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THE MORNING READ: At a tournament where parents are put on the back burner, 11 Orange County little leaguers stopped being 12 years old. ... Source: www.courant.com --- 22 days ago
Usually it's the pinstripes that push open the doors of Cooperstown. If the ballplayer comes from Philadelphia or Cleveland, rather than from the Bronx, he has to be better to get into the Baseball Hall of Fame. A lot better. ...
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A famous face, though few could pick him out of the crowd. Harmon Killebrew, looking tan with sunglasses and golf shirt, blended in with the other 159 golfers who slipped into golf carts on Tuesday morning. Killebrew, a member of the National Baseball Hall of Fame since 1984, was at Leatherstocking Golf Course, though, because of his fame. The former power hitting first baseman for the Minnesota Twins is the celebrity host for the 26th annual Otesaga Hotel Seniors Open that began with the pro-am at Cooperstown’s scenic course. The tournament is the top fundraiser to benefit Pathfinder Village of Edmeston, a residential community for children and adults with Down Syndrome. Killebrew, making his second visit to Cooperstown this summer, was happy to return to the tournament as host, even if his appearances get fewer with age. “The older I get, I can’t make them all,” the 72-year-old said. “This time I have a different role. I went out to the village for the first time (Monday). It was a great experience.” The tournament purse is $100,000; first place took home $10,000. A part of the tournament proceeds benefit the Baseball Hall of Fame. Hall of Fame president Jeff Idelson said the Hall has been involved with the event for about five years. Killebrew spent the majority of his 22-year playing career with the Twins. He hit .256 with 573 home runs, 1,584 RBIs and a .509 slugging percentage. The American League most valuable player in 1969 ... Source: www.wday.com --- 2 days ago
Cooperstown, N.D. (AP) _ Fire has heavily damaged a restaurant in the eastern North Dakota town of Cooperstown. Griggs County Sheriff Bob Hook says the alarm at the Post Office Restaurant was triggered shortly before 5 a.m. Thursday. The Fire Hall is right across the street, and Hook says a quick response by firefighters probably saved neighboring businesses connected by common walls. ... Source: www.pantagraph.com --- 27 days ago
The Bloomington Astros 12-under baseball team finished in 17th place in the 98-team American Youth Baseball Hall of Fame Invitational Tournament last month in Cooperstown, N.Y. ... Source: www.moultrieobserver.com --- 18 days ago
MOULTRIE — Colquitt County’s Preston Berry had a busy and successful summer on the baseball diamond. ... Source: www.minnpost.com --- 29 days ago
When Lisa Broek met her husband Alan Uetz, it was on a baseball field. The two northern Iowa natives and University of Iowa students were members of competing intramural softball teams. His was one of the best in the league, hers one of the worst. They were also Twins fans who found each another living amid the Cubs and Cardinals fans who have historically sprouted in and around Iowa City. ... Source: www.northcountrygazette.org --- 11 days ago
Cooperstown—A large baseball tournament facility in Cooperstown has made extensive changes to its premises so that it is now fully accessible to visitors and guests with physical disabilities. An investigation by the state Attorney General’s office determined that the Cooperstown All Star Village in Oneonta violated federal and state accessibility standards, including those set forth in [...] ... Source: micechat.com --- 22 days ago
And I am sooo excited. Thanks to encouragement from Kathleen, I will get to see the green grass cathedral - the "mother church" of my favorite sport... ... Source: riveraveblues.com --- 13 days ago
A little Sunday afternoon discussion for you: Jonah Keri thinks that Mike Mussina belongs in the Hall. Do you? What if he reaches 20 wins this year and somehow makes it up to the 285-300 range over the next few years? This old Moose seems to have a few tricks up his sleeve, and one [...] ... Source: bronxbanter.baseballtoaster.com --- 22 days ago
With the season on the brink of extinction and with one eye focused on next spring, theres a lot of ground to cover in Yankeeland. Whats wrong with Robinson Cano? Whats right with Xavier Nady? And why do the Yankees have the most fragile young pitchers? Heres a smattering of opinions coming from Cooperstown: ... Source: www.hofmag.com --- 11 days ago
(Cooperstown, NY) – A legendary Hall of Famer is on his way to Cooperstown to help celebrate one of the country’s premier golf tournaments. ... Source: bronxbanter.baseballtoaster.com --- 36 days ago
Who would have thought that the Yankees would ever have a catcher named Pudge? For those who remember the rivalry between Carlton Fisk and Thurman Munson, that would have been blasphemy. Yet, it almost happened in 1984, when the Yankees worked out a multi-player deal that sent Don Baylor to the White Sox for Fisk. With all of the pieces in place, Baylor invoked his no-trade clause, canceling the deal. ... Source: www.wktv.com --- 11 days ago
ALBANY, N.Y. - Attorney General Andrew M. Cuomo announced today that a large baseball tournament facility in Cooperstown has made extensive changes to its premises so that it is now fully accessible to visitors and guests with physical disabilities. ... Source: bronxbanter.baseballtoaster.com --- 8 days ago
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Cooperstown Chronicles continues with a look at the Hall of Fame career of Joe Sewell. ... Find more results for Cooperstown on RSSMicro.com |
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For the third time in the past five years, Southborough took a team of 12-year-olds to the Cooperstown Dreams Park Baseball Tournament. This year's squad, the Southborough Storm, played in the tournament during the week of June 21 and finished with a 4-5 record, the strongest showing of any Southborough team to participate in the tournament. The 2008 Cooperstown tournament featured 94 teams from all over the United States, and one from Montreal, Canada. The Storm finished among the top 40 teams out of 95, and were the top team out of the Northeast. Southborough won its games against teams from northern states such as New Jersey, Illinois, Ohio and Michigan, and were defeated in competitive matchups by teams from warmer climates like Hawaii, Georgia, Tennessee, Alabama and Florida. "These kids competed very well against some strong competition. We were a small town team up against some teams from large counties and cities that play year-round, but our kids were not intimidated," said coach David Mazursky, who coached the team along with Tony Speranzella, John Rooney, and Bill Keville. Although the outfield fences at Cooperstown Dreams Park are farther away than most of the players are accustomed to, home runs played a major role in the Storm's offense. Over the course of nine games, the team hit six shots over the wall. Connor Rooney, Alec Mazursky, Josh Ufland, Michael Baker, and Br ...