[DC 86]

Lynn Redgrave
Kim Stanley
Ingrid Bergman

American actress.
First nomination was in 1962, second nomination was in 1977.
I see that she did a handful of TV roles in the early/mid sixties, but not a single film role between the two nominations. Nominated for a third Oscar in 1987, still alive (about to turn 90) and working sporadically.

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Audrey Hepburn.  Not triples but acting

That's a fantastic guess; she was nominated for Wait Until Dark in 1968, got married and didn't work again for almost a decade, but wasn't nominated for any subsequent roles. She was posthumously awarded an Oscar in 1993 for her humanitarian efforts.

[DC 86]

Lynn Redgrave
Kim Stanley
Ingrid Bergman

American actress.
First nomination was in 1962, second nomination was in 1977.
I see that she did a handful of TV roles in the early/mid sixties, but not a single film role between the two nominations. Nominated for a third Oscar in 1987, still alive (about to turn 90) and working sporadically.

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Audrey Hepburn.  Not triples but acting

That's a fantastic guess; she was nominated for Wait Until Dark in 1968, got married and didn't work again for almost a decade, but wasn't nominated for any subsequent roles. She was posthumously awarded an Oscar in 1993 for her humanitarian efforts.

[Phogge]

Either Jane Alexander or Piper Laurie. Laurie was fantastic in The Hustler. That's a movie Bobbbbbbbbb, not a magazine.

[Phogge]

Either Jane Alexander or Piper Laurie. Laurie was fantastic in The Hustler. That's a movie Bobbbbbbbbb, not a magazine.

[DC 86]

Either Jane Alexander or Piper Laurie. Laurie was fantastic in The Hustler. That's a movie Bobbbbbbbbb, not a magazine.

Yes, Piper Laurie. The Hustler and Carrie.

[DC 86]

Either Jane Alexander or Piper Laurie. Laurie was fantastic in The Hustler. That's a movie Bobbbbbbbbb, not a magazine.

Yes, Piper Laurie. The Hustler and Carrie.

[Phogge]

The other guy in 2007. An outfielder, mostly with two clubs, active with another now I believe. Found some power after a few years in pro ball. Always could run.

[Phogge]

The other guy in 2007. An outfielder, mostly with two clubs, active with another now I believe. Found some power after a few years in pro ball. Always could run.

[Phogge]

Tigers, Yanks..........

[Phogge]

Tigers, Yanks..........

[DC 86]

Tigers, Yanks..........

Tigers/Yankees = Curtis Granderson? interesting.

[DC 86]

Tigers, Yanks..........

Tigers/Yankees = Curtis Granderson? interesting.

[Phogge]

Correct.

[Phogge]

Correct.

[Mick]

How many of the 24 MLB Hall of Famers who played principally with the New York/San Francisco Giants can you name?  Not including their 11 managers in the MLB HoF.

[Mick]

How many of the 24 MLB Hall of Famers who played principally with the New York/San Francisco Giants can you name?  Not including their 11 managers in the MLB HoF.

[Phogge]

Mays, McCovey, Marichal, Cepeda, Irwin, Kelly, Lindstrom, Travis Jackson, Frisch, Terry, Hubbell, Perry, Mathewson, Bresnahan, Ott, McGinnity, Ross Youngs, Tesrough, McGraw, Chief Myers,

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Marquard.

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I think Mize would be considered a Cardinal. Lombardi a Cincy Red.

[Phogge]

Mays, McCovey, Marichal, Cepeda, Irwin, Kelly, Lindstrom, Travis Jackson, Frisch, Terry, Hubbell, Perry, Mathewson, Bresnahan, Ott, McGinnity, Ross Youngs, Tesrough, McGraw, Chief Myers,

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Marquard.

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I think Mize would be considered a Cardinal. Lombardi a Cincy Red.

[DC 86]

Mays, McCovey, Marichal, Cepeda, Irwin, Kelly, Lindstrom, Travis Jackson, Frisch, Terry, Hubbell, Perry, Mathewson, Bresnahan, Ott, McGinnity, Ross Youngs, Tesrough, McGraw, Chief Myers,

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Marquard.

