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The Confusing History of Baseball In Washington, D.C.!

My post the other day about Hall-of-Famer Bucky Harris led to the usual confusion about the Washington franchise…

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February 22 is George Washington’s birthday…and there can’t possibly be any connection to baseball history, can there?

But wait! Paul Doyle has found one!

1924 World Series Photo Gallery Click on any image below to see photos in full […]

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Pete Rose in 1972 World Series
Pete Rose with son Petey
Joe Morgan with Pete Rose and Tony Perez on cover of SI
Joe Morgan with teammate Pete Rose
Pete Rose in Game Seven
Pete Rose, baseball's most famous bettor
Pete on the day he broke Ty Cobb's all-time hits record.
Joe with teammates Pete Rose and Johnny Bench
Pete Rose
Bobby Tolan, Pete Rose, Johnny Bench, Alex Johnson
Pete bats at Wrigley Field
Famous photo of Pete at the 1980 All-Star banquet.
Pete Rose
Pete Rose will always be remembered for gambling on baseball, overriding his on-field accomplishments
Pete Rose, Joe Morgan, Johnny Bench
Tommy Helms, Vada Pinson, and Pete Rose
Pete Rose and Frank Robinson
Johnny's terammate Pete Rose gets air-borne on the bases.
Pete in more recent years.
Joe Morgan at the unveiling of the Pete Rose statue
Jim Hickman's 12-inning RBI game-winning single in the 1970 All-Star Game resulted in Pete Rose barreling into Ray Fosse and separating his shoulder.
Gary Peters wins Rookie of the Year award along with Pete Rose
Pete Rose said Sparky Anderson was the best manager he ever played for
Bud Harrelson dukes it out with Pete Rose