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Hotels in Bratislava
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Austria Trend Hotel Bratislava
Vysoká 2A, Staré Mesto, 81106 Bratislava, Slovakia
Austria Trend Hotel Bratislava
Vysoká 2A, Staré Mesto see on map
Standing right at the entrance to the pedestrian precinct and in the heart of the Bratislava Old Town. Ist outstanding location...
Radisson Blu Carlton Hotel Bratislava
Hviezdoslavovo nam 3, 811 02 Bratislava, Slovakia
Radisson Blu Carlton Hotel Bratislava
Bratislava, 778 m from the city centre. Hviezdoslavovo nam 3 see on map
This fully air-conditioned hotel was built in 1862, completely renovated in 2001 and consists of a total of 168 rooms on 7 floors of...
from £29
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Apollo Hotel
Dulovo nám.1, 821 08 Bratislava, Slovakia
Apollo Hotel
Bratislava, 1.9 km from the city centre. Dulovo nám.1 see on map
This 4 star hotel is located in the city centre of Bratislava and was established in 1959. It is close to the Old Town.
from £21
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LOFT Hotel Bratislava
Stefanikova 4, 81105 Bratislava, Slovakia
LOFT Hotel Bratislava
Bratislava, 394 m from the city centre. Stefanikova 4 see on map
Opened November 2011, the LOFT Hotel Bratislava consists of modern and historical buildings, nestled between the Train Station and the...
City Hotel Bratislava
Seberiniho, 9, 821 03 Bratislava, Slovakia
City Hotel Bratislava
Bratislava, 4.4 km from the city centre. Seberiniho, 9 see on map
Built in 1979 and partly renovated in 2006, the hotel offers a total of 220 rooms spread over 9 floors. The air-conditioned hotel offers...
from £17
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Riecna, 4, 81102 Bratislava, Slovakia
Bratislava, 854 m from the city centre. Riecna, 4 see on map
"The hotel was build in 1954 in functionalism architectural style and therefore is proved to be a national monument with unique...
from £35
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Crowne Plaza Bratislava
Hodzovo namestie, 2, 81625 Bratislava, Slovakia
Crowne Plaza Bratislava
Bratislava, 344 m from the city centre. Hodzovo namestie, 2 see on map
"The Crowne Plaza Bratislava, a first class hotel, combines the best central location with comfortable accommodation, modern...
Park Inn Danube
Rybne Namestie, 1, 813 38 Bratislava, Slovakia
Park Inn Danube
Bratislava, 859 m from the city centre. Rybne Namestie, 1 see on map
The hotel is beside a main road and is surrounded by a garden. The 5-storey building has a total of 277 rooms. The lobby contains a...
from £19
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Pilarikova Street, 5, 811 03 Bratislava, Slovakia
Bratislava, 397 m from the city centre. Pilarikova Street, 5 see on map
The hotel offers everything that a business guest would expect from a hotel: an excellent infrastructure, a modern Meeting &...
Sheraton Bratislava Hotel
Pribinova 12, 81109 Bratislava, Slovakia
Sheraton Bratislava Hotel
Pribinova 12 see on map
Built in 2009, this air-conditioned city hotel has a total of 209 rooms. Guests are invited to connect in the hotel's interactive lobby...
from £46
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Hotels in Padstow, United Kingdom
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- Most bookedThe Metropole Hotel
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"very large comfortable bedroom and excellent food with very pleasant and helpful staff"
A Traveller, Jun 2016, GB
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"The hotel was alot quieter than what i was expecting.The food was only standard. Breakfast was all right but a few things were missing.the room was very comfortable and clean.The "
M, Jun 2016, GB
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"Lovely hotel and the staff were very helpful. There are some great walks along the beach and a super place to relax. The big downside was no air conditioning and despite booking 6 months ago got a small room over the kitchen with all the associated noise of staff leaving, extractor fans and boil..."