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I think Mize would be considered a Cardinal. Lombardi a Cincy Red.

McGraw managed a long time but didn't play very much for the Giants, the bulk of his playing career was with Baltimore.

[DC 86]

Mays, McCovey, Marichal, Cepeda, Irwin, Kelly, Lindstrom, Travis Jackson, Frisch, Terry, Hubbell, Perry, Mathewson, Bresnahan, Ott, McGinnity, Ross Youngs, Tesrough, McGraw, Chief Myers,

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Marquard.

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I think Mize would be considered a Cardinal. Lombardi a Cincy Red.

McGraw managed a long time but didn't play very much for the Giants, the bulk of his playing career was with Baltimore.

[Mick]

Great answers, Phogge, and good comments, DC.  To your post:

SF Giants: You got all five of them.  Mays, McCovey, Marichal, Cepeda, Gaylord Perry.

New York Giants, you got 11 of them: George Kelly, Freddie Lindstrom, Travis Jackson, Bill Terry, Mel Ott, King Carl Hubbell, Big Six Christy Mathewson, Roger Bresnahan, Iron Joe MGinnity, Ross Youngs, Rube Marquard.

McGraw is in as a manager.

Mize and Frisch went in as Cardinals.  Lombardi went in as a Red.

Monte Irwin and Jeff Tesreau aren't in the Hall, neither is Chief Meyers...you may be thinking of Chief Bender, who is in the HoF.

The other Giants in the Hall of Fame are Buck Ewing, Jim O'Rourke, Tim Keefe, John Montgomery Ward, Mickey Welch, Roger Connor, George Davis and Amos Rusie.  Great work -- the only ones you missed played between 1880 and 1909.

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BTW, there are eight players who played for the San Francisco Giants in the HoF and 20 players who played for the New York Giants who are in the HoF, but list other teams as their primary teams.  You already know the first three: Frankie Frisch, Johnny Mize and Ernie Lombardi.  There are also five other Hall of Famers who either played for the Giants but were inducted as managers for other teams or managed the Giants and were inducted as players for other teams.

33 other Giants in the Hall.  Care to hazard a guess?

[Mick]

Great answers, Phogge, and good comments, DC.  To your post:

SF Giants: You got all five of them.  Mays, McCovey, Marichal, Cepeda, Gaylord Perry.

New York Giants, you got 11 of them: George Kelly, Freddie Lindstrom, Travis Jackson, Bill Terry, Mel Ott, King Carl Hubbell, Big Six Christy Mathewson, Roger Bresnahan, Iron Joe MGinnity, Ross Youngs, Rube Marquard.

McGraw is in as a manager.

Mize and Frisch went in as Cardinals.  Lombardi went in as a Red.

Monte Irwin and Jeff Tesreau aren't in the Hall, neither is Chief Meyers...you may be thinking of Chief Bender, who is in the HoF.

The other Giants in the Hall of Fame are Buck Ewing, Jim O'Rourke, Tim Keefe, John Montgomery Ward, Mickey Welch, Roger Connor, George Davis and Amos Rusie.  Great work -- the only ones you missed played between 1880 and 1909.

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BTW, there are eight players who played for the San Francisco Giants in the HoF and 20 players who played for the New York Giants who are in the HoF, but list other teams as their primary teams.  You already know the first three: Frankie Frisch, Johnny Mize and Ernie Lombardi.  There are also five other Hall of Famers who either played for the Giants but were inducted as managers for other teams or managed the Giants and were inducted as players for other teams.

33 other Giants in the Hall.  Care to hazard a guess?

[DC 86]

Monte Irwin and Jeff Tesreau aren't in the Hall, neither is Chief Meyers...you may be thinking of Chief Bender, who is in the HoF.

Monte Irvin is most definitely in the Hall of Fame. A great Negro Leaguer who finally was allowed to play in MLB at age 30 and played eight seasons (seven with the Giants), receiving MVP votes in three of those seasons, including a third place finish in 1951 when he led the National League in RBI while hitting 312/415/514. He hit cleanup in the famous "Giants win the pennant" game; Bobby Thomson batted sixth that day and Willie Mays hit seventh.

