Thursday, July 11, 2024

Thursday's podcast: Biden turmoil and more

 Thursday's podcast:    

Biden turmoil and more

Thursday's video: Biden turmoil and more......

We came, we sued, and we did not conquer

We came, we sued, and we did not conquer: They say that old Julius Caesar authored a great line:   
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July 11, 1962: The first "Telstar" was launched and then came the classic song

On July 11, 1962, the first of the two Telstar satelites was launched into space.   
It was the beginning of something big, as someone said.  A few days later, a news program started with a picture of the Statue of Liberty and the Eiffel Tower side by side, each coming from different sides of the world.

And then Tornados put it to music.   The Tornados became the first British band to have a # 1 in the US, or about two years before The Beatles.

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July 11, 1968: We remember Earl Weaver today!


July 11, 1968: Earl Weaver wins his first game as Baltimore ...
We remember that Earl Weaver became the Orioles manager on this day in 1968.   He went on to win 4 AL pennants (1969, 1970, 1971 & 1979), 1 World Series in 1970 and 2 AL East titles in 1973-74.   Weaver won 1,480 games with an excellent .583 winning percentage.

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July 11, 1914: Babe Ruth made his major league debut




George Herman "Babe" Ruth made his major league debut on this day in 1914.   Ruth pitched 7 strong innings to lead the Red Sox to a 4-3 victory against the Indians.  

The Babe was sold to the Yankees and turned into an outfielder in 1920.  The rest is major league history and 714 home runs.

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