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National Ballpark Museum

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Located in Denver and recognized by Smithsonian as one of the largest private collections of baseball and ballpark memorabilia in the US. #baseball #MLBHistory

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Kauffman stadium in Kansas City...the K... still looks as good as it did when it opened almost 50 years ago.... MUCH MORE on my website ballparks.smugmug.com/Kauffman-Stadi… MLB Kansas City Royals @MILB National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum ⚾

Kauffman stadium in Kansas City...the K... still looks as good as it did when it opened almost 50 years ago.... MUCH MORE on my website ballparks.smugmug.com/Kauffman-Stadi… @MLB @Royals @MILB @baseballhall
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Orlando Cepeda takes BP at Candlestick Park while Willie Mays waits to take his cuts. Can't pin the exact date but know it has to be 1966 or earlier as Cepeda was traded to the Cardinals midway through the year in '66.

Orlando Cepeda takes BP at Candlestick Park while Willie Mays waits to take his cuts. Can't pin the exact date but know it has to be 1966 or earlier as Cepeda was traded to the Cardinals midway through the year in '66.
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in 1975, Tom Seaver struck out Manny Sanguillen in the seventh inning to become the first to strike out at least two-hundred batters in eight consecutive seasons. Seaver recorded 10 strikeouts in the New York Mets' 3-0 triumph over Pittsburgh.baseball-reference.com/boxes/NYN/NYN1…

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Comiskey Park, circa 1950's. Bill Veeck bought the White Sox in 1959 and painted the exterior white. A year later he added the 'exploding scoreboard.'

Comiskey Park, circa 1950's. Bill Veeck bought the White Sox in 1959 and painted the exterior white. A year later he added the 'exploding scoreboard.'
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Who remembers Greg Luzinski 'Winning Ugly'? Greg in 1983, he becomes the first player to park three home runs onto the roof at old Comiskey Park, connecting off 's Oil Can Boyd in a 6-2 victory. Jimmie Foxx and Ted Williams each accomplished the feat twice.

Who remembers Greg Luzinski 'Winning Ugly'? Greg #OTD in 1983, he becomes the first player to park three home runs onto the roof at old Comiskey Park, connecting off #Boston's Oil Can Boyd in a 6-2 #Chicago victory. Jimmie Foxx and Ted Williams each accomplished the feat twice.
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It's hard to imagine no on ! Imagine 100 years ago, no night games and no Sunday games. A quiet stadium on a Sunday! Hard to believe. Right? linkedin.com/pulse/never-su…

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in 1926, after Connie Mack gets a court order to play a single game on Sunday, the first Sunday game is played in . The A's defeat the White Sox 3-2 at Shibe Park. The order is soon rescinded. Back to no Sunday .

#OTD in 1926, after Connie Mack gets a court order to play a single game on Sunday, the first Sunday game is played in #Philadelphia. The A's defeat the White Sox 3-2 at Shibe Park. The order is soon rescinded. Back to no Sunday #baseball.
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Also, in 1926 (a terrible year for the and ). A fire sweeps through the park and fans have sit around the charred remains until it can be repaired in the off season. boston.com/sports/boston-…

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in 1926, Ted Lyons of the pitched a no-hitter over the at Fenway Park, winning 6-0 in a quick 1 hour, 7 minutes. baseball-reference.com/boxes/BOS/BOS1…

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in 1948 the draw 78,382 at Municipal Stadium in as Satchel Paige blanks the for the fourth consecutive shutout by Cleveland hurlers. Besides Paige, Gene Bearden, Sam Zoldak, and Bob Lemon had shutouts.

#OTD in 1948 the #Indians draw 78,382 at Municipal Stadium in #Cleveland as Satchel Paige blanks the #WhiteSox for the fourth consecutive shutout by Cleveland hurlers. Besides Paige, Gene Bearden, Sam Zoldak, and Bob Lemon had shutouts.
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in 1941 Umpire Jocko Conlan ejects manager Frankie Frisch from the 2nd game of a doubleheader when he appears with an umbrella to protest playing conditions at Ebbets Field. The argument is later portrayed in a famous oil painting by artist Norman Rockwell.

#OTD in 1941 Umpire Jocko Conlan ejects #Pirates manager Frankie Frisch from the 2nd game of a doubleheader when he appears with an umbrella to protest playing conditions at Ebbets Field. The argument is later portrayed in a famous oil painting by artist Norman Rockwell.#baseball
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in Willie Mays hits his 660th and final HR off Don Gullet at Shea Stadium. He's a few other events on August 17th. youtu.be/kYhKXUde9cc

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