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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
Surly Roger Maris He irritated many with his angry stubbornness and his fierce, combative integrity. he • maris • home • season • something
Injuries Hampered Maris Too Often Mickey Mantle has become synonymous with injuries. Roger Maris and 61 home runs are also synonymous, but fans and the media rarely remember how often Roger was injured. injuries hampered maris • roger was healthy in 1961 and 1962 • roger maris bone chip • mickey mantle and roger maris • american league single season home run record
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
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
Megiddo the Biblical Armageddon The ancient city of Megiddo, now a World Heritage Site, is one of the most remarkable tells (hills) in the Levant and scene of the first ever recorded battle in history. biblical megiddo • armageddon • hazor • gezer • via maris
Will Baseball Blackball Bonds? Barry Bonds needs but 23 homers to tie Hank Aaron's all-time records- yet the game, the times and his body are all telling him his day is past. mark • mcgwire • mlb • selig • aaron
It Wasn't That Easy But winning teams do what is necessary to win and that is just what the 1961 Yankees did. Not only wasn’t it as easy as some make it appear to have been---it wasn’t easy at all. It never is. new york yankees • world series • casey stengel • mickey mantle • roger maris
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
Mardi Kearney Queensland Sculptor A profound sense of narrative captures the meaning and feeling behind the stories Mardi Kearney portrays. Sculptures make history accessible and relevant for students. mardi kearney queensland sculptor • mardi kearney's sandstone sculpture • etching and relief carving in sandstone • commisioned art works of mardi kearney • kearney website as teaching resource
Ruth, Not Bonds or Sosa Bonds set the single season home run record. Sosa hit more than 60 home runs in three different seasons. But Ruth was clearly the best hitter of them all. ruth bonds and sosa • ruth not bonds or sosa • ruth's greatest seasons • ruth greatest • bonds hit 73 home runs
A Tale of Two Curtain Calls Curtain calls by baseball players after home runs are commonplace. A long time ago, a Yankee hit a home run that truly deserved a curtain call because a long time ago, a curtain call meant much more than it does today. giambi • curtain call • maris • stallard • sixty first home run.
It was Always Roger's The record was always Roger’s, or at least it was his ever since October 1, 1961. For almost thirty years, there were never any real challenges and now it seems that the thirty years can be extended to more than forty years. babe ruth • barry bonds • mark mcgwire • sammy sosa • al selig
Just 68?! One word out of the mouth of a sportscaster was all it took to set me off this weekend. The word: "just". barry • bonds • mark • mcgwire • san
Lunching with Carnivores Dive with sharks at Stella Maris Resort, Long Island, Bahamas. scuba diving • scuba diving • scuba • scuba • skin diving
MLB Baseball Home Run Records The Home Run is Baseball's Ultimate Moment. Here are the all of the numbers and records that you need to know about the long ball. home runs records • most home runs career • most home runs game • most home runs series • most home runs by decade
Whatever You Say It has been claimed that one cannot compare baseball players from different eras, which is a claim that is absolutely correct, but it goes much further. Not only can’t we accurately compare players from different eras, we can’t even compare players from the same era or from the same season. All we can do is draw imprecise conclusions that are full of variables that cannot be controlled. baseball • variable • metrodome • safeco • a.j. pierzynski
Why Offense Has Increased: Part 3 ---No Pitch Above the Belt is a Strike WAR IS PEACE, IGNORANCE IS KNOWLEDGE, FREEDOM IS SLAVERY and NO PITCH ABOVE THE BELT IS A STRIKE. strike • strike zone • baseball • juiced baseball • selig
1961 World Series: Yankees v Reds The 1961 Yankees won the World Series in five games. Many fans believe that it had been an easy series. Beating the Cincinnati Reds was extremely difficult. new york yankees • 1961 world series • 1961 new york yankees • 1961 cincinnati reds • mickey mantle
Fargo is Not the Place the Movie Portrayed The film, Fargo, intimated that this city of 100,000 is full of country bumpkins. In fact, it's a vibrant metropolitan area with more culture than most cities its size bonanzaville usa • children's museum at yunker farm • fargo air museum • fargodome • fargo-moorhead symphony orchestra
Key West Lighthouse One of the Oldest In Nation Touring Key West Lighthouse and Keepers Quarters gives you a rare glimpse into Key West's history. And kids shouldn't miss climbing 80 feet up to the observation deck! key west light house • henry flagler • ernest hemingway • stella maris • overseas railway
Mantle, Rose, Giambi and Hutch Mickey Mantle had problems with alcohol, Pete Rose bet on baseball games, and Jason Giambi took performance enhancing substances. All received the Hutch Award. mickey mantle • pete rose • jason giambi • hutch award • fred hutchinson
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
New York Yankees Retired Numbers With so many retired numbers, the New York Yankees may someday be the first team to have a player wear number 100. yankees number 6 retire • jorre torre number retire • joe torre number 6 retire • yankees retired numbers • new york yankees retired numbers
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
The 1961 New York Yankees Many fans considered the 1961 Yankees a throwback to the legendary 1927 team of Ruth and Gehrig. They did hit more home runs, led by two contenders for Ruth's record. top baseball teams • 1927 yankees • 1961 yankees • mantle and maris • yogi berra
Looting Records and Sacking Reputations Nice guy Michael Strahan breaks the NFL's single season sack record formerly held by bad boy Mark Gastineau, with a little help from his friend. mark gastineau • michael strahan • brett favre • deion sanders • muhammad ali
