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Re: Pale Hose History
« Reply #5675 on: November 05, 2019, 12:11:52 am »

    On November 5 in Baseball History...


    1901 - Ban Johnson and Charles Comiskey lease Sportsman's Park for five years for an American League team. Two weeks later, they announced the Brewers, one of the league's eight charter franchises, will be leaving Milwaukee to play in St. Louis as the Browns next season.

    1914 - The ban on Sunday baseball is upheld in Washington, DC by the Court of Appeals. Major league games will not be allowed on the Sabbath in the nation's capital until 1918.

    1936 - The Dodgers name Burleigh Grimes as their new manager. The former Brooklyn spitballer will be replacing Casey Stengel, who was fired last month during the World Series after compiling a 208-251 (.453) record during his four-year tenure.

    1940 - Former Washington hurler Walter Johnson, who won four-hundred sixteen games for the Senators, goes down in defeat as a Republican candidate for the U.S. House of Representatives from Maryland.

    1958 - Paul Richards is replaced by Lee McPhail as general manager of the Orioles. The former GM, who also served in a dual capacity as the team's manager, will remain in the Birds' dugout for another 2+ seasons.

    1968 - Denny McLain, a thirty-one game winner for the American League champion Tigers, is the unanimous choice as American League Most Valuable Player.

    1976 - For the second consecutive season, Jim Palmer (22-13, 2.51) is the recipient of the American League Cy Young Award. The Orioles' right-hander garners first-place votes on 19 of 24 ballots cast by the BBWAA, with the remaining five top spots going to rookie sensation Mark Fidyrch of the Tigers.

    1976 - The Mariners and Blue Jays each select thirty players in the expansion draft. Seattle picks Royals' outfielder Ruppert Jones and Toronto selects Orioles' shortstop Bob Bailor as their team's respective first picks.

    1976 - The A's release Chuck Tanner from his contract allowing him to manage the Pirates in exchange for catcher Manny Sanguillen and $100,000 from Pittsburgh. During his nine-year tenure with the Bucs, the likable skipper will compile a 711-685 (.509) record and will win a World Championship in 1979.

    1996 - Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter is the unanimous choice as American League Rookie of the Year. He is the eighth Yankees player to win the award and the fifth unanimous choice in American League history.

    1997 - In an unprecedented move, Davey Johnson resigns the same day he is named American League Manager of the Year. Despite the fact that Johnson ended Baltimore's 13-year playoff drought in 1996 and led the Orioles to the league's best record in 1997, a dispute over $10,500 in fines to second baseman Roberto Alomar ends Johnson's reign in Baltimore. Johnson directed the fines to be paid to a charity where his wife, Susan, served as managing director. Cantankerous Orioles owner Peter Angelos is upset with the way the matter is handled and Johnson resigns.

    2007 - In an effort to replace relievers Francisco Cordero (Reds) and Scott Linebrink (White Sox) who were lost to free agency, the Brewers sign David Riske. The 31-year old right-handed hurler, who after a rocky start pitched effectively for the Royals last season, agrees to a three-year contract to play for Milwaukee.

    2007 - The Pirates name former third base coach John Russell as their 38th manager in franchise history. The Bucs' new skipper, the 2006 International League Manager of the Year, managed the Red Barons, the triple-A Phillies affiliate located in Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, for the past two seasons.

    2008 - Extending a major league record, Greg Maddux captures his 18th Gold Glove, making it two more than former Baltimore third baseman Brooks Robinson and 26-year big league veteran Jim Kaat. The 42-year-old Dodger right-hander, who is considering retirement, has been selected 18 of the last 19 years as the NL's slickest fielding pitcher with the only exception occurring in 2003 when Mike Hampton got the nod from the managers and coaches for the Rawlings award.

    2009 - Bobby Abreu (.293, 15, 103), a last-minute signing with the club last season, agrees to a $19 million, two-year deal to stay with the Angels rather than to take a chance again on the free-agent market. The veteran outfielder didn't find a team until just prior to spring training when Los Angeles offered him a one-year contract guaranteeing $5 million.

    2009 - The Marlins trade Jeremy Hermida to the Red Sox for a pair of southpaw prospects, Hunter Jones and Jose Alvarez. The move of the underachieving outfielder, a first-round draft choice in 2002, will allow Florida to cut payroll while adding pitching.

    2010 - One of the approximately 60 rare T206 Honus Wagner baseball cards, auctioned off by the Baltimore-based School Sisters of Notre Dame, is acquired by a sporting card store owner Doug Walton, who pays $262,000 for the treasured piece of memorabilia. The School Sisters of Notre Dame plan to use the windfall from the sale of the valuable card of the Pirates' third baseman to benefit ministries for the poor in 35 countries.


