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Virginia Mae (1922–1985).
Honus'
brother Albert "Butts"
Wagner was
considered the
ballplayer of the family.
Albert suggested Honus in 1895 when his Inter-State...
- The T206
Honus Wagner baseball card
depicts the
Pittsburgh Pirates'
Honus Wagner,
known as "The
Flying Dutchman,” a dead-ball era
baseball player who is...
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currently based in Los Angeles. Lead singer, songwriter, and
lyricist Honus Honus (Ryan Kattner) is
accompanied by a
group of multi-instrumentalist musicians...
- The
statue of
Honus Wagner was
dedicated by the
Pittsburgh Pirates to
honor their Baseball Hall of Fame
shortstop Honus Wagner.
Created by
sculptor Frank...
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wishing he
could meet
Honus. The next day,
after one of his team's games, Joe
finds himself face-to-face with
baseball legend Honus Wagner. He
plays catch...
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Coleman (752),
Arlie Latham (742),
Eddie Collins (741), Max
Carey (738), and
Honus Wagner (723), who are the only
other players to have
stolen at
least 700...
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Natatolana honu is a
species of
crustacean in the
family Cirolanidae, and was
first described by
Stephen John
Keable in 2006. The
species epithet,
honu, comes...
- John (2007-02-27). "
Honus Wagner baseball card
sells for
record $2.3 million". ****ociated Press.
Retrieved 2012-02-10. "T206
Honus Wagner Card Sold Again"...
- John
Livingston "
Honus"
Craig (November 30, 1881 –
April 18, 1942) was an
American college football player and coach. John
Livingston Craig was born on...
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Turtle Island is a name for
Earth or
North America, used by some
American Indigenous peoples, as well as by some
Indigenous rights activists. The name...
