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On the 100th Anniversary of 'the pitch that killed', three links for your Sunday reading...

https://nypost.com/2020/08/15/100-years-ago-a-yankees-pitch-killed-ray-chapman/

https://studiogaryc.com/2020/08/15/carl-mays/?fbclid=IwAR1NS6nTFKItgcnr0YpzPKeoWgFUo_QiH-2iHVhYlYwOVDLxhOwdO77kiS0

http://www.baseballmike.net/2020/07/

The most tragic pitch in MLB history, 100 years later There was a light rain falling at the Polo Grounds just past 3 o’clock that muggy Monday afternoon, 88 degrees and humid, but the clouds weren’t threatening. There were 21,000 people in the stands,…

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Happy Easter...here is the SABR biography of Luscious "Luke" Easter...seemed appropriate for the day, name wise

Luke Easter | Society for American Baseball Research "I've seen a lot of powerful hitters in my time but for sheer ability to knock a ball great distances, I've never seen anybody better than Easter — and I'm not excepting Babe Ruth." — Del Baker1 Luscious "Luke" Easter was born August 4, 1915 at 8:15 PM in Jonestown, Mississippi. During his playi...

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