[cardcrimson]

Corbus, Grayson, Moscrip, Margerum, Reynolds, Robesky, Post, Ceresino, Wyman, Lawson, Donovan, Taylor, Wiggin, Muster, Whitfield

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And Yost, Shaughnessy, Walsh, Camp, Kerr, Ralston

Walsh played at UOP and Ralston at Cal, correct. So they'd be out, as it's players, correct. Forgot about Wiggin, he both played and unfortunately coached. The others I think were just coaches.

[cardcrimson]

Corbus, Grayson, Moscrip, Margerum, Reynolds, Robesky, Post, Ceresino, Wyman, Lawson, Donovan, Taylor, Wiggin, Muster, Whitfield

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And Yost, Shaughnessy, Walsh, Camp, Kerr, Ralston

Walsh played at UOP and Ralston at Cal, correct. So they'd be out, as it's players, correct. Forgot about Wiggin, he both played and unfortunately coached. The others I think were just coaches.

[BobK]

Brodie, Albert, Plunkett, Elway, Luck, Nelson, Nevers to start All Yes
Chuck Taylor Yes

College Hall of Fame so Lofton, Lynch Washington are No

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Corbus, Grayson, Moscrip, Margerum, Reynolds, Taylor, Wiggin All yes

Robesky No
Post ?? NO
Ceresino, Wyman, Lawson, Donovan, all no
Muster, Whitfield No on both

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Walsh went to College of San Mateo then San Jose State Never UOP or COP back then

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5 to go.

3 in my and Phogge's lifetime 2 before

[BobK]

Brodie, Albert, Plunkett, Elway, Luck, Nelson, Nevers to start All Yes
Chuck Taylor Yes

College Hall of Fame so Lofton, Lynch Washington are No

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Corbus, Grayson, Moscrip, Margerum, Reynolds, Taylor, Wiggin All yes

Robesky No
Post ?? NO
Ceresino, Wyman, Lawson, Donovan, all no
Muster, Whitfield No on both

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Walsh went to College of San Mateo then San Jose State Never UOP or COP back then

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5 to go.

3 in my and Phogge's lifetime 2 before

[Mick]

McColl, Siemon, Gerhart,

[Mick]

McColl, Siemon, Gerhart,

[BobK]

Bill McColl and Siemon yes
Toby should be but not

3 to go. One from the 50s. Two older. One older with a great nickname

[BobK]

Bill McColl and Siemon yes
Toby should be but not

3 to go. One from the 50s. Two older. One older with a great nickname

[Mick]

Bill McColl and Siemon yes
Toby should be but not

3 to go.  One from the 50s. Two older.  One older with a great nickname

Baby Faced Assassin. That was Corbus, right?

Bones Hamilton. Hugh Gallarneau?

[Mick]

Bill McColl and Siemon yes
Toby should be but not

3 to go.  One from the 50s. Two older.  One older with a great nickname

Baby Faced Assassin. That was Corbus, right?

Bones Hamilton. Hugh Gallarneau?

[cardcrimson]

Disappointingly, nary a guess on the minor league home run kings.

Overall, Hector Espino with 484 homers in the Mexican Leagues. Mike Hessman is the MLB affiliated minor league home run king, with 433 dingers in the minors.

[cardcrimson]

Disappointingly, nary a guess on the minor league home run kings.

Overall, Hector Espino with 484 homers in the Mexican Leagues. Mike Hessman is the MLB affiliated minor league home run king, with 433 dingers in the minors.

[BobK]

Mick got two.  Bones

Ok last one from the 50s.  Long time pro then a lawyer

[BobK]

Mick got two.  Bones

Ok last one from the 50s.  Long time pro then a lawyer

[cardcrimson]

Mick got two.  Bones

Ok last one from the 50s.  Long time pro then a lawyer

I cheated. Practice was in Walnut Creek, then perhaps Reno. He's a third. . . .

Still, only 18 players, as Ralston was a coach.

Yost, Camp, Warner, and Shaughnessy all coached at Stanford and are all inductees as well.

[cardcrimson]

Mick got two.  Bones

Ok last one from the 50s.  Long time pro then a lawyer

I cheated. Practice was in Walnut Creek, then perhaps Reno. He's a third. . . .

Still, only 18 players, as Ralston was a coach.

Yost, Camp, Warner, and Shaughnessy all coached at Stanford and are all inductees as well.

[BobK]

Ralston wasn’t one. Sorry
One more

[BobK]

Ralston wasn’t one. Sorry
One more

[terry]

Chris Burford?

[terry]

Chris Burford?

[BobK]

Thanks Terry is Burford.

[BobK]

Thanks Terry is Burford.

[Mick]

I might suggest that we add Ralston to the list. He was inducted in 1992.

Inductee | John R. Ralston 1992 | College Football Hall of Fame (cfbhall.com)

[Mick]

I might suggest that we add Ralston to the list. He was inducted in 1992.

Inductee | John R. Ralston 1992 | College Football Hall of Fame (cfbhall.com)

[BobK]

Mick Ralston played at cal. Then probably Pop Warner too

[BobK]

Mick Ralston played at cal. Then probably Pop Warner too

[Mick]

Mick Ralston played at cal.  Then probably Pop  Warner too

Sorry, I read too fast. You were limiting it to Stanford players, not Stanford players & coaches. Mea culpa.

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Which batter hit into the most triple plays in his career? Hint: He was an infielder who participated in three triple plays of his own.

[Mick]

Mick Ralston played at cal.  Then probably Pop  Warner too

Sorry, I read too fast. You were limiting it to Stanford players, not Stanford players & coaches. Mea culpa.

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Which batter hit into the most triple plays in his career? Hint: He was an infielder who participated in three triple plays of his own.

[BobK]

Brooks Robinson

[BobK]

Brooks Robinson

[BostonCard]

Speaking of triple plays, which San Francisco reliever entered the game with two men on and no outs, and ended the inning in a single pitch by inducing a triple play?

BC

[BostonCard]

Speaking of triple plays, which San Francisco reliever entered the game with two men on and no outs, and ended the inning in a single pitch by inducing a triple play?

BC

[Giants]

Speaking of triple plays, which San Francisco reliever entered the game with two men on and no outs, and ended the inning in a single pitch by inducing a triple play?

BC

Great question.  I’ll be very impressed if anyone gets this one.  (I looked it up since I had no idea)

[Giants]

Speaking of triple plays, which San Francisco reliever entered the game with two men on and no outs, and ended the inning in a single pitch by inducing a triple play?

BC

Great question.  I’ll be very impressed if anyone gets this one.  (I looked it up since I had no idea)

[terry]

Speaking of triple plays, which San Francisco reliever entered the game with two men on and no outs, and ended the inning in a single pitch by inducing a triple play?

BC

Wild guess -- Rod Beck?

[terry]

Speaking of triple plays, which San Francisco reliever entered the game with two men on and no outs, and ended the inning in a single pitch by inducing a triple play?

BC

Wild guess -- Rod Beck?

[Mick]

Greg Minton. Or Gary Lavelle.

[Mick]

Greg Minton. Or Gary Lavelle.

[BobK]

Romo.

[BobK]

Romo.