Specific events, players involved, places, years, etc. Anything would be greatly appreciated.
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The big one was the curse of the Babe. \n\nBoston traded Babe Ruth to the Yankees and that's when they started losing... and when the Yankees started winning.\n\nBoston always had a good team. ALWAYS... but they never won until 2 years ago.
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by position and by team\nhttp://www.theredzone.org/2006/freeagents/
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Try http://www.espn360.com/
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try a search of recent events
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check out this site,\nhttp://www.databasefootball.com/
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These two URL's will help you....\n\nYankees\nhttp://www.baseball-reference.com/teams/NYY/\n\nRed Sox\nhttp://www.baseball-reference.com/teams/BOS/\n\nClick on the year you want and from there you can easily click on the names one by one to see where they played the year prior.
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Perhaps http://www.littleleague.org/index.asp could help.
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try this link\n\nhttp://www.rdasilva.demon.co.uk/football.html\n\nhas all international football results archived from 1872!
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Robert:  Start with the Babe Ruth Official Web site http://www.baberuthleague.org/ and see if you can contact them and get the charter information for Tulare, Visalia or Hanford or Tulare County.  Then check with the parks department in those cities to see if they have records of Babe Ruth using their ballfields (it's unlikely any youth leagues had their own fields in those days).  You can also go to the Times Delta, or the Tulare/Hanford papers and search their archives.  As a last result try ads in the newspapers for old timers who played, coached, umpired, etc. for BRL.  I think if you had a League in the mid-fifties the teams would have been composed of Tulare, Hanford, and Visalia.  By the way, Babe Ruth League ball didn't get to large sections of Los Angeles until the late 1950's and early1960's, so maybe it wasn't to the San Joaquin yet.  You might try to run down American Legion players of that era, as many of them helped coach Babe Ruth and Little League teams and may be able to answer your question.   BTW, I was a long term resident of Visalia until 1994, but now live out of state.
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You should probably look in the Detroit Newspapers in the sports archives\n********************************\nDid a little research, and here is a place for you to start!  Hope it helps!\n\nhttp://showcase.detroit.k12.mi.us/sports/index.htm
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Good idea, thanks!\n\nhttp://www.worldcupkickoff.com/
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This question piqued my interest, but I was unable to find an answer.  You've probably found everything I did, but below are some related links.\n\n\nI did find this.  I'm not sure if it is up to date.  \n\nPacific Coast League Historical Society\nRichard Beverage, President\n420 Robinson Circle\nPlacentia, CA 92870\nEmail: rbeverage at aol.com \n\nSupposedly they meet 3 times a year.  \n\nIf you are on the West Coast, a good library might have access to any of several books about the history of the PCL.  There is also a relatively new history of baseball in California published by the Univ. of California which is in better bookstores, "The Golden Game."  It was also suggested that you miught be able to get info from the sports department of the San Francisco newspapers.
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check ebay for similar items, google it, check with sports memorabilia collectors
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http://www.footballhistory.com
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teams that made it: \nhttp://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com/06/en/w/group/index.html\n\nrankings:\nhttp://www.soccerphile.com/soccerphile/news/fifa.html
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try this site, i think if you give your time and dob it generates these details for you:\n\nhttp://tajonline.com/
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That was a great one. I remember one where it was either Al Wilson or John Mobley hit Ricky Williams. I pretty sure it was a Monday night game here in Denver. I think we were wearing our alt. orange jerseys.