Baseball Trivia Diecut Calendar 2010

Sports & Outdoors

Shouler, Kenneth

Baseball

Workman Publishing Company

A calendar that's as obsessive as the most obsessive fan. Baseball Trivia Calendar—diecut in the shape of a baseball—feeds your passion and tests your knowledge with day after day of stats, records, great moments, and team histories, plus entertaining factoids and anecdotes. World Series Q&amp;A: What player executed an unassisted triple play during the 1920 World Series? Immortal Records, including Pete Alexander's three consecutive seasons with 30 wins. Plus Dubious Distinctions, Match the Nickname to the Player, and Baseball Oddities: Who was the first player to pinch hit for Babe Ruth?

Baseball Trivia Diecut Calendar 2011

The obsessive calendar for obsessive fans, 365 Days of Baseball Trivia! is a full year of stats, records, fascinating lore, trivia, and everything baseball. World Series Q&A: What team completed the first World Series sweep?(The "miracle" Braves in 1914). Unbeatable Baseball Records. Baseball in movies and popular culture. And baseball by the numbers: What three-time 25-game winner never won a Cy Young Award? (Juan Marichal)

365 Days of Baseball Trivia! 2015 Calendar

Packed with stats, quotes, and trivia tidbits, it’s the must-have calendar for MLB fanatics. How many road games have the Twins won in their three World Series appearances? Which Hall of Famer hit a home run in his first career at bat? Who led in all Triple Crown categories the latest in the season without winning? It’s obsessive!

365 Days of Baseball Trivia! Page-A-Day Calendar 2016

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Puzzles & Games

A home run of a calendar for MLB fanatics, 365 Days of Baseball Trivia! Page-A-Day Calendar is a full year of stats, records, trivia tidbits, quotes, and fascinating lore. World Series: Which team won the first Series game ever? (The Pirates). Hall of Fame: Who was the last pitcher to record over 300 complete games? (Gaylord Perry). Plus Famous Firsts, Baseball by the Numbers, Team History, and quotes: "You can learn little from victory. You can learn everything from defeat."— Giants 373-game winner Christy Mathewson

A Year of Baseball Trivia! Page-A-Day Calendar 2018

Reference

From the Native American tribal faiths and the Judeo-Christian traditions to Scientology and other nascent religions, man's search for God takes many fascinating forms. In this easy-to-use and comprehensive guide, you'll explore the intriguing dogma and rituals, cultural convictions, and often-checkered backgrounds and histories of the world's religions. This mystical tour of major and minor religions, both ancient and contemporary, includes: How religions deal with the issue of evilWhich religions believe in an afterlife-and what you have to do to get thereThe history and moral foundations of major religionsBelief in non-belief and the fundamentals of atheismSpecial holidays and festivals central to each religionFrom Hinduism to Hare Krishna and from evangelicalism to Wicca, this book includes more than fifty religious perspectives and denominations. It's the ultimate guide to exploring the beliefs and traditions of religions around the world.

The Everything World's Religions Book: Explore the beliefs, traditions, and cultures of ancient and modern religions (Everything® Series)

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World

Everything

A pastime? A hobby? Please. Baseball is a passion, and one that’s as American as apple pie. 365 DAYS OF BASEBALL TRIVIA! is the home run of a calendar for MLB fanatics, with a full year of stats, records, trivia tidbits, quotes, and fascinating lore. Can you name the last shortstop to win a Most Valuable Player award? The Phillies’ Jimmy Rollins, in 2007. How about the last team to hit four consecutive home runs in a game? Diamondbacks in 2010. Plus Immortal Records, Dubious Distinctions, and quotes from beloved players: A pitcher needs two pitches, one they’re looking for and one to cross them up.—Warren Spahn

A Year of Baseball Trivia! Page-A-Day Calendar 2019

A daily fix of stats, trivia, and ballfield lore for baseball fans. The green of the field; the roar of the crowd; the crack of the bat when it connects with the ball, knocking it out of sight: This is the calendar that takes obsessive baseball fans right to the ballpark. Every day is packed with stats, history, and fascinating factoids. There are immortal records: Name the National League player who holds the record for stealing home the most times in a season*: A) Jackie Robinson, B) Pete Reiser, C) Tim Raines, D) Lou Brock. Quotes: My own little rule was two for one—if one of my teammates got knocked down, then I knocked down two on the other team.—Don Drysdale, Hall of Fame pitcher. Plus awards, famous firsts, dubious distinctions, and more. *B: Dodgers outfielder “Pistol Pete” Reiser stole home seven times in 1946.

A Year of Baseball Trivia! Page-A-Day Calendar 2020: Immortal Records, Team History & Hall of Famers

A year of stats, fascinating facts, and pure passion for the game, perfect for every true-blue fan.\nRelive the Immortal Records: Who played in the most regular-season winning games? (A. Pete Rose, B. Stan Musial, C. Hank Aaron, D. Carl Yastrzemski.)* Learn about Baseball Oddities, including the time in 1911 when Herman “Germany” Schaefer of the Detroit Tigers stole second base, ran back and stole first, then stole second again (a legal move before 1920). Plus Baseball Superstitions, Hall of Fame, Team History, Baseball and Literature, and unforgettable quotes: Man, I’m a hundred years old and I can still strike these guys out.—Satchel Paige, pitching for the St. Louis Browns at the age of 46.\nIntroducing new eco-friendly cardboard backer and larger page size! Printed on FSC-certified paper.

Year of Baseball Trivia! Page-A-Day Calendar 2021

Feed the baseball fan's obsession all year long.\nA Year of Baseball Trivia! is packed with trivia, stats, and fun. World Series: Who was the only Dodger to hit more than one homer in the 1953 World Series? (Jim Gilliam.) Team History: Who are the 1940s shortstop, second baseman, and center fielder depicted with Ted Williams in the Teammates statue outside Fenway Park? (Johnny Pesky, Bobby Doerr, and Dom DiMaggio.) Plus Hall of Fame, Baseball Oddities, Dubious Distinctions—including LaMarr Hoyt, the one pitcher to win a Cy Young Award (1983) only to lead the league in losses the following year—and quotes: “Love is the most important thing in the world but baseball is pretty good too.”—Yogi Berra. Now 100% recyclable and printed on FSC-certified paper.

A Year of Baseball Trivia! Page-A-Day Calendar 2022: Celebrating Teams, Stats, Personalities, and Record Setting Moments in Baseball.

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