A Traveller, Jun 2016, GB
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"Great location,near to all the restaurants also near the water. "
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"We were travelling with elderly father and our sister from Australia, what a great location. Short drive into Padstow and beautiful sea views, short walk to beach. Very quaint hotel with lovely friendly service and great english breakfast. We had rooms 1 (family room) and 2 spacious double. Plan ..."
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"We stayed for two nights. Lisa told us of a 50th party on the Saturday when it could be noisy as the rooms are above the bar, however on the Friday we were subjected to bar noise until 12:45 am, we could hear nearly every word shouted from increasingly noisy punters. Friendly welcome, good breakf..."
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"This is an amazing place to stay. More comfortable than some 5 star hotels we have stayed in. So well organised. Best breakfast in Cornwall and so many little delights to make you feel so welcome. Book early as its very exclusive and in big demand and so worth it."
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"Nice and quiet location, accommodation is excellent in comfort and cleanliness. There is excellent WiFi service as well, however O2 and Vodafone networks did not have signal in the area. The direction to find the reception on the email sent was confusing as has not been updated. But overall I rat..."
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"Fantastic & very friendly hosts, who want you to feel at home. A few of the many great points: - Beautiful, comfortable, clean room & bathroom - Coffee/tea making facility on the room, including biscuits - Excellent (choice of) breakfast - Complimentary water and other drinks - Parking spa..."
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A Flint Hill Elementary student has been charged with indecent exposure and electronically furnishing obscene material to minors following an incident where he reportedly exposed himself to two classmates and also sent obscene text messages to others.
Newton County residents raised $241,922 for Relay for Life this year as 64 teams and 950 people participated in the annual fundraiser for the fight against the cancer.
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The Southern Heartland Gallery on the square is offering four art camps for students entering first grade through the age of 12-years-old.
The Newton Education Foundation awarded $6,000 worth in grants to three school programs as part of its fundraising campaign, ReImagine Newton.
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The Society of St. Vincent de Paul members have been preparing for a Silent Auction and Wine Tasting (wine provided by local Fox Winery) which will be held Friday at St. Augustine Catholic Church's Moore Hall at 7 p.m. There are 130 bid sheets with one to several items on each sheet.
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The former Heritage teacher who was arrested for having sex with a student was also later charged with child molestation after investigators discovered the activity started while the student was 15.
Leslie Howard Mosley, Jr., 36, who lived in Covington, turned himself in Friday to the Rockdale County Jail where he remains without bond.
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'Chemophobia' is irrational, harmful – and hard to break
"We all feel a profound connection with the natural world. E O Wilson called this sensation biophilia: 'the urge to affiliate with other forms of life'. That sense of connection brings great emotional satisfaction. It can decrease levels of anger, anxiety and pain. It has undoubtedly helped our species to survive, since we are fundamentally dependent on our surrounding environment and ecosystem. But lately biophilia has spawned an extreme variant: chemophobia, a reflexive rejection of modern synthetic chemicals."
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Resource limitation, economic inequality, and diversity
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I wish I could speak whale.
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Entomologist-Eye View of a Botfly
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Get out your hankies for the moving final season of The West Wing. It's not just because it's the last season, and the last time we know we'll hear that thrilling theme music. It's not just because it's the end of the line for the administration of President Josiah "Jed" Bartlet (Martin Sheen), an inspiring, beloved fictional leader of the free world in a time of great cynicism about real-life politicians. It's also because of the sudden, untimely death of costar John Spencer, who played chief of staff Leo McGarry, who, like his character, was a recovering alcoholic and died of a heart attack in December 2005. Spencer's death was worked into the season's story line, and it's both exhilarating to see some of Spencer's finest work in the early episodes here, and heartbreaking to see the impact of his death on the cast. At one point, Martin Sheen delivers a moving on-air tribute: "Johnny, it seems we hardly knew you." Other highlights of the season include the fleshing out of presidential candidates Alan Alda and Jimmy Smits, both respectable, admirable and worthy opponents. And in abundance are the things viewers had come to love about the show: the witty dialogue and spot-on delivery, especially by actors Bradley Whitford, Richard Schiff, and the crack Allison Janney and the long tracking and circular shots of characters in their element (subsequently found on creator Aaron Sorkin's follow-up series, Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip). If the story lines aren't as topnotch as some in earlier years, it hardly matters, as this is the season that wraps up the entire story arc. The gimmicks, like the live debate between Smits and Alda's characters, don't hold a candle to the true soul-searching and idealism found in every single episode. The set includes all 22 episodes, a glossy guide to each episode, and "Live from the Director's Chair," a mini-doc about filming the live debate episode. Hail to the chief! --A.T. Hurley
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dare to struggle, dare to win!
