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| She faces many perils along the way-dog | catchers and a violent storm-but also meets kind peopl |
| es he led the AL in fielding percentage among | catchers, and twice he led in throwing out baserunners |
| ans consider Gibson to be among the very best | catchers and power hitters in the history of any leagu |
| former teammate Benito Santiago's record for | catchers), and helped lead Cleveland to their third st |
| Seminoles and slave | catchers argued over the ownership of slaves. |
| Valenzuela had trouble communicating with his | catchers because he spoke very little English. |
| One of eight San Diego | catchers behind the plate in 2003-04, Baseball America |
| CATCHERS: Bruce Bochy, Sal Butera | |
| The Musahar were once rat | catchers, but this activity has been abandoned. |
| Catchers: Butch Benton, Mark Corey, Dwight Lowry | |
| rs of the African-American community as slave | catchers came to Ohio, the family moved North to Madis |
| was the hitting coach as well as outfield and | catchers coach. |
| atch, The Adventures of William Tell, The Rat | Catchers, Doctor Who (episode: "The Power of Kroll", 1 |
| ment was still very meager, and with no other | catchers willing to work with McElroy, Wright had to r |
| ke of Tralee" was one of the few major league | catchers fast enough to be used as a leadoff man |
| The Cubs carried all three | catchers for the National League Championship Series a |
| the Beaneaters, which was more than any other | catchers for Boston that year. |
| oduced by Glyn Davies who had created The Rat | Catchers for BBC TV (Associated-Rediffusion Television |
| suing an order that prevented Tennessee slave | catchers from entering the regiment's camp looking for |
| and Ryan Garko (Texas Rangers) were named as | catchers, Garko is now a first baseman |
| In 2006, seven years after the end of | Catchers, Grundle formed The Sleeping Years. |
| Valle led American League | catchers in 1990 with a .997 |
| Sullivan led National League | catchers in 1938 with a .990 |
| batting average and finishing second among | catchers in fielding percentage, putouts, assists and |
| The Phillies and Braves switched | catchers in 1967, with Bob Uecker going to Atlanta. |
| ped a reputation as one of the best defensive | catchers in major league baseball. |
| in 136 games and once again led the league's | catchers in putouts. |
| He was considered one of the best defensive | catchers in the '09 draft. |
| In 1972 he led National League | catchers in range factor and baserunners caught steali |
| till had the best offensive output out of all | catchers in the National League. |
| That year, he also led National League | catchers in assists for the only time in his career. |
| hird consecutive year, he led American League | catchers in assists and putouts. |
| k is considered by many to be one of the best | catchers in Korean baseball history. |
| a five-time All-Star and led National League | catchers in baserunners caught stealing and caught ste |
| tablished himself as one of the top defensive | catchers in the American League by winning six consecu |
| He led National League | catchers in assists and in games played, becoming the |
| He also led American League | catchers in 1993 with 881 putouts, 57 baserunners caug |
| Although Ardoin was one of the top defensive | catchers in baseball, his offense struggled during the |
| He also led National League | catchers in double plays, range factor and baserunners |
| n helping Sherm Lollar become one of the best | catchers in the major leagues and, he also helped Gus |
| He was also durable, leading league | catchers in games played three times, while consistent |
| those slaves, Jim Gray, was captured by slave | catchers in Union County, Illinois on September 4, 185 |
| U.S. for much longer, the use of paper cootie | catchers in the U.S. dates back at least to the 1960s. |
| Threatened by slave | catchers in Boston after passage of the Fugitive Slave |
| n base percentage and led the American League | catchers in fielding percentage, caught stealing perce |
| ion broadcast crews as one of the best backup | catchers in Major League Baseball, prompting speculati |
| He led National League | catchers in assists in 1963, 1965 and 1967, and set a |
| The Rat | Catchers is a 1960s British television series about a |
| 1973, when injuries afflicted the Mets' other | catchers, Jerry Grote and Duffy Dyer. |
| s Alan Closter, Dick Joyce, and Chuck Dobson; | catchers Jim Hibbs and Ken Suarez; outfielder Shaun Fi |
