FAYETTEVILLE University of Arkansas slot receiver De'Vion Warren, who missed the final three games after tearing an anterior cruciate ligament in his knee at Florida on Nov. 14, said the first two two days of practice went well.
Willie McCovey s Estate rounds home at Heritage Auctions in August
1969 National League Most Valuable Player Award Presented to Willie McCovey from The Willie McCovey Collection. Estimate: $100,000 - up.
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.- To most, he was the man called Stretch, a nickname acquired in 1955 during New York Giants spring training in Florida. In April 1957, shortly before the first basemans Texas League debut as a Dallas Eagle, sportswriter editor Bill Rives explained the moniker: The other players took one look at his elastic frame and tagged him Stretch. And so it was until Willie McCoveys death in October 2018.
Beloved, revered Stretch, the man who, so the joke went, could grab the ball at second base all the way from first.
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NEW YORK, June 9, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Today Collectable, the leading sports memorabilia investment platform, announced it will be offering shares of a rare 1914 Baltimore News Babe Ruth Pre-Rookie Card – one of the rarest baseball card collectibles in existence. The card, which was acquired by an unnamed purchaser for a record-breaking price, will be displayed at the Babe Ruth Museum in Baltimore, MD, and interests amounting to a one percent (1%) ownership interest in the card are anticipated to be offered on Collectable for $3 per interest, placing the value of the card at $6 million.
The 1914 Baltimore News Babe Ruth issue is considered one of the most valuable baseball cards in the entire sports collectibles industry. With fewer than ten such cards in existence, this recent acquisition is the first involving the card since 2013. The most recent acquisition of the Ruth card broke the previous $5.2 million record for a card that was set by
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COLUMBUS, Ohio – The Ohio State Department of Athletics and football program is mourning the loss of Mike Sensibaugh, a member of Ohio State’s 1968 national championship team, an All-American and three-year letterwinner from 1968-70. Sensibaugh passed away on Wednesday. He was 72 years old.
Sensibaugh was living in Wildwood, Missouri where he owned and operated Sensibaugh Pools. He is survived by three children: a son, Doug, and two daughters, Amy and Cara. He had five grandchildren ranging in ages from 17 to 24 years old. Sensibaugh was also the step-father to Michael and Ben Krause, whose families included seven additional grandchildren. He and his wife, Dana, were married for 29 years at the time of his passing.