The works of Charles Addams return to The Rye Arts Center in 2025, following their first appearance in the Artists of the ...

From Ty Cobb to Miguel Cabrera and Al Kaline to Justin Verlander, the Tigers have over a century's worth of all-time greats.

During his peak with the Tigers from 1921 through 1927, Heilmann batted .380 and in 1923 batted ,403 with a .452 on base percentage.

1. Boston Red Sox 5, Tulsa Oilers 3 (1952): Baseball's last single-season .400 hitter, Ted Williams, played only one game in Tulsa, but it was a classic. Just as he ...

BELLWOOD-ANTIS MIDDLE SCHOOL SECOND MARKING PERIOD HIGH HONOR ROLL FIFTH GRADE — Brynn Adams, Liam Berardi, Holland Boone, Ethan Carlson, Aviva Cohn, Max Frederick, Leah Friel, Cash Frisco ...

¶ Detroit Outfielder Harry Heilmann and Pittsburgh Outfielder Paul (“Big Poison”) Waner, niches No. 61 and 62 in baseball’s Hall of Fame. Heilmann, who died last July, led the American ...

Jimmie Foxx, Harry Heilmann, Paul Waner, Chief Bender, Dizzy Dean, Al Simmons, Bill Dickey, Bill Terry, Joe DiMaggio, Gabby Hartnett, Joe Cronin, Hank Greenberg, Sam Crawford, Bob Feller, Jackie ...

1952 — None. 1951 — BBWAA: Jimmie Foxx, Mel Ott, Harry Heilmann, Paul Waner. 1950 — None. 1949 — BBWAA: Charlie Gehringer. VC: Mordecai “Three Finger” Brown, Kid Nichols.

Andrew Heilmann’s journey with MSC began when he was a college student at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, during which he’d spent his summers and winter breaks working as a field assistant. At a ...

His .457 batting average is tied with Harry Heilmann’s 1927 season, while his .957 slugging percentage stands tall above the likes of Bagwell’s ’94 run, where he posted a .916.

1927 — Ty Cobb of the Philadelphia Athletics doubles off the glove of Harry Heilmann for his 4,000th hit.