe DiMaggio was a better hitter and a clearly superior fielder compared to Mickey. The facts support that contention.
• mickey mantle
• joe dimaggio
• mantle's speed
• superior fielder
• mickey had raw power
Mantle Fields $165K
A small portion of a single owner baseball card collection brings $1.6million at Mastro Auctions April Sale.
• highest price mickey mantle card
• 1951 bowman mantle
• lionel carter
• lionel carter baseball card collection
• mastro carter baseball card auction
Mickey Mantle's Bad Season
Mickey Mantle had a pretty good 1959 season --pretty good for most players, but not for him. How ironic so many "experts" thought there would be another Triple Crown.
• mickey mantle's bad season
• new york yankees slump
• casey stengel managed mickey mantle
• yankees world series
• mickey mantle triple crown
Mickey Mantle: Yankee Legend
A look into the life, times and death of one of the greatest baseball players of all time.
• mickey mantle
• the new york yankees
• baseball hero
• world series
• major league baseball
Who Was Mickey Mantle?
Mickey Mantle was one of the all-time greats in baseball history. As great as he was, some say he never reached his full potential. Here's a part of his story.
• mickey mantle
• new york yankees
• triple crown
• roger maris
• single season home run record
A Jewel of a Weed
Impatiens cousin, poison ivy soother, hummingbird's brunch. Not bad for a weed!
• impatiens
• jewelweed
• lady's mantle
• hummingbird gardens
• poison ivy
A Season of Change
Give your interiors an autumn makeover this fall. Guest author Barbara Hall introduces you to one homeowner who welcomes the change of seasons indoors.
• fall decorating
• autumn
• candlesticks
• fireplace mantle
• twigs
Earth's Interior
What we see of the Earth at the surface is compossed of less than one percent of the Earth's mass. Over 99 percent of the Earth's mass will never be seen or physically studied by geologists. Despite this, geologists know quite a lot about the Earths interior.
• geology
• geophysics
• seismic
• p-waves
• s-waves
Mickey versus Willie---Again
Mickey Mantle was the most talented player of his or almost any era. The compararions between Mantle and Mays continue, but too many fans who never saw them play uncritically accept the view that Mays was the better player. Upon closer examination, that may not be so.
• mantle
• mays
• yankees.
Strikeouts
Today's managers generally eschew the sacrifice bunt, single, and stolen base for the home run, buy teams that hit home runs do not necessarily score more runs than teams whose offensive strength is not the long ball.
• mantle
• yankees
• dimaggio
• williams
• musial
Swindler and Junkman
Ed Lopat was 5’10” tall and weighed 185 pounds. He was one of the best left-handed pitchers in Yankees’ history but is rarely mentioned anymore. Yankees’ general manager George Weiss acquired Ed Lopat in one of the most one-sided trades ever made.
• yankees
• lopat
• reynolds
• world series
• stengel
The 1967 Yankees: An Underrated Team?
Comparing teams from different seasons is subjective because the statistics are based upon a comparison between and among teams in a specific league in a specific year. One can compare the 1967 Yankees to any 1967 American League team and reach objective conclusions but one cannot objectively compare the 1967 Yankees to the 1965 Red Sox because they played in different leagues against different opponents.
• yankees
• 1967 american league
• mickey mantle
• apba baseball
Under Forty is Not Bad
Joe DiMaggio. That’s it. The team that has won more World Championships and lost more World Championships has had only one right handed hitter who hit at least 40 home runs in a single season. In 1937, Joe DiMaggio hit 46 home runs.
• dimaggio
• yankees
• right handed
• 40
• babe ruth
Yes, Virginia, the Yankees Once Were A Bad Team
It seems like ancient history but it wasn’t that long ago. The Yankees really did have some awful seasons for long stretches at a time. From 1965 until 1976 the Yankees won nothing and for many of those years they were really bad.
The hard times arrived suddenly but in retrospect they should have been anticipated.
• yankees
• mantle
• maris
• ford
• howard
Collecting Cowry Shells
Responsible shell collecting might cause little harm, but thoughtlessness can damage precious habitats.
• collecting cowry shells
• living cowries
• habitat and species conservation
• recording scientific data
• mantle
Elston Howard's Great Catch
Elston Howard, a great catcher, made an outstanding catch playing left field for the Yankees in the 1958 World Series. It led to the World Championship.
• series
• howard
• he
• yankees
• world
Imbolc
The history, origin and traditions of Imbolc, or the Festival of Brigit.
• bride
• imbolc
• mistress of the mantle
• candlemas
• brid
Mays' Forgotten Season
In 1957, Willie Mays became only the fourth player to hit at least 20 doubles, 20 triples, and 20 home runs in the same season.
• mays' forgotten season
• mays'season
• willie's great year
• mays 20 doubles
• 20 triples
Mickey's Hardest HIt Ball
On May 22, 1963 Mickey Mantle came within six feet of hitting a fair ball out of Yankee Stadium. Mickey hit a 2-2 Bill Fischer pitch off the upper facade in right field.
• mickey mantle
• hardest hit ball
• mantle home run
• yankee stadium
• enemy territory
Top Baseball Hitters of the 1950s
After a decade interrupted by war, baseball returned to its full glory during the 1950s. Here are the very best hitters from the Rock n' Roll decade.
• best hitters of 1950s
• top hitters of 1950s
• best 1950s hitters
• mickey mantle
• willie mays
Ground Squirrels: a .Couple of Cute Little Critters
Golden-mantled Ground Squirrels and Uinta Ground Squirrels live in very diffent habitats. Both of them hibernate, but one of them is only active about 25% of its life because it also estivates (Whatever does that mean?)