Dare to come up with a story line.
This is the cover of the book that Victoria Guinea Pig just pulled from her shelf. A new phase of Minimum Security is starting, which represents what's in the book. The comics will be supplemented by texts, which can be found each day on my website. Today's is the introduction and premises. Here's the beginning:
"The purpose of this project is to contribute to a collective process of analyzing our objective conditions and clarifying concepts in service to the struggle to defeat capitalism. It rests on several premises, listed below. Collage-like in form, it is presented as a series of comics, illustrations and texts. The content begins with very general definitions and will progress to increasing levels of detail…"(continued on stephaniemcmillan.org)
I hope this is a joke, because this was one of my favorite comics—but if she is going to start screwing with the format—I might have to delete it from my comic page
John, it is no joke. Why not give it a try? Delete it after a few days if you don't like it. Maybe you'll be surprised.
Personally I see the premis as flawed. "Defeat Captitalism" seems daft. Capitalism is the use of capital aka money to do business. Right now we need to defeat the mercantile set and their corporate an govt cronies who have hijacked Capitalism to funnel most of the wealth to them and them alone. That is the problem, not the exchange of specie for work.
Also what are you going to replace Capitalism with? All I see is a misclassification of it and its need for elimination. Not a replacement. Without that there is no way a revolution will succeed and be sustained if only a black hole is the end product.
Runaway Capitalism is like runaway cell division or fire or electricity. When under control it is beneficial to everyone. But when it is allowed to run out of control by just a few we get disaster. We are all Capitalists. Only a few abuse it and should be brought to heel.
In biology you get cancer and death
In thermodynamics fire out of control gets mass destruction and death.
With electricity out of control you get electrocutions, fires and death.
Do we then stop living?
Do we then stop using fires?
Do we then stop using electricity?
So why must we stop using what is beneficial because criminals have abused it?
Oh, please. If the 20th Century taught us anything at it is that mass movements are easily aroused and co-opted to change the regimes that oppress people, not the form of oppression. From the Bolsheviks to the Nazis to the Maoists to the Ba'athists to the Bushites, the proletariat and the threat of social riot have been used to put oppression in place — never to relieve it. Never.
If you think proletariat revolution changes things for the better, Stephanie, then you haven't been paying attention to history. Nor heard the cries of the millions slain to change nothing at all. Are you that thirsty for more blood?
Re: Proletarian Theory is a Revolutionary Social Force
Please go to Stephanie's "Blog and Info" if you have not already done so, to get a better understanding of what Stephanie's purpose is in her upcoming project.
No need to judge so quickly, give Stephanie an opportunity to present her project and perhaps also be a little more supportive in what I see to be quite a challenge.
I am looking forward to this project and thank you Stephanie for pursuing your goal.
Some highly intelligent comments from Night-Gaunt49 and Pete Rogan, which have eloquently gone unanswered. The approach of these revolutionaries is remnicient of one mother I know who had a habit of throwing out everything that her children and husband were abusing: the TV, the computer, the smartphone, even cookware when she felt they were overeating. Certainly easier than teaching them to use these tools properly, but more destructive than helpful.
