what team was josh gibson and satchel paige on, at the same time?
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The St. Louis Browns!!
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Baseball - New York Yankees\n\nFootball - Dallas Cowboys
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Carson Palmer \n\nBengals QB\n\nThe Browns and Steelers suck!
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My favorite team is the hometown Texas Rangers, but my favorite player is Albert Pujols.  I've known that kid could do special things for awhile...
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Cathy, Cathy. . .and what do Ray Seals and Gene "Big Daddy" Lipscomb have in common other than not attending college?  They both played for the Steelers also, which you omit, perhaps out of some deep seeded dislike for the black and gold!!!!!
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Hell yeah they are!!! I LOVE the Steelers...born and raised a die hard fan!! Sad Bettis retired though, he was my fave. :( Big Ben is sexy as hell :P.
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This is the only thing I could find on his speed: \n\n"First pitch, Satchel throws a 90 mph fast ball, letter high. Boom, strike one," said O'Neil. "Then he throws a 95 mph fast ball belt high. Boom, strike two. Then Satchel says,'Now Josh, I got you two strikes and no balls and I'm supposed to knock you down. But I'm not gonna throw smoke at your yoke, instead I'm gonna throw a pea at your knee.' He throws a knee-high fastball that must have been 100 mph. Josh looks at the third strike. We're walking off the field and Satchel says to me, "No one hits Satchel Paige's fastball." I said, 'I guess you're right.'\n\nStory at : http://www.baseball-fever.com/archive/index.php/t-22485.html
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Jerry Logan did play for the Baltimore Colts..\n\n# 20 Saftey 6'1 190lbs at the age of 21 years old he started playing in the NFL in 1970 he be playing 8 years and was 28 years old.\n\nCollege :  West Texas State
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Who is Randy Johnson. he was with the D-backs then and they were playing the Atlanta Braves. I have the Braves because they beat the indians in the World Series. GO INDIANS!
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Bob Lilly played for the Cowboys.
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1986 Chicago (oops - Bears) / Jim McMahon \n1990 San Francisco 49ers
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288 Jeff Feagles, New England, 1988-89; Philadelphia, 1990-93, Arizona, 1994-97; Seattle, 1998-2002; N.Y. Giants, 2003-05 (current) \n\nthe lineman they are speaking of is Jim Marshall he started in 270 consecutive games at defensive end from 1960 to 1979.\nHe was a member of the Vikings' famous "Purple People Eaters."\n\nbelow are the links
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Cleveland Browns for 20+ years.  \n\nI've been through all sorts of ups and downs in my time following this team.  Bernie, Ozzie, Mack and Bynar, The Dog Pound (the REAL one from the 80's), 2 AFC championship games including The Fumble and The Drive, "diminishing skills", The Deception, The Return... still attempting to return... although Phil Savage might finally have them turning the corner now - no REALLY!
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roger staubach with the cowboys, \nphil mcconkey on the giants
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Bob Watson. Mattingly's first game was played in 1982.
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DH - Ted Williams (OBP)\n SS - Honus Wagner\n LF - Babe Ruth\n C-   Josh Gibson\n 1B - Lou Gehrig\n RF - Hank Aaron\n CF - Willie Mays\n 3B - Mike Schmidt\n 2B - Joe Morgan\n\nLHP - Lefty Grove\nRHP - Walter Johnson\nRelief - Mariano Rivera\n\nMgr: John McGraw\n\nAlthough Gibson played only in the Negro Leagues, he was still the best hitting catcher of all time. Mike Piazza is the best HITTING catcher to ever play in the Major Leagues. But I picked Berra because of his consistency and outstanding record in post-season play.\n\nGehrig might be the easiest choice at any position other than shortstop.\n\nWagner was the greatest shortstop ever, and might be the best player ever, other than Babe Ruth.\n\nMike Schmidt is just about as easy a choice as Gehrig.\n\nBoth Ruth and Aaron played some left field in their careers, although they were both primarly known as right fielders. If I had to replace one of them with a full-time LF, I suppose I'd pick Ted Williams, and put Ruth back in Right Field.\n\nMight be tempted to replace Mays with Mantle in CF. Mays had better career numbers, but while they were both in their prime, Mantle was a better hitter, had more power, and was probably faster as well. Center field might be the toughest of the 8 regular positions to pick (Mays, Cobb, Speaker, Mantle).\n\nSecond base is a tough pick between Joe Morgan and Eddie Collins... I wouldn't rate Hornsby with either of them.\n\nManager would be between John McGraw, Casey Stengel and Earl Weaver. I guess I'd go with McGraw.\n\nAnywaym, that's my team as it stands today... tomorrow, it might be a different story.
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Bud Carson was the man behind the "Steel Curtain". Sadly he passed away. They played a 4-3. Many people also credit Carson with the cover 2 that everyone is using now.