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September 28, 1941: The Day Ted Williams Ended the Season With a .406 Batting Average
September 28, 1941: The Day Ted Williams Ended the Season With a .406 Batting Average
September 28, 1941: The Day Ted Williams Ended the Season With a .406 Batting Average
On this date, September 28 in 1941 the Boston Red Sox ended their season splitting a double header in Philadelphia. The Sox were out of the playoffs being 17 and half games behind the Yankess but it was (and still is) an important day in Major League Baseball and Boston Red Sox history.
UMaine Baseball Plays a Marathon Game
UMaine Baseball Plays a Marathon Game
UMaine Baseball Plays a Marathon Game
You may not have heard much about it but The University of Maine Black Bears baseball season is in full swing. This early in the season they play in the South because of the snow here.
Country News: Jake Owen to Have Baseball Field Named After Him
Country News: Jake Owen to Have Baseball Field Named After Him
Country News: Jake Owen to Have Baseball Field Named After Him
Jake Owen loves sports almost as much as music, and soon, the singer will be able to see his name on a baseball field! Jake Owen Field is set to open this summer in the country star’s hometown of Vero Beach, Florida. NASCAR driver and long time friend Kevin Harvick made the announcement during the NASCAR champion’s yearly fundraiser. A Youth Development Park that’s scheduled to open in the summer
Baseball History: Cal Ripkin Breaks Lou Gehrig’s Streak
Baseball History: Cal Ripkin Breaks Lou Gehrig’s Streak
Baseball History: Cal Ripkin Breaks Lou Gehrig’s Streak
One of baseball’s greatest accomplishments ‘began’ on June 1, 1925 when Lou Gehrig took over first base for Wally Pipp and started his consecutive games streak. It was July 4th, 1939, Gehrig made his famous retirement speech.

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