Steve tomorrow is going to be the post game show for tonight has state of the Union Address. We will get reaction from senator marco rubio and oddly, brooklyn decker. Brian she will report and respond and the Tea Party Response will be rand paul. That should be interesting. Gretchen log on for our after the show show. More with jody and these toys for girls. Brian see you on the radio. Bill there is breaking news. The defiant north korea is at it again. Thats the rocket launch from december a few months back. Im will hemmer, welcome to americas hughes room. Americas newsroom. Marthamartha north korea says y have successfully completed a nuke car test, the kind you would put on a missile. Reporter the world got a bit more dangerous overnight. It is twice as powerful as the north korea completed in 1999. North korea claims it is a smaller, more sophisticated device. We have no con fir maition nation on that. If thats true, this means north korea is capable of creating Something Like a wa
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By Ray Cavanaugh, Contributor
A one-armed Irishman with a bat… It just sounds problematic. And baseball player Hugh “One Arm” Daily was indeed a problematic guy. His predicament made it impossible for him to succeed as a hitter, but despite his handicap, he managed to have a career as a pitcher in baseball’s major leagues.
Far more than a curiosity, he was for a couple of years a top-tier pitcher whose achievements included two 20-win seasons along with throwing a no-hitter and striking out 19 batters in one game – a record that lasted for a century.
Aside from triumphing over disability, Daily was known for his truculence. His verbal abuse of umpires and opposing players was legion, and he once punched his own catcher while on the field. Because of such antics, many spectators loved him. But he kept getting traded, as few others could tolerate his presence.
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