earl averill造句

• Make room, Lou Boudreau, Bob Lemon and Earl Averill.
• Belle's home run was his 225th, one behind the Cleveland record set by Earl Averill.
• Notes : Thome's homer moved him past Earl Averill for second on the team's career list.
• VC : Earl Averill, Bucky Harris, Billy Herman.
• Belle's 32nd home run tied him with Earl Averill for the most home runs in Indians history.
• He passed Hall of Famer Earl Averill.
• Seventy-one years ago today, Cleveland's Earl Averill set a major league record by driving in 11 runs in a doubleheader.
• After advancing on a bunt, he scored on an " Earl Averill " single to extend the lead to 4 2.
• Cleveland's Jim Thome hit his 227th career homer to move ahead of Earl Averill for second on the team's career list.
• Hafner drove in six runs and finished the two-game series with 11 RBIs, tying Earl Averill's franchise record for a two-game span.
• His 216 HRs with the Indians ranks him fifth on the team's all-time list, behind Earl Averill, Manny Ramirez, Albert Belle, and Jim Thome.
• In 1936, Dickey hit . 362, finishing third in the AL behind Luke Appling ( . 388 ) and Earl Averill ( . 378 ).
• One bat, for example, bore the signature of Earl Averill, the Hall of Fame outfielder, who signed it for Halper a month before his death.
• Among others, Luke Appling, Bill Dickey, Joe Cronin, Schoolboy Rowe, Jimmie Foxx, Rick Ferrell, Earl Averill and Charlie Gehringer were selected for the American League.
• He has 34 home runs this season and 228 with Cleveland, two more than Earl Averill, who played for the Indians from 1929 to 1939.
• The Cubs righty easily retired Earl Averill and Bill Dickey on infield rollers, but Goslin and Jimmie Foxx delivered back-to-back pinch-hit singles to keep the inning going.
• Their rosters included several future major league stars, such as Earl Averill, Joe DiMaggio, Smead Jolley and Paul Waner, as well as Lefty O'Doul as the team's manager.
• Before 1941, several players had managed to have more than one 30-20-10 season including : Lou Gehrig, Babe Ruth, Chuck Klein, Rogers Hornsby, Jimmie Foxx, Earl Averill, and Hank Greenberg.
• His 1925 team finished 128-71, featured Lefty O'Doul, Earl Averill and Paul Waner, and was ranked by MiLB . com as the tenth best minor league baseball team of all time.
• At the 1983 All-Star Game in Chicago, on the 50th anniversary of the first big-league All-Star Game, he wanted to get a bat signed by Earl Averill, who played in that game.