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2. Henderson, Arthur 'Rats' - Negro League Baseball Player ARTHUR C. ‘RATS’ HENDERSON. Born Aug. 29, 1897, Richmond, VA Died Wilmington, DE Just when a batter figured out Arthur Henderson s blinding fastball, http://www.nlbpa.com/henderson_arthur.html

Site Search: ALL words ANY words ARTHUR C. ‘RATS’ HENDERSON Born: Aug. 29, 1897, Richmond, VA Died: Wilmington, DE Just when a batter figured out Arthur Henderson's blinding fastball, is the moment he would hurl his patented sharp-breaking curve. The man known as "Rats" rose to prominence while playing Negro League ball for the Atlantic City Bacharach Giants from 1923 to 1929. He also played with Chappie Johnson’s All Stars in 1924 and the Detroit Stars in 1931. The Bacharach Giants were charter members of the Eastern Colored League. Rats was considered one of the best pitchers in the league. The NEGRO LEAGUE BASEBALL PLAYERS ASSOCIATION and the NLBPA logo are registered trademarks. Please read our Web Site Design, Research, Development and Hosting have been donated by Metro Data, Inc.

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var s_account="msnportalencartaau"; Print Henderson, Arthur Article View On the File menu, click Print to print the information. Henderson, Arthur Henderson, Arthur (1863-1935), British politician and trade unionist, Leader of the Labour Party (1908-1910; 1914-1917). Born in Glasgow, son of a domestic servant, the family moved to Newcastle while he was young. The two central elements in Henderson’s early life were his Christian faith and his commitment to trade unionism. He and his wife, Eleanor, were stalwarts of their local Wesleyan Methodist Mission. Later he was to be a national figure in Methodism, becoming President of the Brotherhood Movement in 1914. Apprenticed at the age of 12 as an iron-moulder, Henderson was a skilled workman and from early on he was active in the Friendly Society of Iron Founders. In 1892 he became his area's district delegate and in 1902 won a ballot to be his union's parliamentary candidate. Henderson began his political career in the Liberal Party. In 1892 he was elected to Newcastle council and in 1895 the Liberal Party executive selected Henderson to be the second candidate for parliament, but this selection was not endorsed. In late 1895 he became agent to the Liberal MP for Barnard Castle. He moved to Darlington, becoming a county and local councillor and later the town’s mayor. Henderson joined the Labour Party when his union affiliated to it. In the July 1903 by-election in Barnard Castle, Henderson stood for Labour and won in a three-way fight. Henderson was especially effective as a party apparatchik, whether as Chief Whip or party secretary. As a leader he was competent but had little of the charisma of Keir Hardie or Ramsay MacDonald.

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Log In Register Search Pitchers Search Hitters ... the results of a ballot to consider the admission of 30 more Negro League and 9 pre-Negro League players, managers and executives were announced , with 12 more players and 5 executives (including the first woman to be admitted to the Hall, team owner Effa Manley ) joining the 18 already enshrined. We believe that the career-based player pool would be incomplete if it omitted Negro League players who were unjustly excluded from playing in the major leagues. The problem was to determine how these players would have performed relative to white major leaguers. The approach that we took was to ascertain the type of player each one was, in terms of ability, style, and physical attributes. Four elements were combined to develop a composite picture of each player: Descriptions of the player from available sources. Major League players with whom the player was compared. Other Negro League players with whom the player was compared. The statistical record, sketchy as it is. Baseball underwent a period of transition from 1947, as Negro League players shifted to the white leagues, with some reaching the majors relatively early in their careers (for example, Larry Doby at 23 and Roy Campanella at 26), some well into their prime years (such as Monte Irvin at 31, Sam Jethroe at 32 and Luke Easter at 34) and others past their primes (like Satchel Paige, 41). In our view, players in the second category should not necessarily be measured solely on their major league statistics, and players in the third category not at all.

7. Biografia De Arthur Henderson Translate this page Arthur Henderson. (Glasgow, 1863 - Londres, 1935) Político y sindicalista británico. Fue un activo sindicalista y diputado laboralista en 1903. http://www.biografiasyvidas.com/biografia/h/henderson_arthur.htm

Inicio Buscador Las figuras clave de la historia Reportajes Los protagonistas de la actualidad Arthur Henderson (Glasgow, 1863 - Londres, 1935) Político y sindicalista británico. Fue un activo sindicalista y diputado laboralista en 1903. Apoyó la política gubernamental durante la Primera Guerra Mundial y formó parte del gabinete de 1915 a 1917. En 1924 fue ministro del Interior y, de 1929 a 1931, ministro de Asuntos Exteriores. Presidió entre 1932 y1933 la conferencia de desarme en Ginebra. En 1934 fue galardonado con el premio Nobel de la Paz. Inicio Buscador Recomendar sitio

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