He was voted into the HoF primarily for his Negro League accomplishments so perhaps doesn't qualify as a Giants Hall of Famer per se, but he was a great player. His #20 is retired and is visible up in the left field stands at Oracle Park between Carl Hubbell and Will Clark.

[DC 86]

Monte Irwin and Jeff Tesreau aren't in the Hall, neither is Chief Meyers...you may be thinking of Chief Bender, who is in the HoF.

Monte Irvin is most definitely in the Hall of Fame. A great Negro Leaguer who finally was allowed to play in MLB at age 30 and played eight seasons (seven with the Giants), receiving MVP votes in three of those seasons, including a third place finish in 1951 when he led the National League in RBI while hitting 312/415/514. He hit cleanup in the famous "Giants win the pennant" game; Bobby Thomson batted sixth that day and Willie Mays hit seventh.

He was voted into the HoF primarily for his Negro League accomplishments so perhaps doesn't qualify as a Giants Hall of Famer per se, but he was a great player. His #20 is retired and is visible up in the left field stands at Oracle Park between Carl Hubbell and Will Clark.

[Phogge]

Maybe I was thinking of the noted ballplayer/croc wrestler Monte Irwin. I’m still a better speller than Bobbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb.

Frisch is wearing a Cardinal cap on the HOF plaque. He had played for years with the HOF infield of Lindstrom, Jackson and Kelly for the Giants. Perhaps he had a problem with the Stoneham family.

[Phogge]

Maybe I was thinking of the noted ballplayer/croc wrestler Monte Irwin. I’m still a better speller than Bobbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb.

Frisch is wearing a Cardinal cap on the HOF plaque. He had played for years with the HOF infield of Lindstrom, Jackson and Kelly for the Giants. Perhaps he had a problem with the Stoneham family.

[BobK]

Frisch was a radio announcer for the NY Giants. Remember.

Better speller than me ain't sayin much

[BobK]

Frisch was a radio announcer for the NY Giants. Remember.

Better speller than me ain't sayin much

[DC 86]

Frisch is wearing a Cardinal cap on the HOF plaque. He had played for years with the HOF infield of Lindstrom, Jackson and Kelly for the Giants. Perhaps he had a problem with the Stoneham family.

Frisch played 11 seasons with the Cardinals, 8 seasons with the Giants.

He was a better player overall for the Giants but he played 1,000 games for them vs 1,311 games for the Cardinals, and his only MVP season (in 1931) was while he was with St. Louis. (He also had a runner up MVP season for StL and a third place MVP season for NY.) He also managed St. Louis for six seasons (never managed the Giants.) So it seems reasonable that he's depicted wearing a Cardinals cap on his plaque.

[DC 86]

Frisch is wearing a Cardinal cap on the HOF plaque. He had played for years with the HOF infield of Lindstrom, Jackson and Kelly for the Giants. Perhaps he had a problem with the Stoneham family.

Frisch played 11 seasons with the Cardinals, 8 seasons with the Giants.

He was a better player overall for the Giants but he played 1,000 games for them vs 1,311 games for the Cardinals, and his only MVP season (in 1931) was while he was with St. Louis. (He also had a runner up MVP season for StL and a third place MVP season for NY.) He also managed St. Louis for six seasons (never managed the Giants.) So it seems reasonable that he's depicted wearing a Cardinals cap on his plaque.

[Phogge]

He didn’t have to pick the Cardinal cap. Maybe because he was also the manager of the Gashouse Gang.

[Phogge]

He didn’t have to pick the Cardinal cap. Maybe because he was also the manager of the Gashouse Gang.

[Mick]

Maybe I was thinking of the noted ballplayer/croc wrestler Monte Irwin. I’m still a better speller than Bobbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb.

Ugh.  I was thinking of Irwin, not noted, celebrated Monte Irvin.  Bad speler, me.

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33 other Giants in the Hall.  Care to hazard a guess?

