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This page is for all the other Overalls out there who have been kind enough to write when finding the overall.org Webpage. Just some information for those who want to contact each other for more Overall sharing! Also included is information on other people named Overall...whether relatives or not. Just for fun. |
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Overall Family Civil War Letters: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Acres/1574/ |
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Orvie Overall is tied with 9 others for 35 strike outs during a World Series Championship. (something like 19th place over all other pitchers) From a Chicago Cubs Website: The Pitching Staff - 1907 Having lost the 1906 World Series to the cross-town White Sox in seven hard-fought games, the Cubs faced another strong challenge in the Ô07 Fall Classic. Their opponents, the Detroit Tigers -- led by 20 year-old Ty Cobb -- had one of the better offenses in baseball, but the Chicago pitching staff rose to the occasion. Cub starters Jack Pfiester, Ed Reulbach, Orval Overall, and Three Finger Brown each pitched complete game victories, holding Cobb to a paltry .200 batting average, as the Cubs swept the Tigers in four games. The Last Champions - 1908 Thanks to late-inning heroics in the first two games and great pitching performances in the last two, the 1908 Chicago Cubs were able to knock off the Detroit Tigers in the World Series¨ Championship for the second consecutive year. Down 6-5 in the top of the ninth inning of Game One, the Cubs managed to string together six straight hits, scoring five times to cap off a 10-6 victory. Joe TinkerŐs eighth-inning homer the next day broke a scoreless tie, leading the Cubs to a 6-1 win. After a Game Three loss, Three Finger Brown and 'Orvie' Overall strung together back to back shutout victories, clinching the series for the Cubbies. They havenŐt won a World Series Championship since. Data sources: http://www.worldseries.com/u/baseball/worldseries/1998/teams/cubs/ and |
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Orvie Overall was a pitcher with the Chicago Cubs. This is a copy of his baseball card: |
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Tom Overall (see above) says this cabin is in Lascassas, TN. His Great-Great-Grandfather built it, |
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