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1. Henry Aaron and the '52 Bears

Author

Christopherson, Jason

Subjects
Aaron, Hank -- Biography, Eau Claire Bears -- History, Shortstop (Baseball) -- Biography, Minor league baseball -- History, History, Sports and fitness
Abstract

Manager Bill Adair had to be feeling a little confident as the 1952 Northern League season approached. After all, his Eau Claire Bears were the defending champions of the loop. [...]

Published
2002

2. Glove affair

Author

Dobrow, Marty and Singer, Tom

Subjects
Boston Red Sox -- Personalities, Shortstop (Baseball) -- Biography, Garciaparra, Nomar -- Biography
Abstract

With a No-Nonsense Approach, Nomar Garciaparra Has Wowed the Fenway Faithful By Playing a Sparkling Shortstop That Rivals His Potent Hitting Stroke By the end of his rookie season last […]

Published
1998

3. Tom Tresh, a Two-Time Yankees All-Star, Dies at 70

Author

Goldstein, Richard

Subjects
Tresh, Tom, Shortstop (Baseball) -- Biography
Abstract

Tom Tresh, the Yankees shortstop and left fielder who was the American League's rookie of the year in 1962 and played on three World Series teams, died Wednesday in Venice, […]

Published
2008

4. Billy Rogell Is Dead at 98; Star Shortstop in the 1930's

Author

Goldstein, Richard

Subjects
Detroit Tigers -- Officials and employees, Rogell, Billy, Shortstop (Baseball) -- Biography
Abstract

Billy Rogell, a leading shortstop of the 1930's who played on two pennant-winning teams with the Detroit Tigers, died Saturday at a hospital in Warren, Mich. Rogell, who lived in […]

Published
2003

5. In step with Pee Wee Reese

Author

Brady, James

Subjects
Reese, Pee Wee -- Interviews, Shortstop (Baseball) -- Biography, Baseball teams -- History, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Brooklyn Dodgers -- History
Abstract

Reese, 77, recalls his career as a shortstop for Brooklyn in the 1940s and 1950s. He discusses coming up from the minors, working for Leo Durocher, having Jackie Robinson join the team and other topics.

Published
1996

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