Marx was right. Everything that is happening now fits in to his theories.
Capitalism cannot be "fixed" Capitalism itself is the problem. I'm looking forward to see where this comic goes.
Clearly someone is on vacation here.
You Marxists are all posters and no plans.
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Last year Eddie Mathews and Ron Santo were inducted, joining the other 25 members in the Hall. Three players received less than 15% of the vote and were dropped from the ballot, leaving 7 returning candidates this time:
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But do not use the comments as a means to vote, because I am only counting the votes in the actual poll widget, since there is no way to know if a vote in the comments is instead of, or in addition to, the poll. (I made an exception for one voter last year, because I didn't specify this up front, and could tell by monitoring the very few total voters in the poll that it was not duplicated.)
* Long-time voters may remember that the first election included over 60 names, with only the top vote-getter per position inducted regardless of anyone's voting percentage. With a wide-open field, most voters flocked to the biggest names, leaving many worthy candidates with less than the 15% needed to be retained. For example, Lou Brock received no votes the first time, but was later reinstated to the ballot and inducted into the Hall (as were Al Kaline and Carl Yastrzemski).
The rules were changed after the 1st time, to be in more line with traditional voting rules. No "second chances" will be given to players missing the cut under the new rules applied beginning with ballot #2.
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Sunday, July 17, 2016
Dick Allen for Curt Flood? (Oct. 1969)
Another installment in the occasional series about some big trades in the 1960s:
The Phillies closed out the decade with a major housecleaning. In separate deals, they moved sluggers Dick Allen and Johnny Callison, and also said goodbye to Cookie Rojas and Turk Farrell. By the start of the 1970 season, the only players remaining from the 1967 team were Chris Short, Tony Taylor, Johnny Briggs, Rick Wise, and Grant Jackson.
On October 7, 1969 the Phillies finally unloaded disgruntled slugger Dick "Richie" Allen. He and team management had been a thorn in each others' side for several seasons, with the Phillies' managers quitting or being fired during both the 1968 and 1969 seasons.
Allen (who had moved to 1st base for the 1969 season), along with fan favorite (but objectively speaking, serviceable) 2nd baseman Cookie Rojas and 2nd-year pitcher Jerry Johnson were dealt to the Cardinals. In return, the Phillies were getting 7-time Gold Glove center fielder Curt Flood, all-star catcher Tim McCarver, ace lefty reliever Joe Hoerner, and reserve outfielder Byron Browne. Flood and McCarver had played in 3 World Series in the past 6 years, while Hoerner participated in the '67 and '68 World Series.
Famously, Curt Flood refused to report to the Phillies, setting the ball rolling for eventual player free agency. As compensation, the Cardinals sent prospect Willie Montanez to the Phillies. Flood had just won 7 straight Gold Gloves, and was a 3-time All-Star with the Cardinals. He appeared in all 3 World Series for the Cardinals in the 1960s, and led the NL with 211 hits in 1964.
Tim McCarver was the team's starting catcher in the '64, '67, and '68 World Series, and was an All-Star in '66 and '67. In 1967, he finished 2nd in the MVP voting. Curiously, he led the NL with 13 triples in 1966. (I always figured him as a lumbering plodder!)
Joe Hoerner was a Rule 5 pickup from the Astros before the 1966 season, and led the Cardinals in saves for each of his 4 seasons in St. Louis.
Byron Browne made a splash as a rookie with the Cubs in 1966 (hence the trophy), but spent most of 1967-69 in the minors.
Allen was the Phillies top slugger from 1964-69, and was among the league leaders in homers and RBI from 1964-66. He was also the NL Rookie of the Year in 1964.
Cookie Rojas had been with the Phillies since 1963, working his way up from jack-of-all-trades to become the team's regular 2nd baseman for his final 4 seasons in Philly.
