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William Harridge (October 16, 1883 –
April 9, 1971) was an
American executive in
professional baseball whose most
significant role was as
president of...
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Harridge Wood is an area of
woodland in Somerset, England. From
about 1300 AD part of the wood was the
scene of coal mining,
which continued until around...
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Harridge Pike is a hill
situated within the
boundaries of Stalybridge,
Greater Manchester just
outside the Peak
District National Park. Its
western flank...
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named for Will
Harridge, who was
league president from 1931 to 1958. The New York
Yankees are the
current holders of the
Harridge Trophy in
honor of...
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franchise has
appeared in the ALCS. The
William Harridge Trophy is
awarded to the ALCS champion. Will
Harridge served as
American League president from 1931...
- task was to
present the
American League Championship Award, the
William Harridge Trophy, to the
champion at the end of the ALCS as well as the ALCS MVP...
- Twins) 1987 –
William Harridge Trophy (American
League champion) 1987 – Commissioner's
Trophy (World Series) 1991 –
William Harridge Trophy (American League...
- from
pressure applied to
league president Will
Harridge by
officials from the Red Sox and
White Sox.
Harridge responded that
those allegations were "utterly...
- the
pennant winner, who
received (and
continues to receive) the
William Harridge Trophy. The
trophy featured a
golden eagle, the league's emblem, sitting...
- a
season by a
quarterback at 23. He's now even with Air Force's
Chance Harridge and Florida's Tim Tebow."
Audrey McAvoy Hawaii spoils Navy coach's island...
