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PornoDoggy · 02-17-2005

In the pre-Ruth era there was a guy called Frank "Home Run" Baker, and no, it wasn't used sarcasticly. He led the majors a couple of years with homerun totals that never exceed an even dozen.

More recently, after the 68 season (in addition to the blasphemy of the designated hitter), after an era when pitchers like Gibosn, Kofax, Drysdale, blew most hitters away, they dropped the mound 6". May not seem like much (and there were rumours that they played with the density of the ball then, too) but it increased hitting. BTW - the drug scandal of that era was amphetimines - if a 90-year-old-man was as stoked as Pete "Charley Hustle" Rose was in those days, he'd have run to first base after a walk too.

Cheating has ALWAYS been an integral part of sports. Hockey is, to the average fan, all about fights. Players become legends because they get away with cheating (Conrad Dobler and Lyle Alzado in football, any number of spitballers in baseball).

I'm old enough (barely) to remember listening to my grandfather predicting the destruction of the game becase Stan Muscial managed to get the Buschbirds to make him the 2nd player to make $100,000.

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PornoDoggy Cramming 3 people in a Room to Attend Show Want to see your own Advertising Here! Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Amid the Cornfields of Illinois Posts: 5,366	In the pre-Ruth era there was a guy called Frank "Home Run" Baker, and no, it wasn't used sarcasticly. He led the majors a couple of years with homerun totals that *never* exceed an even dozen. More recently, after the 68 season (in addition to the blasphemy of the designated hitter), after an era when pitchers like Gibosn, Kofax, Drysdale, blew most hitters away, they dropped the mound 6". May not seem like much (and there were rumours that they played with the density of the ball then, too) but it increased hitting. BTW - the drug scandal of that era was amphetimines - if a 90-year-old-man was as stoked as Pete "Charley Hustle" Rose was in those days, he'd have run to first base after a walk too. Cheating has ALWAYS been an integral part of sports. Hockey is, to the average fan, all about fights. Players become legends because they get away with cheating (Conrad Dobler and Lyle Alzado in football, any number of spitballers in baseball). I'm old enough (barely) to remember listening to my grandfather predicting the destruction of the game becase Stan Muscial managed to get the Buschbirds to make him the 2nd player to make $100,000. __________________ SEX STORY TEXT Exotic Material for Adult Websites Available for part time (project or ongoing) work ...