Jerry Johnson joined the Phillies during the 1968 season, and was a swing man in both '68 and '69.
So who "won" this deal? On the surface you would think the Cardinals, because the Phillies gave up Allen and didn't get the services of Flood.
However, Allen only lasted 1 season in St. Louis before he was traded to the Dodgers for the punchless Ted Sizemore, and Rojas' stay was even less: by June he was traded to the Royals for a prospect that never panned out. Johnson was traded away a month earlier.
Although Flood never played for the Phillies, his career was done. After sitting out the 1970 season, he had a failed 13-game comeback in 1971 with the Senators. McCarver had 2 1/2 good seasons with the Phils, then returned several years later as Steve Carlton's personal catcher. Hoerner was the Phils' top reliever for 2 seasons, and made his only All-Star team in 1970, compiling a 9-5 record with a 2.65 ERA. The next season his ERA shrank to 1.97. Browne was a reserve in 1970 and spent most of the next 2 seasons in the minors.
Throw-in Willie Montanez made the team in 1971, collecting 99 RBI and finishing 2nd in the Rookie of the Year voting. After 3 years as a starting outfielder, he moved in to first base and was eventually flipped to the Giants in early 1975 for center fielder Garry Maddox. The reason the Phillies moved Willie? To make room at 1st base for Dick Allen, who was re-acquired in mid-1975 and helped power the team to the playoffs in 1976.
ADVANTAGE: Phillies
Click the 'trades' label below to see all the installments in this series.
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Monday, June 27, 2016
RIP - Jim Hickman
Former Mets and Cubs outfielder Jim Hickman passed away on June 25, 2016 in his birthplace of Henning, Tennessee at age 79.
Hickman played 13 seasons in the major leagues, with the Mets (1962-66), Dodgers (1967), Cubs (1968-73), and Cardinals (1974).
Often a role player during his career, he was the Mets' regular center fielder for their first 4 seasons (1962-65), and was also a regular for the Cubs from 1969-72, eventually taking over 1st base from Ernie Banks.
Hickman's best season was 1970, reaching career highs in home runs (33), RBI (115), and batting average (.315) for the Cubs, while making his only All-Star team.
New York Times obituary
The (Nashville) Tenneseean obituary
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Saturday, May 21, 2016
RIP - Jim Ray Hart
Former Giants' slugger Jim Ray Hart passed away on May 19, 2016 at age 74.
Hart began his 11-year Giants' tenure in July 1963, and was the team's regular 3rd baseman in 1964-66. In 1964 he finished 2nd in the NL Rookie of the Year voting to the Phillies' Dick Allen, and made his lone All-Star team in 1966.
Jim was also a regular in 1967-68, splitting his time between 3rd base and left field. Hart was in and out of the Giants' lineup from 1969-73, while also spending parts of those seasons in triple-A.
He was the Giants' #3 slugger behind Willie Mays and Willie McCovey, with 5 consecutive seasons of 20+ homers:
Hart finished his MLB career with the Yankees in '73 and '74, then played in Mexico from 1974-76.
MLB.com obituary
San Jose Mercury obituary
LA Times obituary
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Tuesday, May 17, 2016
RIP - Dick McAuliffe
1960s' Tigers' infielder Dick McAuliffe passed away on May 13, 2016 at age 76 (the same day as Reds' pitcher Sammy Ellis).
McAuliffe played for the Tigers from September 1960 through the 1973 season. He was their regular shortstop from 1963-66, before moving over to 2nd base for 1967-73. A three-time All-Star (1965-67), he played in the 1968 World Series and the 1972 ALCS.
Dick finished up his career with the Red Sox from 1974-75.
Detroit Free Press obituary
The Detroit News obituary
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RIP - Sammy Ellis
Former Cincinnati Reds' hurler Sammy Ellis passed away on May 13, 2016 at age 75.