| On May 2, 1970, Philadelphia Phillies | catchers Mike Ryan and Tim McCarver both had a hand br |
| He was known as one of the better defensive | catchers of his era. |
| playing career, he played behind two starting | catchers of the Tigers, Johnny Bassler and Oscar Stana |
| er and, for being one of the finest defensive | catchers of his era. |
| Kao is widely regarded as the best Taiwanese | catchers of his generation, and has been a frequent me |
| ore the 1953 season, employed one of the best | catchers of the 1950s, Del Crandall, and were also one |
| Carrying free radical | catchers on the fire |
| 999, Figga started the season as one of three | catchers on the Yankees' roster, after owner George St |
| te that he was "without doubt one of the best | catchers on the coast." |
| k found Grote to be one of the most difficult | catchers on which to attempt a stolen base, and though |
| He led National League | catchers once in putouts. |
| the Deadball Era during which Rariden played, | catchers played a huge defensive role, given the large |
| s not related to former Major League Baseball | catchers Randy and Todd Hundley (who are father and so |
| Carroll holds a major league | catchers record for age 24 in OPS with a .970 |
| ay on February 16, 2011 when the pitchers and | catchers reported to Camelback Ranch. |
| bases, breaking the single-season record for | catchers set by Ray Schalk in 1916 despite missing fou |
| In 1995, | Catchers signed to Warner Music Discovery in the US, a |
| e required to take at least ten pitchers, two | catchers, six infielders, and four outfielders. |
| rror), the best percentage among all starting | catchers that season. |
| Was just one of five | catchers the Red Sox used during the 1913 season. |
| But next to the above mentioned eye | catchers the ‘Tong Tong Fair' also offers workshops an |
| ons and Randall & Hopkirk (Deceased), The Rat | Catchers, the BBC science fiction series Doctor Who as |
| Kahoe was one of the first | catchers to wear shin guards. |
| were employed by the Hawaiian kia manu (bird | catchers) to trap birds in order to collect feathers f |
| Series Most Valuable Player Award, one of six | catchers to have won the award. |
| Mike Piazza as the only Major League Baseball | catchers to start an All-Star game 10 times or more in |
| Rariden led Federal League | catchers twice in putouts, twice in assists and twice |
| awrence, Massachusetts, Crowley was one of 13 | catchers used by Philadelphia Quakers pilot Harry Wrig |
| he Boston Red Sox in 1928, being one of seven | catchers used by the Red Sox in an unsuccessful attemp |
| Catchers was an Irish indie pop band formed in 1993 an | |
| Before Rariden's career, most | catchers were large, slow-footed players. |
| Before Schalk's career, most | catchers were large, slow-footed players. |
| Pitchers and | catchers were to report by February 14 with the first |
| e British and Norwegian whaling factories and | catchers were destroyed by German raiders, while the r |
| In his 14 starts, there were seven different | catchers who caught him, four of whom claimed that McE |
| Other | catchers will soon follow Bresnahan's lead and wear si |
| average and led National League | catchers with .986 |
| In 1917 he led American League | catchers with a .986 |
| Ranked sixth among American League | catchers with a .993 |
| g average in 1926 and led the American League | catchers with a .989 |
| 1940 season saw him lead the American League | catchers with a .994 |
| He was considered one of the rare | catchers with speed, having 105 stolen bases during hi |
| uns batted in however, he led National League | catchers with a .996 |
| 2 on base percentage and, led National League | catchers with a 48.6% caught stealing percentage. |
| g with the Detroit Tigers, Heath led the AL's | catchers with 66 assists and 10 double plays. |
| In 1913, he led National League | catchers with 166 assists, 130 baserunners caught stea |
| In her first year with the team, she led all | catchers with 141 assists, which also is an all-time r |
| l managed to finish second among the league's | catchers with a .993 |
| et a single-season home run record for PawSox | catchers with 21 and also hit one as a designated hitt |
| tcher and ended the year leading the league's | catchers with 61 assists and 10 double plays. |
| ting average of .206, he still led the team's | catchers, with Johnny Edwards hitting .186 |
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