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It was 98 Years Ago Today...
Posted By: Brian Goldner
that Ed Reulbach threw shutouts, in both ends of a doubleheader against Brooklyn. |
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It was 98 Years Ago Today...
Posted By: Tim James
Wow,I guess this shows how rusty I am on my trivia.I thought it was Kaiser Sosay and Jaco Pastorius.Impressive display none the less !! Talk about going both ways in football,this is a true testament to the early ball players and their stamina and longevity. |
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It was 98 Years Ago Today...
Posted By: Brian H (misunderestimated)
Reulabch's team, the Chicago Cubs, went on to win their second consecutive world series. |
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It was 98 Years Ago Today...
Posted By: jay behrens
At least most of us can claim to have been alive when the last pitcher pitched both ends of a double header, Wilbur Wood. The way pitchers are coddled today, there is no way we will ever see this happen again. It also makes you wonder how pitchers survived on a 4 man rotation and no relief specialists. |
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