What Else Is New? The Union Plaza Hotel Sports Book in Las Vegas, Nevada, a legal betting entity, made the defending World Champion New York Yankees the early favorite at 5-7 to win the pennant. sports • betting • new york • new york yankees • yankees
Drive Me Crazy ”The last guy she wants is the only one she needs.” DRIVE ME CRAZY stars Melissa Joan Hart (Sabrina the Teenage Witch) and Adrian Grenier. drive me crazy • melissa joan hart • adrian grenier • sabrina the teenage witch • romantic comedy
America's Pastime And Stamps Baseball is often regarded as America's favorite pastime. So it's no surprise that it is the most popular and common subject on U.S. postage stamps. baseball • stamps • philately • jackie robinson • babe ruth
Bonds' Marks Will Never Be Broken Barry Bonds has set some remarkable records. What is notable is not the fact that he set them, but that he broke the old marks by such a wide margin. barry bonds • barry bonds records • bonds records stand forever • bonds walked • bonds intentional walks
Chase Utley and Ryan Howard The Phillies haven't been in the playoffs for almost fifteen years. Superstars Chase Utley and Ryan Howard may be just what the Team and the City of Philadelphia need. ryan howard • chase utley • phillies • world series • champions
Donny Robinson Donny Robinson has gone from a rookie on the pro BMX circuit to Olympic medalist in only six years. donny robinson • u.s. olympic bmx team • 2008 olympics • beijing olympics • dr
Free Diving World Record Set in The Bahamas William Trubridge travelled halfway across the world from New Zealand to The Bahamas to become the world record holder in free diving. He's the world record holder for C free diving world record • constant weight without fins world record holder • free immersion diving world record holder • william trubridge of new zealand • dean's blue hole
Great Home Run Seasons Statistical anomalies abound. Hack Wilson, Mark McGwire, Luis Gonzalez, and Barry Bonds had great home run seasons that seem like discrepant events. great home run seasons • hack wilson home run record • elected to hall of fame • mcgwire had big home run seasons • same height as phil rizzuto
Murcer, Munson, and Michael Homer On August 10, 1969, Bobby Murcer, Thurman Munson, and Gene Michael Hit Consecutive Home Runs. It was the highlight of the Yankees' season and will never be forgotten. munson murcer and michael homer • successive yankees home runs • consecutive home runs • highlight of yankees season • mickey mantle and roger maris
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 1927 New York Yankees According to many, this was the greatest team in baseball history. Here is a brief summary of the players that led the team to eternal greatness. 1927 new york yankees • new york yankees • murderers row • best baseball team ever • best baseball team
Tom Tresh: What Might Have Been After winning the 1962 Rookie of the Year Award, it was expected that Tresh would join the other Yankees greats. It was not to be. tom tresh rookie of year • tresh took over for tony kubek • tresh left field • 1962 world series • defeat giants
Baseball's Greatest Records Recent years have seen the shattering of some of baseball's most admired records. Can any truly stand the test of time? baseball records • baseball greats • breaking baseball records • babe ruth • ty cobb
McGwire: Facts and Figures You'd have to be a hermit living in a bomb shelter not to have heard of Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa's chase of baseball's all-time home run record this year. They will both break the record, probably within the next week, and America will be watching. But what has not been truly appreciated is the overall great season McGwire is having - arguably the best year any hitter has had in 40 years, if he can keep the pace up. mark mcgwire • mcgwire • baseball players
Say Hey If Willie Mays played today, he would be the best player in the game. Virtually every day he played, Mays demonstrated how great he was, greatness that no statistical formulas can ever reveal. willie mays • mickey mantle • babe ruth • ty cobb • jackie robinson
Barry Bonds * Amist controversary Barry Bonds is closing in on Hank Aarons home run record. With all the aligations of steroid use one must wonder. Did he cheat? barry bonds • hank aaron • steroids • major league baseball • home run
David Mamet: The Village Mamet accentuates a stark and lonely existence for his main characters. The village forms the backdrop which contains the separate worlds of its characters. david mamet • the village • mamet novels • the edge • new england towns
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
Mickey Mantle and the Yankee Dynasty Most who saw Mickey Mantle in his prime agreed he was one of the greatest talents ever on any ballfield. The disagreements were about how much he did with that talent. mickey mantle • great baseball players • great baseball talent • yankee dynasty • new york yankees
The Worst Things about Major League Baseball Forget the latest episode of "CSI-Tampa" starring A-Rod, Bud Selig; Major League Baseball has much worse problems that need immediate attention! worst • baseball • ballparks • whining • fans
A legacy of caring A look back at the life of Florence Griffith Joyner and her legacy. On Sept. 21 Giffith Joyner died of suffocation in her sleep after suffering an epileptic fit. She was just 38 years old. florence griffith joyner • usa track and field • olympic • olympian • olympics
New York Yankees Hitting Records Babe Ruth still holds quite a few hitting records. But as the heroes of the New Dynasty get a little bit older, they are starting to amke their mark on Yankee history. new york yankee hitting records • new york yankee batting records • yankee hitting records • yankee batting records • yankee player records
Sammy Sosa, Ken Griffey & 600 HRs Not long after Sammy Sosa became just the fifth member of the 600 home run club, everybody turned their eyes to the next man up: Ken Griffey, who now needs just 16 more. ken griffey • 600 home runs • sammy sosa • 600 home run club • 600 career home runs |
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