New York Giants
Dave Bancroft
Jake Beckley
Dan Brouthers
Jesse Burkett
Leo Durocher
Frankie Frisch
Burleigh Grimes
Gabby Hartnett
Rogers Hornsby
Waite Hoyt
Willie Keeler
King Kelly
Ernie Lombardi
Joe Medwick
Johnny Mize
Hank O'Day
Edd Roush
Ray Schalk
Red Schoendienst
Hack Wilson

San Francisco Giants
Steve Carlton
Gary Carter
Rich Gossage
Randy Johnson
Joe Morgan
Frank Robinson
Duke Snider
Warren Spahn

HoF members who played for or managed the Giants, but were inducted for another team:

• Cap Anson – inducted as player, managed Giants in 1898.
  
• Hughie Jennings – inducted as player, managed Giants from 1924 to 1925.
  
• Bill McKechnie – inducted as manager, played for Giants in 1916.
  
• Frank Robinson – inducted as player, managed Giants from 1981 to 1984.
  
• Casey Stengel – inducted as manager, played for Giants from 1921 to 1923.
  

Giants announcers Russ Hodges, Lon Simmons and Jon Miller are in the Hall's "Scribes & Mikemen" exhibit. Other announcers in the HoF who have worked for the Giants at one time or another are Ernie Harwell, Tim McCarver, Al Michaels and Lindsey Nelson.

[Mick]

Maybe I was thinking of the noted ballplayer/croc wrestler Monte Irwin. I’m still a better speller than Bobbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb.

Ugh.  I was thinking of Irwin, not noted, celebrated Monte Irvin.  Bad speler, me.

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33 other Giants in the Hall.  Care to hazard a guess?

New York Giants
Dave Bancroft
Jake Beckley
Dan Brouthers
Jesse Burkett
Leo Durocher
Frankie Frisch
Burleigh Grimes
Gabby Hartnett
Rogers Hornsby
Waite Hoyt
Willie Keeler
King Kelly
Ernie Lombardi
Joe Medwick
Johnny Mize
Hank O'Day
Edd Roush
Ray Schalk
Red Schoendienst
Hack Wilson

San Francisco Giants
Steve Carlton
Gary Carter
Rich Gossage
Randy Johnson
Joe Morgan
Frank Robinson
Duke Snider
Warren Spahn

HoF members who played for or managed the Giants, but were inducted for another team:

• Cap Anson – inducted as player, managed Giants in 1898.
  
• Hughie Jennings – inducted as player, managed Giants from 1924 to 1925.
  
• Bill McKechnie – inducted as manager, played for Giants in 1916.
  
• Frank Robinson – inducted as player, managed Giants from 1981 to 1984.
  
• Casey Stengel – inducted as manager, played for Giants from 1921 to 1923.
  

Giants announcers Russ Hodges, Lon Simmons and Jon Miller are in the Hall's "Scribes & Mikemen" exhibit. Other announcers in the HoF who have worked for the Giants at one time or another are Ernie Harwell, Tim McCarver, Al Michaels and Lindsey Nelson.

[Mick]

He didn’t have to pick the Cardinal cap. Maybe because he was also the manager of the Gashouse Gang.

Mize played 5 years for the Giants, 5 years for the Yankees at the end of his career and 6 years for the Cardinals. They were close in numbers, and Mize actually made more all star teams as a Giant, but I think the Cardinal uniform was the right one for him.

[Mick]

He didn’t have to pick the Cardinal cap. Maybe because he was also the manager of the Gashouse Gang.

Mize played 5 years for the Giants, 5 years for the Yankees at the end of his career and 6 years for the Cardinals. They were close in numbers, and Mize actually made more all star teams as a Giant, but I think the Cardinal uniform was the right one for him.

[Phogge]

At an old timers game back in the 80's we interviewed Mize and Allie Reynolds. Mize was a mountain of a man. Still impressive in his 60's in the cage. Reynolds was my favorite pitcher as a young kid. The ultimate winner. Should be in the Hall.

[Phogge]

At an old timers game back in the 80's we interviewed Mize and Allie Reynolds. Mize was a mountain of a man. Still impressive in his 60's in the cage. Reynolds was my favorite pitcher as a young kid. The ultimate winner. Should be in the Hall.

[Mick]

Who was the first soldier to win the Nobel Peace Prize?

[Mick]

Who was the first soldier to win the Nobel Peace Prize?