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Bell, (James Thomas) “Cool Papa” (1903–91) baseball player; born in Starkville, Miss. An outfielder for the St. Louis Stars, Pittsburgh Crawfords, and Homestead Grays (black baseball teams of the 1920s and 1930s), he was universally regarded as the fastest player, white or black, ever to play the game. A solid .350 hitter and prolific base stealer, he was elected to baseball's Hall of Fame in 1974. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Gone from big-league camp are pitchers Jason Frasor, Joel Hanrahan and Yhency Brazoban and infielder Willy Aybar, all of whom were optioned to the minors; and catcher Edwin Bellorin, infielders Ricky Bell, James Loney and Nick Theodorou and outfielder Franklin Gutierrez, all of whom were reassigned to minor-league camp. Kari Akin, Megan Albin, Jared Alexander, Wendy Almodovar, Tara Ambrose, Jennifer Ames, Danielle Anderson, Daniel Bantz, Troy Barnhart, Luke Barr, Hally Barrett, Ann Bartling, Cassie Barton, Peter Bauer, Patricia Bauman, Theodore Becker, John Bell, James Benvie, Litonya Bergstrom, Austin Biel, Rachel Billings, Kirk Blair, Steven Blatchley Jr. nbsp;Bell, Ronald Bell, James Taylor, Earl Toon, Dennis Thomas, Claydes Smith, Meekaeel Muhammad) (C)1979 WARNER- |
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