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The 1928 silent comedy, Speedy, starring Harold Lloyd has an extended cameo appearance by Babe Ruth. In this scene Lloyd plays a baseball-loving cab driver who picks up Ruth as his first fare. If you look very, very quickly at 3:43 you can spot Lou Gehrig walking past Lloyd's taxi!
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Babe
Ruth
Speedy
Harold
Lloyd
Added: 27th January 2014
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Posted By: Lava1964 |
 
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After the Babe, baseball great Mickey Mantle was one of the most revered players in the history of the NY Yankees.
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mickey
mantle
yankees
baseball
Added: 13th August 2007
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Posted By: Naomi |
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Sit back and enjoy Abbott and Costello as they perform the classic Whos on First baseball sketch from their 1945 film The Naughty Nineties, first performed as part of their stage act.
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bud
abbott
lou
costello
comedy
Added: 20th August 2007
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The weird and wacky Rube Waddell is profiled in this excerpt from Ken Burns' Baseball documentary series. There's never been anyone else in the major leagues quite like Rube.
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Rube
Waddell
baseball
Added: 2nd April 2009
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Posted By: Lava1964 |
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Here's an odd clip from the Ed Sullivan Show of October 13, 1968: Denny McLain of the Detroit Tigers performs on the organ. He is then joined by Bob Gibson of the St. Louis Cardinals on guitar. The Tigers had just beaten the Cards in the World Series three days earlier.
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Ed
Sullivan
Bob
Gibson
Denny
McLain
baseball
Added: 9th February 2009
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Posted By: Lava1964 |
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Was Pete Rose Sports Illustrated's 1975 Sportsman of the Year? You bet!
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SI
Pete
Rose
baseball
Added: 7th February 2009
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Posted By: Lava1964 |
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Kyle Kendrick traded to Japan -Best 2008 April Fools joke: watch as baseball pitcher Kyle Kendrick of the Philadelphia Phillies gets an early April Fools joke, as he is made to believe that he's being traded to a Japanese baseball team in exchange for a player named "Kobayashi Iwamura". People were in on the prank at all levels, from his fellow players to his agent and even the team's assistant general manager...(Special thanks to Comcast SportsNet Philadelphia for the video. www.comcastsportsnet.com)
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hotdog
eater
japan
clearwater
philadelphia
IF
TRUE
Then
Maybe
Tampa
Bay
Rays
Might
Of
Won
The
World
Series
Kyle
Kendrick
Added: 1st April 2009
Views: 2139
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Posted By: mia_bambina |
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'I never called one wrong!' Bill Klem once immodestly told a reporter. Klem is still widely regarded as baseball's greatest umpire nearly 70 years after he last worked a game. He was a National League arbiter from 1906 through 1941. The innovative Klem (pictured here in 1914) was the first umpire to wear an inside chest protector and the first to use hand signals to keep fans and players informed about his calls. (Klem said, 'The fan in the 25-cent bleacher seat has just as much right to know what I called as the fan in the box seat near home plate.') Klem was so skilled at calling balls and strikes that he only worked behind the plate for a number of years. He worked 18 World Series--a record that will never be broken because MLB now uses a rotation system rather than a merit system to assign umpires to post-season games. Klem was affectionately called 'The Old Arbitrator'--a nickname he adored. The jowly and thick-lipped Klem hated the nickname 'Catfish.' Any player who addressed him that way was quickly ejected. He had a strange relationship with New York Giants' manager John McGraw. Off the field the two were good friends; on the field they feuded bitterly. My favorite Bill Klem story: In 1941, while working the bases, he called a runner out on a tag play at second base. The runner angrily insisted the tag had missed him. Klem informed the irate player, 'I thought you were out.' Then the realization hit him: For the first time in his long career Klem only thought a player was out--he wasn't certain. Klem resigned the next day.
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baseball
umpire
Bill
Klem
Added: 1st September 2009
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Posted By: Lava1964 |
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I've never been an all-around sports fan, but I do love baseball, so does CCR's John Fogarty. Here's a memory for you from 1985, plus a little bit more of baseball history.
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baseball
john
fogarty
centerfield
Added: 18th September 2007
Views: 2235
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