Ellis pitched for the Reds from 1962 to 1967 and had his best season in 1965, winning 22 games and making the All-Star team. He also pitched for the Angels in 1968 and White Sox in 1969.
After his playing career, Ellis coached for the Yankees, White Sox, Cubs, Seattle, Boston, and Baltimore from 1983-2000.
FoxSports obituary
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Wednesday, May 11, 2016
1964 Topps Coins (Part 2)
I bought these 4 coins sometime in the past 2 years, but only found them in a box of unrelated stuff last week. (I moved last year, and some of the last-minute packing was done randomly.
Topps' 1964 coin set was made up of the "regular coins" and "All-Stars". Some players were featured on both types of coins. I've noticed that the All-Star coins tend to be in much better condition, while all the regular coins have heavily-tarnished edges and backs, as well as some on the front. Maybe different metals were used?
These 4 coins bring my 1964 collection to 9 coins, joining these which I got a few years ago. (I also have the Tony Taylor coin.) I didn't collect Topps' baseball coins back in the day, because I didn't collect baseball cards in either 1964 or 1971.
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Labels: ...1964, ...coins, ...new acquisitions, Bill White, Frank Malzone, Gary Peters, Luis Aparicio
Sunday, May 1, 2016
1964 Topps Giant Cards (Part 4)
Wow! Aside from a bunch of 1965 Topps cards, I have bought so little product in the past few years that it's surprising that I could lose track of some of the items I did buy.
Today I found these 5 Topps Giant cards from 1964 in a box with other stuff. I don't remember where or when I bought them, but I do know it was since my last adventure. I already had 13 of these cards, and now I can add 5 more to the set. (Now all I need to get are some pages to put them in. I've seen the correct size at a store I frequent, but only in boxes of 100. No thanks!)
All three of these players were stars for their teams, but by 1967 would be on the downside of their careers. Unfortunately for Phillies' fans, Dick Groat and Dick Ellsworth would do their regressing while with the Phils. Leon Wagner was a slugging outfielder whose power vanished overnight in 1967.
The last two cards are for Ken Johnson and Jim Gentile. Both are wearing soon-to-be-retired uniform styles. In 1965 the Colt .45s became the Astros, and the Kansas City Athletics switched to green/gold/white uniforms about this time. After 1967 they moved to Oakland, so the caps would change again.
My 1964 Giant card scoreboard:
3 - Colt .45s
2 - Athletics, Dodgers, White Sox
1 - Angels, Braves, Cardinals, Cubs, Indians, Mets, Orioles, Phillies, Twins
0 - Giants, Pirates, Red Sox, Reds, Senators, Tigers, Yankees
I also found four 1964 baseball coins today, which will be a topic for a future post.
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Thursday, April 21, 2016
RIP - Milt Pappas
Former MLB pitcher Milt Pappas passed away on April 19, 2016 at age 76.
Pappas pitched for 17 seasons, with the Orioles (1957-65), Reds (1966-68), Braves (1968-70), and Cubs (1970-73). After nine seasons with the Orioles, he was traded to the Reds for Frank Robinson after the 1965 season.
Washington Post obituary
Chicago Tribune obituary
Chicago Sun-Times obituary
ESPN story
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Tuesday, April 5, 2016
RIP - Mike Sandlock (1915-2016)
Though not a member of MLB's 1960s alumni, Mike Sandlock passed away yesterday at age 100.
A catcher for the Braves (1944), Dodgers (1945-46), and Pirates (1953), Sandlock was the oldest living former player at the time of his death.
USA Today obituary
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Sunday, April 3, 2016
RIP - Tom Butters
1960s Pirates' reliever (and long-time Duke University AD) Tom Butters passed away on Thursday March 31, 2016 at age 77.
Butters pitched in the Pirates' minor league system every season from 1957-64, and played for the Bucs for parts of the 1962-65 seasons, with most of his playing time coming in 1964. He was released in July 1965, ending his career.
