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    Juje 1, 1968 Pappas looked good

    Like the effort manifested by the Gyro king, although Bill Kelso performed meritoriously in a squeaker


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    Re: Juje 1, 1968 Pappas looked good

    The Kentucky tobacco farmer, Woodie Fryman got the best of the Reds that day in a titanic struggle at Shibe Park.

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    Re: Juje 1, 1968 Pappas looked good

    Bob Lee did some "pristine" pitching on that day for the Reds and there was also a noteworthy performance by the incomparable Ted Davidson.

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    Re: Juje 1, 1968 Pappas looked good

    Go woodie.
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    Re: Juje 1, 1968 Pappas looked good

    Quote Originally Posted by RANDY IN CHAR NC View Post
    The Kentucky tobacco farmer, Woodie Fryman got the best of the Reds that day in a titanic struggle at Shibe Park.
    By then Shibe was Connie Mack Stadium and somewhere Benjamin Shibe shed a tear as the end came near.


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    Re: Juje 1, 1968 Pappas looked good

    Where have you gone, Johnny Briggs?

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    Re: Juje 1, 1968 Pappas looked good

    Ted Abernathy pitched the last inning for the Reds.

    Wasn't Abernathy's nickname "the Worm"? I can't find a reference on teh intranets.
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    Re: Juje 1, 1968 Pappas looked good

    Quote Originally Posted by Roy Tucker View Post
    Ted Abernathy pitched the last inning for the Reds.

    Wasn't Abernathy's nickname "the Worm"? I can't find a reference on teh intranets.
    Ted's nickname was "Abbie" or so stated in the 1968 TSN Baseball Register.

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    Re: Juje 1, 1968 Pappas looked good

    abby was tremendous a great trade none like him

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    Re: Juje 1, 1968 Pappas looked good

    A different look, for sure, and effective.

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    Re: Juje 1, 1968 Pappas looked good

    abby was tremendous a great trade none like him
    until Wayne Granger stepped into the corral

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    Re: Juje 1, 1968 Pappas looked good

    Granger could stand sideways on the mound and no one could see him. Minnesota must have had a thing for guys like that and apparently, so did the Reds as they also acquired "The Blade," Tom Hall, from the Twinkies for Granger. It was said that Granger could take a shower in a shotgun barrel.
    Last edited by RollyInRaleigh; 10-18-2006 at 04:11 PM.

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    Re: Juje 1, 1968 Pappas looked good

    Quote Originally Posted by lollipopcurve View Post
    until Wayne Granger stepped into the corral
    Only 4 pitchers have lead the Reds in Win Shares in a season since Ewell Blackwell was a Red.'

    Soto a couple of times, Rijo , Jeff Shaw in 1997 and Ted Abernathy in 1967

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    Re: Juje 1, 1968 Pappas looked good

    Did Dom Zanni or Jim Duffalo lead the league in win shares? I've got to know!

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    Re: Juje 1, 1968 Pappas looked good

    Their success was, in part, to the stellar catching and signal calling of Jimmy Coker.


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