On Saturday May 8, 2010, the A’s team from Tri-Township Baseball in Wrightstown PA visited the Philadelphia Athletics Historical Society. The A’s team play in the 11-12 Majors division. The teams head coach is Ron Clearfield. The teams assistants are Tom Casey, Steve Pearlman and Barry Shapiro.
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Kenny Ayres, 18 year old Upper Dublin senior has selected the Athletics Society to complete his School’s Community Study Program. Kenny, a UD varisty baseball player selected the Society because of his interest in baseball & its history in this area.
Lou Brissie takes Kentucky Juvenile by Jay Privman, Daily Racing Form Posted: Friday, April 30, 2010
VIDEO: A tip of the cap … Hatboro Athletics pay homage to Connie Mack By Mike Morsch Published: Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Dick Rosen (Drexel Univ. and PAHS) will be giving the following lecture next week. The lecture described below is sponsored by Drexel University and will take place on Thursday, April 29, at 7:00 PM at the Free Library of Phila., 19th and the Parkway. “CONNIE MACK AND 125 YEARS OF BASEBALL IN PHILADELPHIA”.
Aiken-based colt takes maiden race in Lexington, Ky., Dogwood Stable’s Lou Brissie, ridden by Robby Albarado, won his debut race at Keeneland on Thursday. The 2-year-old colt, trained by Neil Howard, won the 41/2-furlong maiden race by three-quarters of a length. Lou Brissie, a son of Limehouse, will next run in the $100,000 Kentucky Juvenile […]
By Jodie Wagner Palm Beach Post Staff Writer BOCA RATON — When Joe Astroth signed his first Major League Baseball contract in 1945, he earned a $500 bonus plus a $500 monthly salary with the Philadelphia Athletics. Sixty-five years later, salaries have changed drastically. For Astroth, however, the game has remained remarkably the same. […]
Thomas J. Saboy of Howell NJ has been selected as one of the bat boys for the 2010 Lakewood Blue Claws Team. Lakewood is a minor League affiliate of the Philadelphia Phillies. Thomas is the grandson of Thomas R. Saboy, a good friend of the Philadelphia Athletics and Eddie Joost.
Saturday, March 20, 2010 BOOK REVIEWS: PHILLY RADIO STATION WIP: “ONE OF THE MOST CONTROVERSIAL BOOKS ABOUT A PHILADELPHIA SPORTS ICON EVER TO BE RELEASED ”
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