The Texas Rangers AA team, the Frisco RoughRiders have rebranded themselves to incorporate a bit more Teddy Roosevelt : r/baseball
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TIL as a kid in DC, Duke Ellington loved to play baseball. Sometimes Teddy Roosevelt, who was President at the time, would ride by on his horse and stop to watch Duke
Teddy Roosevelt And The Golden Tickets: A President's 'Cold War' With Baseball | Only A Game
Teddy Roosevelt And The Golden Tickets: A President's 'Cold War' With Baseball | Only A Game
Old-Time Baseball Photos - Negro League Featured Piece by Kyle McNary Terrible Ted Page Theodore Roosevelt “Terrible Ted” Page was born in Glasgow, Kentucky in 1908, and moved to Youngstown, Ohio in -
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Did Teddy Roosevelt really watch Duke Ellington play baseball? | Sporting News
Frisco RoughRiders Unveil Roosevelt-Themed Logos, Uniforms – SportsLogos.Net News
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Teddy Roosevelt finishes first at last in Presidents' Race at Nationals Park - The Washington Post
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President Teddy Roosevelt wins the Washington Nationals "Racing Presidents," race during a baseball game against the Los Angeles Dodgers at Nationals Park, Saturday, July 18, 2015, in Washington. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon Stock
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Trump will attend the World Series. Teddy Roosevelt, who hated baseball, refused to attend. - The Washington Post
