Who was Yankee Doodle ?
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Yankee Doodle is Cheese Doodles daddy
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The YANKS, even though I am a Red Sox fan.  \n\nAdd it up.  You have more valuable Yankee baseball cards and memorobilia than Red Sox stuff.    The difference is almost enough to make me switch.  (But it is fun to sell baseball cards to Yankee Fans as a Red Sox fan, but it would be impossible to sell anything to a Red Sox fan if I were a Yankee Fan).
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Yankee High. It's a catchy name.
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no one. the new york yankees world series team consisted of: Hank Bauer, Yogi Berra, Tommy Byrne, Andy Carey, Jerry Coleman, Joe Collins, Art Ditmar, Whitey Ford, Bob Grim, Elston Howard, Tony Kubek, Johnny Kucks, Don Larsen, Jerry Lumpe, Mickey Mantle, Gil McDougald, Bobby Richardson, Bobby Shantz, Harry Simpson, Bill Skowron, Enos Slaughter, Tom Sturdivant, and Bob Turley.  More stats can be provided at the websites below.
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Shortstop and captain Derek Jeter is the only active yankee player with a single digit number.\n\nEdit: There are simply not two yankees with single digit #'s that are still active:\n\nThe Yankee's have retired the following #'s\n\n1 Billy Martin \n3 Babe Ruth \n4 Lou Gehrig \n5 Joe Dimaggio \n7 Micky Mantle \n8 Yogi Berra \n8 Bill Dickey \n9 Roger Maris \n10 Phil Rizzuto \n15 Thurman Munson \n16 Whitey Ford \n23 Don Mattingly \n32 Elston Howard \n37 Casey Stengel \n44 Reggie Jackson \n49 Ron Guidry \n\nThat only leave's Derek Jeter's #2 and Joe Torre's #6 as single digit #'s that are still left. Unless he is coming out of Retirement, Joe torre is not a yankee player but rather their manager.\n\nBTW, Cairo is #14 for the yankees this year.
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Canuck is a slang word for a Canadian person in the way "Yankee" is for an American. However, the team name is actually derived from Johnny Canuck, a 19th century Canadian Cartoon that has had several reincarnations during the 20th century. Johnny Canuck was also on the very first Vancouver Canucks logo, back in their Pacific Coast Hockey League days.
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Do you mean Harry Dacre?\n\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harry_Dacre
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I would check out the Yankees' '92 roster and do a Google image search on some of the names. If you can take a guess of who it is and go on your suspicion, that might get you your answer quicker. If there's a name you don't recognize, it could very well be that guy.
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Don Larsen. Yankee "50s pitched only perfect game world series
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man you are one lucky person i am not a yankee fan but i would still want his autograph
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http://www.sportskids.com/superstore/Bedding/MLB/Yankees/p/118893.html?mktid=PG&ovchn=PGR&ovtac=CMP&ovcpn=Bedding&ovcrn=118893-New+York+Yankees+MLB+Bedding+-+Complete+Set\n\nhttp://shopping.yahoo.com/s:Bedding:4168-Brand=Yankee
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Doughboys in WW2 they were called Yanks...
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Yankee fan here.\n\n#27 in 2006!
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Billy Barty.\n but professiona...Spuds Mckinley
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Uncle Sam is the cartoon embodiment of the government of the United States of America, a character who appeared in newspapers and magazines beginning in the first part of the 19th century. The commonly accepted version of his origin, or at least the best explanation anyone's been able to supply, is that he was modelled after Samuel Wilson, a meat purveyor to the United States army during the War of 1812. Known as "Uncle Sam," Wilson put his initials on his goods. The initials U.S. were also taken to stand for United States. Over the years Uncle Sam evolved into a tall, white-haired man with beard, sporting patriotic colors and a top hat. The most common modern image can be traced to his depiction by James Montgomery Flagg from 1916, for a military recruitment poster calling "I Want YOU For the U.S. Army."
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StAtEn IsLaNd YaNkEeZ
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LOL FUNNY! After all the jokes them Yankees made up about us Dixies, we finally got one on them. Thanks!