After his playing career, he coached the Duke University baseball team from 1968-70, and was their athletic director from 1977-97. He hired Mike Krzyzewski as Duke's basketball coach in 1980.
Raleigh NC News and Observer obituary
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Monday, March 21, 2016
RIP - Bill Whitby
1960s Twins' prospect Bill Whitby passed away on March 12, 2016 at age 72.
Whitby appeared in 4 games for the Twins in June 1964. He was a starting pitcher in the Twins' system from 1961-69, and finished up with the Senators' AAA team in 1970.
Charlotte, NC obituary
Whitby story from The Baseball Historian
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Friday, March 4, 2016
Phillies Stadiums of Old
Who's up for a change of pace from obituaries? I know I am.
Here are 2 of my 3 Danbury Mint models that I unearthed recently. Years ago my uncle gave me one of Yankee Stadium, then I later bought these two.
Connie Mack Stadium (? - 1970):
I went to my first Phillies game in May 1967, sitting in the upper deck bleachers in deep center field (just to the left of the flag in the 2nd photo). They were playing the Reds that day.
This model sizes the center field scoreboard incorrectly. I recall that it was taller than the outfield wall.
Veterans Stadium (1971-2003):
My brother and I went to the first-ever game at Veterans Stadium in April 1971, sitting high in the 700-level in right field.
This model shows the Vet in later years, with the original levels of brown, tan, orange, and yellow seats (which you can see in this 1973 Ron Stone card) replaced by all blue seats. Also new are the external towers with elevators to the retrofitted luxury boxes, and the 2 jumbo screens in center field.
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Aston Villa 2 Cardiff 0: Bacuna free-kick inspires Villa as they leave it late against Bluebirds
Manchester United manager David Moyes watched Christian Benteke miss his chances and saw the unsettled Belgian upstaged by less revered Villa heroes.
Meanwhile, Cardiff manager Malky Mackay was given the opportunity to rule himself out of consideration for the Crystal Palace vacancy but didn't.
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Winner: Leandro Bacuna (right) of Aston Villa celebrates with teammate Matthew Lowton
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'I'm proud to be the Cardiff City manager and proud to lead a team competing well in this division,' said Mackay, although he had already emphasised that he is 'pleased that Moody is back in the game because he is a talented individual.'
On the field, Leandro Bacuna's exquisite free-kick ended Villa's dismal run of seven hours and 31 minutes without a goal.
Villa manager Paul Lambert was full of admiration. 'Leandro's free-kick against Man City was world-class but this one surpassed it. It started outside the post and was up and down really quickly. Fantastic technique,' he said.
The Villa crowd had grown angry, largely because their team had lacked direction for the first half, but their mood changed in the 75th minute. As Bacuna lined up his free-kick on the edge of the area, having been pulled back by Gary Medel, he spotted an angle and trajectory which would lead to success.
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The execution was a thing of beauty as he floated the free-kick over despairing Villa heads with almost no pace on the ball at all, and watched it finish in the net.
Six minutes from time Libor Kozak added a second for the home side, heading home after Villa substitute Matthew Lowton had crossed back into the danger zone with a looping header.
Cardiff captain Steven Caulker had produced a goal-saving tackle in the fifth minute, when he denied the predatory Benteke after keeper David Marshall had pushed away Karim El Ahmadi's shot. The former Tottenham defender looked slick all game, and perhaps Moyes left more impressed by him than Benteke.
'He is captaining a Premier League club at the age of 21 and I've told him that if he shows consistency there'll be plenty of England caps for him,' said Mackay.
Benteke, who looked out of sorts, squandered two inviting headers.
Whether Moyes was here simply to watch Cardiff, United's next opponents, or Benteke with a view to the January transfer window, the big Villa striker failed to enhance his reputation.
'Christian has been terrific for us, I knew he'd have a lean spell some point and I'm quite sure he'll come again,' said Lambert, side-stepping questions about Moyes's presence.
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