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The American Association Almanac. Tuesday, July 29, 2014. Luke Boone, St. Paul Stalwart. On this date in 1982, American Association standout, Luke (Danny) Boone, born Lute Joseph Boone on May 6, 1890 at Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, died at the age of 92 in Pittsburgh. Boone began playing in the American Association at the age of 26, joining the Toledo Mud Hens and playing second base (78g) and third base (20g) in 1917. Boone brought a handful of seasons' worth of professional experience to the five American...

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The American Association Almanac: April 2012

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The American Association Almanac. Monday, April 30, 2012. Russ Miller died 50 years ago today. Russell Lewis Miller, born at Etna, Ohio on March 25, 1900, became a pitcher with the Columbus Senators of the American Association in 1930, the last year the club was known as the Senators; they were renamed the Columbus Red Birds in 1931. Miller was one of a handful of players who appeared on the very last Senators' team. He died at Bucyrus, Ohio at the age of 62, the result of a heart attack. Today marks the...

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The American Association Almanac: Luke Boone, St. Paul Stalwart

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The American Association Almanac. Tuesday, July 29, 2014. Luke Boone, St. Paul Stalwart. On this date in 1982, American Association standout, Luke (Danny) Boone, born Lute Joseph Boone on May 6, 1890 at Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, died at the age of 92 in Pittsburgh. Boone began playing in the American Association at the age of 26, joining the Toledo Mud Hens and playing second base (78g) and third base (20g) in 1917. Boone brought a handful of seasons' worth of professional experience to the five American...

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The American Association Almanac: The First All-Star Game

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The American Association Almanac. Monday, July 14, 2014. The First All-Star Game. The 1934 American Association All-Star Team. The contest pitted the American Association All-Stars against the Minneapolis Millers, the club which was in first-place on the pre-selected date. In the photo above are (with position played during game): BACK ROW:. It was called a "doggy" affair, but in fact it was quite a game. Here are a few of the highlights:. 8226; Minneapolis right-hander and Oklahoma native Ray Starr got ...

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The American Association Almanac: July 2014

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The American Association Almanac. Tuesday, July 29, 2014. Luke Boone, St. Paul Stalwart. On this date in 1982, American Association standout, Luke (Danny) Boone, born Lute Joseph Boone on May 6, 1890 at Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, died at the age of 92 in Pittsburgh. Boone began playing in the American Association at the age of 26, joining the Toledo Mud Hens and playing second base (78g) and third base (20g) in 1917. Boone brought a handful of seasons' worth of professional experience to the five American...

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The American Association Almanac: March 2012

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The American Association Almanac. Saturday, March 31, 2012. Ken Silvestri, catcher. Ken Silvestri, catcher. St Paul Saints: 1938-39. Kansas City Blues: 1947, 1954. B May 3, 1916 @ Chicago, Illinois. D March 31, 1992 @ Tallahassee, Florida. Today we commemorate the 20th anniversary of the passing of Kenneth Joseph “Hawk” Silvestri. In 1939 Silvestri appeared in 60 games with the Saints, 44 as catcher, batting .271. He died at the age of 75 and is buried at Mount Carmel Cemetery in Hillside, Illinois.

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The American Association Almanac. Exploring Baseball History Through Original Research. Louisville’s Eclipse Park, 1902-22. After starting research for this project some months back, my published account of Louisville’s Eclipse Park was mailed out yesterday to my subscribers. This was my 35th issue of the. A project I started back in November of 2001. Please feel free to contact me with any questions you might have: pureout@msn.com. On July 2, 2009 at 3:10 pm Leave a Comment. To TrackBack this entry is:.

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