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Joseph Jefferson Jackson (16 juillet 1887 - 5 décembre 1951) surnommé Shoeless Joe Jackson était un joueur américain de baseball. Il fut parmi les joueurs bannis en 1919 après le scandale des Black Sox .
The Shoeless Joe Jackson Museum And Baseball Library. Physical Location: 356 Field Street Greenville, SC 29601 Across from Fluor Field on the West End. Hours Of Operation: Saturday 10:00 AM To 2:00 PM
"Shoeless" Joe Jackson's lifetime batting average was .356 — still third on the all-time list in the Major Leagues. This natural talent and husband from Greenville, South Carolina, was a gentle, kind, and generous sort. An example of his largess is the occasion he purchased badly needed uniforms for a hometown basketball team. The early years
Shoeless Joe Jackson. Joseph Jefferson Jackson ( Pickens County, Carolina del Sur, Estados Unidos; 16 de julio de 1887 - Greenville, Carolina del Sur, Estados Unidos; 5 de diciembre de 1951), más conocido como Shoeless Joe Jackson, fue un jugador profesional de béisbol estadounidense. Jugaba en la posición de jardinero y desarrolló su ...
Baseball Historian - Joe Jackson. "Shoeless" Joe Jackson. Born July 16, 1889. Pickens County, South Carolina. Born in a family of poor textile mill workers, young Joe and his family worked long 12 hour days with little schooling and all remained illiterate. At age 13, Joe began pitching on the company's baseball team.
20 de set. de 2013 · One day while out in his corn field, Iowa farmer Ray Kinsella hears a voice saying, "If you build it, he will come." "He," of course, is Ray's hero, Shoeless Joe Jackson. "It" is a baseball stadium, which Ray carves out of his corn field. Shoeless Joe Jackson comes to Iowa -- They tore down the polo grounds in 1964 -- The life and times of ...
When it came to his involvement in the corruption of the 1919 World Series, Shoeless Joe Jackson rarely told the same story twice. When the fix first came to light in late September 1920, Jackson, along with teammates Eddie Cicotte and Lefty Williams, abjectly admitted that he had agreed to join the conspiracy to throw the series in return for a gamblers’ payoff.
