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College. Im also member the history department, and its my pleasure this afternoon to introduce to you trevor plaque. Trevor is the director of the Textual Records Division at the national in washington d. C. I will translate that for you will. Trevor has a very important job in the field of history. Trevor is the friend of every historians. Trevor is a really likable guy, but if you didnt like him and your historian, youve still got to be really nice to him. Because archivists of all the power....

Fred Ames celebrated his 100th birthday in July, and fought during World War Two.

When the Milwaukee Brewers lost a no-hitter in extra innings at Yankee Stadium Sunday, it was actually the 13th time in MLB history it happened.

Fred Ames, who fought in the Battle of Anzio in Italy, describes himself as a "survivor".

Fred Ames, 100, was a beach commando and fought during the Battle of Anzio where 7,000 allies were killed during the Second World War

A previous post described an 1886 game in which the Cubs (then known as the White Stockings) received 14 walks. They won that game, 15-2. Twenty years later, the Cubs drew 14 walks again -- and...

Alma Lessie Noll Ames Simonson, 96, of Bemidji, died Saturday, May 25, 2007, at North Country Regional Hospital in Bemidji. A funeral will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday at the Olson-Schwartz Funeral Home of Bemidji with the Rev. Kent Dudley officia...

February 21, 2021 As a rule, teams tend to be less aggressive, and take fewer chances, when behind in games. The logic is sound, but at the same time, is it really necessary? Is there not often something to gain by pushing the envelope and putting pressure on the opposing side, regardless of the score? I asked that question to Derek Shelton earlier this week. “I think it’s game-situational,” the Pirates manager replied. “The question I would [throw] back to you — this is rhetorical, o...

Cubs who made teams only 3 hits of game By JohnW53 on Feb 18, 2021, 5:10am CST + All were singles -- and all were by the same batter, Orlando Arcia. That night, I examined each previous 3-hit shutout by a Cubs pitcher in search of any previous times that one player made each of the hits. It had happened only once before, in 1964, when Joe Christopher of the Mets had two singles, then a double, off Larry Jackson as the Cubs won at New York, 2-0. ... Recently, I came across a game in ...