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See the Boston Patriots play on their home field at Fenway Park in 1966. Watch Jim Nance score touchdowns, and the great Pats quarterback Babe Parilli and more.
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Lou Gehrig Interviewed on KROC AM Radio in 1939
1963 AFL Championship - San Diego Chargers vs Boston Patriots
Tris Speaker career total of 3,514 hits ranks him # 5 on the all-time list
Tris Speaker played 22 seasons (1907-1928) in the majors, mostly for the Red Sox and Indians. Though he never hit more than 17 home runs in any season, he was one of the top hitters in the game during a time period known as the “Dead Ball Era.” Speaker had a career batting average of .345 and hit at least .380 in six different seasons. His career total of 3,514 hits ranks him # 5 on the all-time list. He was elected to the Hall of Fame in 1937.
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Hank Aaron
On April 8, 1974, facing LA Dodgers’ pitcher Al Downing in Atlanta, Henry Louis “Hank” Aaron recorded his 715th career home run, breaking the all-time record held by Babe Ruth. Aaron had a major league career that spanned 23 seasons from 1954-1976. He is the only player to hit at least 30 home runs in 15 different seasons, and he currently holds the all-time career RBI mark of 2,297. Aaron made every all-star team from 1955-1975, and was the 1957 National League’s Most Valuable Player, the only year in which he won the World Series. That season he hit 44 Home Runs, 132 RBIs, scored 118 Runs, and averaged .322
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