• golden mantled ground squirrel
• uinta ground squirrel
• hibernate
• estivate
• rocky mountains
Rickey Henderson's Yankees' Career
Henderson played for the Yankees from 1985-1989. He was a fine player, but the Yankees have had many outfielders who had better Yankee careers.
• henderson's yankees career
• rickey all time great
• henderson yankees
• ruth
• dimaggio
The Season After 1961
The 1961 Yankees were one of the best of all teams, but the 1962 Yankees are a forgotten World Championship team that didn't approach its previous season statististically
• 1961 new york yankees
• 1962 new york yankees
• willie mccovey line drive
• roger maris home runs
• mantle injuries
61* - How about that...
The usually cynical critic gets all sentimental about Billy Crystal's new baseball film 61*. He is truly sorry.
• movie
• film
• cinema
• baseball
• billy crystal
Batting Average is Still the Best
One of the most basic, informative, and useful of all baseball statistics is a player’s batting average. For almost a century, batting average was the primary statistic used to measure a hitter’s ability but for some “experts,” that is no longer true. Batting average is sneered at by most “sabermetricians” because it is too simple and easy to comprehend.
• batting average
• mickey mantle
• willie mays
• sabermetrician
• baseball fans
Blocking the Gap : What To Do When The Woods Disappear
I’m facing a long term project in the garden, namely blocking the view of a tennis court that replaced the woods next door. I need something evergreen that grows fairly rapidly to at least 20 ‘ tall while remaining fairly narrow in diameter. Here's what I've found.
• evergreens
• shade
• magnolia edith bogue
• ilex x nellie r stevens
• nandina firepower
Clumped Together to Confuse Us
Yes, Bernie Williams has hit the most "postseason" home runs, John Smoltz has won the most “postseason” games, and Tom Glavine has the most “postseason” losses, but Barry Bonds has hit .245 in nine “postseason” series, yet he has a .471 World Series batting average, which is the highest lifetime batting average in World Series history. Who is confused? How about most of the fans. No, make that those who blend all the records after the regular season ends together.
• american
• american league
• national
• national league
• championship
Garden Party Time
How to prepare your garden for a summer party
• garden party
• garden
• pruning
• hardy geraniums
• lady's mantle
Giant clams
Tridacna gigas, the largest clam on earth, reaches massive dimensions. Sometimes it is called "killer mussel", although accidents with this clam occurred only very exceptionally.
• clam
• weight
• size
• tridacna
• accident
He Was a Better Player Than We Bleeps Thought He Was
He was a fine player who is almost always overlooked when discussing Yankees second baseman. He was a sure handed fielder who led American League second baseman in fielding with a .990 mark in his first full season and he set a league record by leading second basemen in assists for six consecutive seasons and in put outs for four consecutive seasons.
• yankees
• horace clarke
• world series
• whitey ford
• american
How Necessary is the Groom?
Twenty first century baseball has devolved into the era of the specialist. It is not unusual for a manager to bring in a pitcher to face one batter, which would be Buddy Groom?s role if he makes the Yankees. But once upon a time, a long time ago, it was quite different.
• yankees
• world series
• brooklyn
• dodgers
• new york
PIGEONS(CONTI....)
A dark forest pigeon, Male. Above, head and neck grey, the latter speckled behind with blackish. Mantle claret-maroon speckled with white on coverts.
• a
• dark
• head
• neck
• gray
Poor Us
Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle faced great difficulties during the 1961 season, yet it was Roger who passed the greatest test.
• roger maris
• mickey mantle
• 1961
• mark mcgwire
• barry bonds
Quilting History
Are you aware of just how old the art of quilting actually is?
When and where quilting began, with photos of examples of actual patterns are included in this article.
• quilting
• art of stitching
• padding
• cloth
• innovation
Seashells, Seashells for Your Home
Let the objects of a frolic on the beach be the source for a late-summer seasonal decorating project. Gather seashells of all shapes and sizes for projects to transform your home into a charming seaside cottage.
• seashells
• beach themes
• decorating
• sand
• cockleshells
Some Herbs with Attractive Foliage
With good landscape designs, we don't have to depend upon flowers alone for visual interest. By making full use of herbs with attractive foliage, our gardens can remain interesting without suffering from the summer doldrums.
• summer doldrums
• herbs
• landscape designs
• lavender cotton
• tircolor sage
The 1953 Yankees
The 1953 Yankees had a well-balanced team that is underrated compared to many other great Yankees teams.
• yankees
• 1953 stengel
• mantle
• berra
• rizzuto
The Better Catch
Willie Mays made a great catch against Vic Wertz in the 1954 World Series, but he made an even better one against Carl Furillo in 1951.
• willie mays
• joe dimaggio
• mickey mantle
• yankees
• giants
The Mentality of Mediocrity: A Chance to Win
After Al Leiter, formerly of New York’s other team and most recently of the team that defeated a somnambulant Yankees team in the 2003 World Series faced fifteen Indians and walked five of them a few nights ago, allowing five runs in two innings, the lead story in the New York taboids bemoaned the fact that the veteran lefty didn’t give his team a chance to win against the Indians.
• yankees
• world series
• baseball
• al leiter
• joe torre
The Nineteen Sixty-One Yankees: They Also Served
Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris each had an outstanding season in 1961, but there were many others on the team who helped the Yankees win. This article points out some of their contributions against the Cincinnati Reds in the World Series
• 1961
• world series
• yankees
• cincinnati reds
• mickey mantle
The solved mystery of pearls
Pearls have been thrilling humans for centuries. Though, few are aware of the fact that these structures are the result of a mussel's reaction to an invader in its tissue.
• pearl
• mussel
• parasite
• culture
• breeding
The Trial of Pete Rose
Is Cooperstown in Pete Rose's future, or are the transgressions of his past inescapable?
• pete rose
• baseball
• bart giamatti
• hall of fame
• gambling