Aaron Recalls Days as a Cross Handed Batter
AP News profiles Hank Aaron noting a .316 NL career average, his book Aaron, J.f. recounts climbing from the Indianapolis Clowns to the Milwaukee Braves and later signing a $100,000 annual Braves deal. He describes grip changes, minor league limits, and his view on breaking the color line through performance.
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Reunion tale ends with gratitude not gossip
William Woodson attends a Barbourville class reunion where one friend repeats stories of his grandchildren. A second guest tries to leave but is halted by the boastful chatter, prompting the grateful response I appreciate it.
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