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The Academy of Country Music was founded in 1964 as the Country and Western Music Academy; it was an effort to promote country music in the 13 western states and focus on artists such as Glen Campbell, Roger Miller, Billy Mize and more. In 1966, the Academy hosted its first country music awards show; though there had been three informal awards banquets previously, it was the first official country music awards program held by a m
145-year chain of Cubs middle infielders By JohnW53 on Dec 22, 2020, 6:23am CST +
If you did, and thought it was silly, you likely will find this just as silly.
If you did, and thought it was fascinating, you may find this equally fascinating:
It is possible to make a similar chain of 61 alternating shortstops and second baseman that span all 145 seasons of the Cubs National League history.
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As with the pitchers and catchers, this chain of double play partners consists not just of a shortstop and second baseman who were ON the team in the same season.
It consists of a shortstop and second baseman who were on the field TOGETHER in the LAST game either the shortstop or second baseman played for the Cubs, under their team s various names, through all 145 seasons!