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• YAZ To Make Rare Public Appearance In Greater Boston THIS Saturday

  
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  Red Sox legend Carl Yastrzemski will be appearing at a public autograph event in Woburn, MA, this Saturday, November 14th. Yaz will be appearing at the Hilton Hotel (Woburn/Boston) from 11 AM - 2 PM, courtesy of Dick Gordon Sports. Prices will range from $60 (for baseball cards) to $300 (which includes an official ...
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• Red Sox Exercise Option On Martinez, Decline Option On Gonzalez

  
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  As expected, the Red Sox have exercised their 2010 option on C / 1B Victor Martinez while declining their option on SS Alex Gonzalez. The ballclub now has Martinez — who was acquired from the Cleveland Indians at the trading deadline for RHP Justin Masterson and pitching prospects Nick Hagadone and Bryan Price — ...
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• This Day In Baseball History: November 9th

  
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  In 1950, Luke Appling was released by the White Sox after twenty-one years with the ballclub… soon thereafter he became the manager of the Memphis Chicks of the South Atlantic League. In 1953, the United States Supreme Court re-affirmed a prior decision when it ruled that baseball is a sport and not a business, ...
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• Red Sox Prospects Learning In Arizona Fall League

  
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  The Arizona Fall League’s all-star game, called The Rising Stars Classic, was played last night… after an off-day today, the second half of the AFL season will get underway tomorrow. The Red Sox have eight players who are assigned to the Mesa Solar Sox for the 2009 AFL season, two of whom were named to the Rising ...
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• Sox Acquire OF Hermida As Insurance

  
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  New Red Sox outfielder Jeremy Hermida is a left-handed hitter who has under-achieved thus far in his major league career, but the former first round draft pick has considerable potential so this deal has quite a bit of upside while the cost to the club was next-to-nothing. The Red Sox have acquired OF Jeremy Hermida ...
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• This Day In Red Sox History: November 8, 1957

  
  http://www.sox1fan.com/ — Authority: 129
  Material for This Day In Red Sox History is drawn from Bill Nowlin’s “Day by Day with the Boston Red Sox” Reserved Grandstand seats hit the $2.00 mark at Fenway Park after the ballclub announced it would hike the cost of the seats by ten cents for the 1958 season.
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• This Day In Baseball History: November 8th

  
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  In 1954, American League owners approved the sale of the Philadelphia A’s to Arnold Johnson and the transfer of the team to Kansas City. In 1983, Dale Murphy (.302, 36, 121) won the NL MVP award for the second consecutive year… the Braves outfielder received 21 of the 24 votes cast. In 1999, the U.S. House ...
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• This Day In Red Sox History: November 7, 1978

  
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  Material for This Day In Red Sox History is drawn from Bill Nowlin’s “Day by Day with the Boston Red Sox” Jim Rice received 20 of 28 first-place votes in winning the AL MVP Award. Rice compiled 406 total bases during his campaign, the first time an AL batter reached 400 total bases since Joe DiMaggio in ...
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• This Day In Baseball History: November 7th

  
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  In 1928, after hitting .387 for the Braves, player-manager Rogers Hornsby was traded to the Cubs for five players and $200,000… ‘Rajah’ hit .380, with 39 home runs and 149 RBI in the first year with his new club, but only hit double figures in home runs once after that (16, in 1931) as his playing days were ...
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• GBSCC Annual Memorabilia and Autograph Show This Weekend

  
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  The Greater Boston Sports Collectors Club is holding its 24th annual Sports Card and Memorabilia Show this weekend at The Shriners Auditorium, located at Exit 39 off Rt. 93 in Wilmington, MA. The event starts today and runs through Sunday. As is usual, the event is highlighted by an autograph event that is once ...
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• This Day In Red Sox History: November 6, 1939

  
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  Material for This Day In Red Sox History is drawn from Bill Nowlin’s “Day by Day with the Boston Red Sox” Ted Williams pled guilty in Red Wing, Minnesota, Municipal Court to duck hunting after the designated 4:00 PM closing time. He was fined $15 and forfeited his $30 shotgun.
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• This Day In Baseball History: November 6th

  
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  In 1950, Branch Rickey signed a five-year deal with the Pirates to be the club’s executive vice president and general manager… but his stint in the Steel City was wholly unsuccessful as the Bucs compiled a 269-501 record (.349) during his tenure. In 1969, for the first time in Cy Young Award voting history, a ...
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• This Day In Red Sox History: November 5, 1920

  
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  Material for This Day In Red Sox History is drawn from Bill Nowlin’s “Day by Day with the Boston Red Sox” High Duffy was named manager of the Red Sox, replacing Ed Barrow who had defected to the New York Yankees.
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• This Day In Baseball History: November 5th

  
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  In 1901, Ban Johnson and Charles Comiskey leased Sportsman’s Park in St Louis for five years for an American League team… two weeks later it was announced the Brewers would leave Milwaukee and play in St. Louis for as the Browns. In 1936, Burleigh Grimes was named as the Dodgers manager… the former Brooklyn ...
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• This Day In Baseball History: November 4th

  
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  In 1935, former Green Bay Packers’ tackle Cal Hubbard became an American League umpire. In 1957, with a new balk rule in place, the hitter had the option after a balk call is made… if a player got a hit, he could accept the outcome of the pitch, instead of being limited to the advance of the base runner(s). ...
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• This Day In Baseball History: November 3rd (Happy B-Day, Dewey!)

  
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  In 1953, the MLB Rules Committee re-established the “sacrifice fly” rule (crediting the batter with an RBI without charging him with an at-bat after a fly out)… the rule had been dropped in 1939. In 1964, Philadelphia voters approved a $25 million bond issue to build a new sport stadium… due to cost ...
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• This Day In Baseball History: November 2nd

  
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  In 1950, Jim Konstanty (16-7, 2.66, 22 saves) was selected as the National League’s Most Valuable Player by the BBWAA… the 33-year old Phillies reliever joined Chuck Klein as the only Phillie to have won the MVP award. In 1964, CBS became the first corporate owner of a major league team, buying eighty percent ...
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• This Day In Baseball History: November 1st

  
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  In 1951, Brooklyn Dodgers catcher Roy Campanella (.325, 33 HR, 108 RBI) won the first of his three National League MVP Awards. In 1978, NY Yankees lefty Ron Guidry (25-3, 1.74) was unanimously named winner of the AL Cy Young Award. In 1979, Edward Bennett Williams bought the Baltimore Orioles for a reported ...
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• This Day In Baseball History: October 31st

  
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  In 1931, the Cardinals released the last legal spitballer, future Hall-of-Famer Burleigh Grimes. In 1953, after touring Japan with the Giants, Commissioner Ford Frick compared the level of Japanese play to that of Class A of the American minors. In 1972, Indians pitcher Gaylord Perry (24-16,1.92) edged White Sox ...
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• This Day In Baseball History: October 30th

  
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  In 1963, Sandy Koufax was named the NL MVP just six days after he was unanimously named the NL Cy Young Award winner. In 1967, the White Sox announced the team would play nine regular season games in Milwaukee during the 1968 season… it would be the first time since 1905 an American League team would play ...
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