Pete Rose belongs in the Hall of Fame. Shoeless Joe has no place there: http://baseballcrank.com/archives2/2000/06/baseball_shoele.php … (My view of what Rose did has changed some since that column 19 years ago, but not my conclusions; my view of Shoeless Joe hasn't).https://twitter.com/Ecnerwal23/status/1159470843614892032 …
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In the mid-1930s, Iowa was Cubs country, but radio broadcasts had limited reach, so Cubs games were re-created on radio from teletype as they happened. A young broadcaster from Illinois did Cubs games that way from Des Moines for his first job before leaving for Hollywood.pic.twitter.com/5biGCMRBje
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Feller,"The Heater from Van Meter(IA)" played youth baseball with Catcher Nile Kinnick. What a battery that must have been! Kinnick moved to Omaha,NE for high school & won a state baseball title with Benson, then a Heisman trophy and AP Sportsman of the Year at Iowa
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https://www.legion.org/baseball/753/bob-feller-and-american-legion-baseball … This column, penned by Bob Feller, originally ran in a 1963 issue of The American Legion Magazine.
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