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The Ted Williams Thread

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By Steve Wulf Verified
| baseballhall.org
According to “The Baseball Dictionary,” “Sweet Spot” is defined as either: 1) The most desirable spot on a single-signed baseball, the section of a baseball reserved for the team manager to autograph; or 2) the section on the barrel of the baseball bat where the ball most likely can be hit solidly and for maximum power, giving it the best ride.
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In 1922, the Browns turned from loveable losers into contenders

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| baseballhall.org
Pennant Chasers To Be Honored Tonight. The members of the Browns, players and club officials alike, were being presented gold watches by the “Boost the Browns” club on the stage of the Missouri Theater to thank them for such an outstanding season. Much of the money for the watches had come from patrons of the theater, who had been dropping their change into a barrel in the lobby.
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Clyde Sukeforth, the man who discovered Jackie Robinson and Roberto Clemente, is the Forrest Gump of baseball

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By Steve Wulf Verified
| ESPN Verified
8:00 AM ET Steve WulfESPN Senior Writer Close Senior writer for ESPN.com and ESPN The Magazine Around long enough to have written about athletes from Hank Aaron to Ben Zobrist and Super Bowls from VII to XLVI. Joined ESPN The Magazine as a founding editor in 1998. Also wrote for Time, Sports Illustrated, the Fort Lauderdale News and The Evening Sun in Norwich, NY. CLYDE SUKEFORTH IS SMILING. He's holding a Brooklyn Dodgers cap in one hand and pointing to the sky with the other.
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