    2012 - The Boston Red Sox and David Ortiz come to terms on a two-year, $26 million deal, that will most likely keep the Dominican slugger in Boston for the remainder of his career. Although limited to only 90 games last season due to an injured Achilles heel, 'Big Papi' has averaged 34 home runs and 109 RBIs each season during his ten-year tenure with the team.

    2013 - The Texas Rangers signed Geovany Soto as a free agent.

    2013 - The Mariners name Lloyd McClendon to manage the team, replacing Eric Wedge, who announced his retirement at the end of the season. Seattle’s new skipper, who spent the last eight seasons as a coach with Detroit, managed the Pirates for five years, compiling a 336–446 record from 2001 through 2005.

    2014 - Hall of Fame infielder/DH Paul Molitor is introduced as the Twins' 13th manager, signing a three-year deal to replace Ron Gardenhire, who was released after 13 seasons at the helm. The 58 year-old native of St. Paul, Minnesota joins the ranks of recent hires without previous managerial experience that includes Mike Matheny (Cardinals), Don Mattingly (Dodgers), Robin Ventura (White Sox), and Walt Weiss (Rockies).



    Baseball Birthdays on November 5...


    1864 - Walsh, Joe
    1867 - Chamberlain, Elton
    1868 - Newman, Charlie
    1873 - Campbell, Billy
    1875 - Hardy, Harry
    1881 - McElveen, Pryor
    1883 - Johnson, Otis
    1891 - Neale, Greasy
    1892 - Delhi, Flame
    1892 - Yaryan, Yam

    1892 - Walters, Roxy
    1894 - Heath, Spencer

    1895 - McNamara, Tom
    1895 - Wright, Rasty
    1897 - Ogden, Jack
    1899 - Wisner, Jack
    1900 - Donohue, Pete
    1904 - Sax, Ollie
    1905 - Fischer, Carl

    1908 - Birkofer, Ralph
    1909 - Powers, Les
    1909 - Gumbert, Harry
    1912 - Rogers, Buck
    1914 - Mauldin, Mark

    1916 - Tabor, Jim
    1918 - Martinez, Rogelio
    1919 - Burgo, Bill
    1924 - Dixon, Sonny
    1925 - Goliat, Mike
    1927 - Caballero, Putsy
    1938 - Olivares, Ed
    1941 - Schlesinger, Rudy
    1942 - Scheinblum, Richie
    1946 - Bethke, Jim
    1952 - Carroll, Tom
    1953 - Pemberton, Brock
    1955 - Ramos, Bobby
    1958 - Bishop, Mike
    1958 - Wiedenbauer, Tom
    1959 - McMurtry, Craig
    1959 - Moseby, Lloyd
    1961 - Manrique, Fred

    1967 - Raabe, Brian
    1970 - Dishman, Glenn
    1970 - Lopez, Javy
    1973 - Damon, Johnny
    1974 - Santiago, Jose
    1976 - Herrera, Alex
    1976 - Melo, Juan
    1976 - Rodriguez, Liu

    1978 - Thurman, Corey
    1981 - Grube, Jarrett
    1982 - Lahair, Bryan
    1983 - Morillo, Juan
    1989 - Cabrera, Ramon
    1990 - Lucas, Joshua
    1991 - Gray, Jon
    1993 - Waguespack, Jacob



    Baseball Deaths on November 5...


    1902 - Davis, Daisy
    1903 - Peppers, Harrison
    1908 - Hannivan, Pat
    1909 - Kinzie, Walt
    1923 - Becannon, Buck
    1928 - Treadway, George
    1933 - Freund, Lawrence
    1940 - Mellor, Bill
    1941 - Anderson, Varney
    1950 - Johnson, Bill
    1951 - Stovall, George
    1955 - Gregory, Frank
    1957 - White, Deke
    1964 - Stryker, Dutch
    1968 - Mattick, Wally

    1969 - Barry, Hardin
    1970 - Robertson, Dave
    1970 - Root, Charlie
    1970 - Spurgeon, Freddy
    1971 - Palmisano, Joe
    1971 - Jones, Sam
    1973 - Hogg, Bert
    1978 - O'Brien, Tommy
    1983 - Murray, Pat
    1983 - Taber, Lefty
    1988 - Chapman, Glenn
    1992 - Scurry, Rod
    1992 - Hahn, Dick
    1994 - Hague, Joe
    1994 - Desautels, Gene
    1994 - McNamara, Tim
    2000 - Taylor, Harry
    2000 - Marshall, Willard

    2003 - Stenson, Dernell


 


                           


 





 



 

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