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Blues singer Irma Thomas to perform Saturday at the Paragon - Alexandria Town Talk Alexandria Town Talk--Thomas took a job at a -Montgomery Ward- retail store to provide for her family, but she never gave up on a music career. In 1971, Thomas released two singles ... - Date : Fri, 18 Jun 2010 07:54:35 GMT+00:00 |
A League of Their Own - Huffington Post (blog) Huffington Post (blog)---John Montgomery Ward-, a Hall of Fame pitcher with the New York Giants, and his cohorts chafed under the collusion of National League owners. ... - Date : Sun, 30 May 2010 14:17:26 GMT+00:00 |
Roy Halladay Spins Majors' Second Perfect Game This Season - FanHouse FanHouse--The first two perfect games (see full list here) came five days apart in 1880, by Lee Richmond of Worcester on June 12 and -John Montgomery Ward- of ... - Date : Sun, 30 May 2010 01:32:26 GMT+00:00 |
Football: Double Whitedale victory - Shetland News Shetland News--Captain -John Montgomery- came close for the visitors when his overhead effort dipped just over the crossbar. A dangerous cross from the right met a Whalsay ... - Date : Wed, 12 May 2010 18:21:04 GMT+00:00 |
BLOTTER: Police reports published April 21 - Niagara Gazette Niagara Gazette---John Montgomery-, 37, of Wheatfield was transported to Erie County Medical Center by Mercy Flight with serious injuries. The vehicle went into a drainage ... - Date : Wed, 21 Apr 2010 04:00:04 GMT+00:00 |
Achievements | ||
Preceded by Tommy Bond | National League ERA Champion 1878 | Succeeded by Tommy Bond |
Preceded by Tommy Bond | National League Strikeout Champion 1879 | Succeeded by Larry Corcoran |
Preceded by Tommy Bond | National League Wins Champion 1879 | Succeeded by Jim McCormick |
Preceded by Lee Richmond | Perfect game pitcher June 17, 1880 | Succeeded by Cy Young |
Preceded by Lee Richmond | No-hitter pitcher June 17, 1880 | Succeeded by Larry Corcoran |
Preceded by Ed Andrews Billy Hamilton | National League Stolen Base Champion 1887 1892 | Succeeded by Dummy Hoy Tom Brown |
Sporting positions | ||
Preceded by Bill McGunnigle | Brooklyn Grooms Manager 1891-1892 | Succeeded by Dave Foutz |
Preceded by Pat Powers | New York Giants Manager 1893-1894 | Succeeded by George Davis |
Lew Brown * Jack Farrell * Emil Gross * Bill Hague * Paul Hines * Bobby Mathews * Mike McGeary * Jim O'Rourke * Joe Start * John Montgomery Ward * George Wright * Tom York Manager George Wright |
Roger Connor * Ed Crane * Buck Ewing * Elmer Foster * George Gore * Gil Hatfield * Tim Keefe * Pat Murphy * Jim O'Rourke * Danny Richardson * Mike Slattery * Mike Tiernan * Cannonball Titcomb * John Montgomery Ward * Mickey Welch * Art Whitney Manager Jim Mutrie |
William Brown * Roger Connor * Ed Crane * Buck Ewing * George Gore * Gil Hatfield * Tim Keefe * Hank O'Day * Jim O'Rourke * Danny Richardson * Mike Tiernan * John Montgomery Ward * Mickey Welch * Art Whitney Manager Jim Mutrie |
Lee Richmond * John Montgomery Ward * Cy Young * Addie Joss * Charlie Robertson * Don Larsen * Jim Bunning * Sandy Koufax * Catfish Hunter * Len Barker * Mike Witt * Tom Browning * Dennis Martínez * Kenny Rogers * David Wells * David Cone * Randy Johnson * Mark Buehrle * Dallas Braden * Roy Halladay |
Brooklyn Atlantics (1884) | Taylor | |
Brooklyn Grays (1885 �1887) | Hackett * Byrne | |
Brooklyn Bridegrooms (1888 �1890) | McGunnigle | |
Brooklyn Grooms (1891 �1895) | Ward * Foutz | |
Brooklyn Bridegrooms (1896 �1898) | Foutz * Barnie * Ebbets * Griffin | |
Brooklyn Superbas (1899 �1910) | Hanlon * Donovan * Lumley * Dahlen | |
Brooklyn Dodgers (1911 �1913) | Dahlen | |
Brooklyn Robins (1914 �1931) | Robinson | |
Brooklyn Dodgers (1932 �1957) | Carey * Stengel * Grimes * Durocher * Sukeforth * Shotton * Durocher * Blades * Shotton * Dressen * Alston | |
Los Angeles Dodgers (1958 �present) | Alston * Lasorda * Russell * Hoffman * Johnson * Tracy * Little * Torre |
New York Gothams (1883 �1885) | Clapp * Price * Ward | |
New York Giants (1885 �1957) | Mutrie * Powers * Ward * Davis * Doyle * Watkins * Irwin * Joyce * Anson * Day * Hoey * Ewing * Davis * Fogel * Smith * McGraw * Terry * Ott * Durocher * Rigney | |
San Francisco Giants (1958 �present) | Rigney * Sheehan * Dark * Franks * King * Fox * Westrum * Rigney * Altobelli * Bristol * Robinson * Ozark * Davenport * Craig * Baker * Alou * Bochy |
BBWAA Vote | Luke Appling (84%) | |
Veterans Committee | Red Faber * Burleigh Grimes * Miller Huggins * Tim Keefe * Heinie Manush * John Montgomery Ward | |
J. G. Taylor Spink Award | Ring Lardner |
Aparicio * Appling * Bancroft * Banks * Boudreau * Cronin * Davis * Jackson * Jennings * Lloyd * Maranville * Reese * Ripken * Rizzuto * Sewell * Smith * Tinker * Vaughan * Wagner * Wallace * Ward * Wells * Yount |