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Dan Da Poet

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I heartily endorse these websites! Every webmaster responsible for them is on an obvious quest for quality.

SPORTS:

Looking for baseball coverage with a unique approach? It's waiting for you at The Diamond Angle!

http://www.thediamondangle.com

Todd Neuville has tasty tidbits, player profiles, THE QUIZ and more in Baseball Todd's Dugout.

http://www.baseballtoddsdugout.com/

San Francisco's Seals thrilled west coast fans for many years. Check Todd Hawley's retrospective.

http://www.tdl.com/~thawley/seals.htm

Bill Shubb has created an outstanding valhalla to his childhood giants, the 1948 Oakland Oaks.

http://members.aol.com/oaklandoaks/index.html

Scott Parks is dedicated to preserving Ala- Fla League memories. His site is a labor of love.

www.alabama-florida-league.com

An excellent jumping off place to begin research into more obscure aspects of baseball is:

http://www.thediamondangle.com/marasco

Chris Holaday is one of North/ South Carolina's leading baseball historians. For book info click:

http://home.earthlink.net/~choladay/

Wanna see what baseball sites are out there? This is the best place on the net to start your search.

http://www.heavyhitter.com/top100/?vote=yes

BOXING:

If boxing interests you, check out the lively wit and varied opinions on the Boxing Forum.

http://forums.delphiforums.com/proboxing

JAZZ:

Bixian is the worldwide language spoken on Albert Haim's standard setting Bixography website.

http://ms.cc.sunysb.edu/~alhaim/index.html

From 1917 thru the early thirties - if it's popular music, it's on this comprehensive site.

http://www.redhotjazz.com

OTHER:

Jack Strichman's the heavyweight spades champ. His book can improve anyone's game.

http://www.spadesbook.com/main.html

Tired of seeing Zeppo Marx' talents slighted? Find the true joy of Herbophilia at SPAZ!

http://www.geocities.com/spazprez/index.html

"The Magnitude of Me"

Comments

THREE NORTH CAROLINANS AND A BIRD

The Washington Senators had great hitting teams in the late '30's, and Buddy Lewis was a big reason why. In 1937 the Gastonia first baseman hit .314 with 210 hits.

Floyd (Pep) Young was a Jamestown native who played fairly regularly in the Pitsburgh Pirates' infield in the late '30's. Lifetime, he wound up at .262.

A third baseman from Mebane, Lew Riggs made the NL '36 all star team and played in the '40 and '41 World Series. He hit .262 lifetime from 1934 - 42 .

If Eddie Moore looks grim, it's probably cuz he's with the New Orleans Pelicans and not in the majors. Being just about washed up might also have something to do with it.


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