If I remember, 'Bedrock' was a member of the Phillies in the late 70's early 80's.
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yes, in 1987 while still with philadelphia
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http://www.hotshotdigital.com/OldRock/BobMarleyBio.html\ntry this
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i used to have a record of that song. i liked the mtv as well. i recall i was 14 at that time and my friend's brother organized a backyard party.i and some classmates provided the band. when we played the song, all the girls there who were older than we thought we're cool.
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Is this Peter Such as in the England Essex cricket (off-spinner) in the late 80s / early 90s? No idea...
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Beatles kind of started the pop / rock I remember but hands down over the years is the Stones.
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He was a great pitcher in the 70's I think... He was one of the first pitchers to use an effective sidearm throw.  He was well respected and one of the leaders in his time.  I would try to find out more about him and try to contact him.  He really seems like a great guy! (Good Luck!!)
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I don't know the year but it was probably when the home town hand shake went out. And when it became more involved. This is probably around the time of Fannie Mae was created.
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Actually, I think he kind of looks like Sean Penn, back when he was in Fast times at Ridgemont High! :)
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mid-80's to about 1992.  Yes!  awesome years!
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Please listen on this one. I am a huge Phillies phan, i love em to death and they missed the playoffs by an inch last time around. But they WILL NOT win the NL east my friend. The losses of Billy Wagner, Jason Michaels, and Urbina (to jail lol) doesn't complete their squad and i fear to say they will fall juuuuuust short once again this year. Dont get me wrong, im rootin 4 em all year like u r too but chair throwing and alcoholic media hangovers won't put the phils in the drivers seat...they could get a DUI charge though...
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I grew up listening to Harry Kalas,By Saam and Richie Ashburn. I think Kalas is the best!"Long drive,deep right field,watch that baby.......outta here!!! Michael Jack Schmidt hits number 500"!! Many good memories listening to Kalas!
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Their were left handed infielders.\nDon Mattingly played 2B and 3B\nfrom 1982 to 1983 until he was \nswitched to 1B in 1984 as his everyday\npostion.\n\nLen "Nails" Dykstra played one year at Short Stop in the minors.
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Here ya go:\n\nhttp://www.netstupidity.com/game/Backyard_Baseball/80/
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Bedrock is defined as solid unweathered rock lying beneath surface deposits of soil.For a particular place all such rocks are called bedrock geology group. \n             The bedrock geology of Nigeria is composed of four main groups known as the Basement Complex, the Younger Granites, the Sedimentary Series and Tertiary to Recent Volcanic Rocks.\n       The Basement Complex\nThe Basement Complex of Nigeria occupies the western part of the Pan-African mobile belt, which lies between the West African and Congo Cratons.  It occupies about half the surface area of Nigeria. It is composed of five major rock assemblages:  \ni. The Migmatite-Gneiss Complex;     \nii.  The Schist Belts - composed of meta-sedimentary and meta-igneous rocks;     \niii. Granites and granite gneisses;     \niv. Charnockites, diorites and gabbros;   \nv.  Volcanics and hypabyssals.  \n    \nCommercial deposits of Gold associated with other metallic minerals occur within the Schist Belts of the Basement Complex. Tantalite, Columbite and Tin ore are associated with Pegmatites in the Older Granite suite. High quality gemstones and exotic granites also occur.\n\nThe Younger Granite\nThe younger granites form rugged hills of Jurassic age, and contain tinstone and columbite. Valuable deposits of these minerals have been formed from the disintegration by weathering of the granites. The concentration of these ore minerals is present in stream beds of earlier and recent geological epochs. Small quantities of wolframite also occur in certain Younger Granites, and some contain the potentially valuable radioactive mineral, pyrochlore.\n\nThe Sedimentary Series\nTechnically, the sedimentary basins can be divided into three groups:    \ni. Rift or Aulacogen Basins: These consist of the Benue, Bida and Anambra.  One of these basins (Benue) host commercial deposits of Lead/Zinc (with associated Germanium, Cadmium and Silver), Barites, Limestone and other minerals;     \nii. Marginal basins:  Niger Delta and southwestern (or Dahomey).  The Niger Delta basin is known for hydrocarbon production while the southwestern Basin has huge deposits of limestone and bitumen (tar-sand);     \niii. Intra Continental Basins: the Sokoto and Chad Basins which extend beyond the borders of the country.  The Sokoto Basin hosts large deposits of limestone and some phosphate/gypsum. The Chad Basin contains somel quantities of bentonitic clay, trona, gypsum and diatomite.\n \n  \nThe Tertiary - Recent Volcanic Rocks  \nVolcanic activity has taken place intermittently from tertiary to recent times. The most extensive outcrops are in the Biu and Longuda plateaux of north-eastern Nigeria and on the Jos Plateau. Scattered occurrence are found within the Benue Trough. The dominant rock is basalt with alkaline affinities. The basalt ranges from 22 million years to 7 million years in age.
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You are correct.  A little history of the Swinging Full Nelson would take you straight to a man named Ken Patera.  He was a wrestler in the 70's nd early 80's for the WWWF (WWE).  Look him up on Wikipedia
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During the 1973-74 Stanley Cup finals, Dave Schultz was pounding the snot out of either Jim McKenzie or Wayne Cashman just to the right of Bernie Parent. The most entertaining was the playoff game brawl between the Flyers and Senators in 2003-04.
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It was the Flintstones.