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• Minnesota Twins managers and coaches
  | [[Donie Bush]] || [[1923 Washington Senators|1923]] || 1 || 153 || 75 || 78 || .490 || 0 ...on Gardenhire]] || [[Terry Steinbach]] || [[Rick Anderson (anderri02)|Rick Anderson]] || [[Tom Brunansky]] || [[Scott Ullger]] || [[Joe Vavra]] || [[Bobby Cuel
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• Inter-State League
  ...ter moving from Grand Rapids and to Springfield and the 1900 team moved to Anderson in August of that year. --> * [[Anderson, IN]]: Anderson 1900
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• List of living members of World Series-winning teams
  *[[Rick Anderson (anderri02)|Rick Anderson]] *[[Allan Anderson]]
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• 2001 World Series
  ...en-game engagement between two evenly matched teams. President [[George W. Bush]] threw out the [[first pitch]] of Game 3, receiving a standing ovation fro ...:''' [[Roger Clemens]] (1-0), '''LP:''' [[Brian Anderson (anderbr02)|Brian Anderson]] (0-1), '''SV:''' [[Mariano Rivera]] (1)
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• Indianapolis Indians
  ...llpark:''' [[Washington Park (Indianapolis)|Washington Park]] 1902-1930; [[Bush Stadium]] 1931-1996; [[Victory Field]] 1996-present The Indians left their longtime home, [[Bush Stadium]], and moved to new, downtown Victory Field in [[1996]]. In [[1998]
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• Minor League No-Hitters 1900-1909
  | 1906-06-28||Anderson||Darlington||[[South Carolina League|South Carolina]]||Georgetown||3-0|| 9 | 1908-08-06||Frederick Stoehr||[[Anderson Electricians|Anderson]]||[[Carolina Association]]||[[Charlotte Hornets|Charlotte]]||0-1|| 15*
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• August 12
  ...tcher‚ loses his second game‚ bowing as a reliever‚ 4 - 2‚ in ten innings. Bush has won 16. ...uns in the first four innings. Bush, whose son‚ Texas Governor [[George W. Bush]]‚ owns the Rangers, sits next to the team's [[dugout]] with acting [[Mas
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• Bill James' Teammate Score
  8,581 [[Ty Cobb]]- [[Donie Bush]], [[Detroit Tigers|Tigers]], 1908-20 ...ike Mussina. Murray is MT for Rick Dempsey, Dennis Martinez, Rich Dauer. Anderson is MT for Chris Hoiles, B.J. Surhoff, Scott Erickson.
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• Futures Game
  |align=left|[[Brett Anderson]] || P || US || || 2008 |align=left|[[Brian Anderson (anderbr06)|Brian Anderson]] || IF || US || || 2017
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• 2002 World Series
  ...d a championship team by signing [[free agent]]s. [[Tim Salmon]], [[Garret Anderson]], [[Darin Erstad]], [[Troy Glaus]], [[David Eckstein]], and [[Bengie Molin ...ad to 9-8. The Angels tied it up in the 6th on an RBI single from [[Garret Anderson]].
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• List of living members of World Series-losing teams
  *[[Brian Anderson (anderbr02)|Brian Anderson]] *[[Jason Anderson]]
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• Detroit Tigers
  '''Franchise Players:''' [[Tommy Bridges]], [[Donie Bush]], [[Miguel Cabrera]], [[Norm Cash]], [[Ty Cobb]], [[Sam Crawford]], [[Hook ...Trammell]]; [[5]] [[Hank Greenberg]]; [[6]] [[Al Kaline]]; [[11]] [[Sparky Anderson]]; [[16]] [[Hal Newhouser]]; [[23]] [[Willie Horton]]; [[47]] [[Jack Morris
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• August 1
  * [[1921]] - At Boston, [[1921 Red Sox|Red Sox]] pitcher [[Joe Bush]] fires a [[one-hitter]], beating the [[1921 Browns|Browns]], 2 - 0. [[Geor ...reak]] in [[California Angels|Angels]] history, 28 games, ends as [[Garret Anderson]] goes hitless in four at-bats in a 11 - 3 defeat to the [[1998 Red Sox|Red
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• August 21
  ** [[1999 Orioles|Orioles]] outfielder [[Brady Anderson]] becomes only the third player in major league history to lead off both ga ...yers. [[David Bush]] is the opposing hurler; in Reynolds' next appearance, Bush hits him with a pitch to end the streak. Reynolds ties the mark held by [[A
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• June 24
  * [[1926]] - [[Joe Bush|Bullet Joe Bush]], 1-8 with the [[1926 Senators|Senators]], is handed his [[unconditional r ...Sox|White Sox]]. [[Rich Dotson]] is the unlucky loser. The Twins' [[Randy Bush]] hit an inside-the-park home run in yesterday's 4 - 3 win over Chicago.
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• July 29
  ...s']] [[Buck Herzog]] drives in two runs, but the ball hits umpire [[Garnet Bush]], and the runs do not count. * [[1986]] - [[Sparky Anderson]], the first [[manager]] to win the [[World Series]] in each league, also b
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• July 14
  ...- 2 in the 4th and rain threatening, the A's try to delay the game. [[Joe Bush]] purposely hits Faber with a pitch, and Faber, trying to speed up the game ...and clicks his heels, igniting a roar from the crowd. The Mets think it's bush.
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• April 6
  ...]‚ 5 - 1‚ behind [[Jim Merritt]]. It is the first win for manager [[Sparky Anderson]] and the big league debut of [[David Concepcion]]. The Reds hit three home ...capacity crowd of 44,568 includes US President [[George H. W. Bush|George Bush]]. Baltimore defeats the [[1992 Indians|Cleveland Indians]], 2 - 0, behind
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• August 9
  ...16 Athletics|Philadelphia A's]] end their 20-game losing streak when [[Joe Bush]] beats the [[1916 Tigers|Tigers]], 7 - 1. ...ubs]] roll over the [[1929 Phillies|Phils]], 12 - 6, to give pitcher [[Guy Bush]] his 11th straight win.
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• January 18
  ...bargaining agreement|labor contract]], which expires on [[October 31]]st. Bush, once managing partner of the [[Texas Rangers]], left the job to run for go * [[1964]] - [[Brady Anderson]], outfielder; All-Star
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