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|[[Rogers Hornsby]]

|[[Rogers Hornsby]]

|greatest right-handed [[baseball]] hitter ever, and the finest player-manager (winning the [[World Series]] that way against the mighty Yankees in 1926).

|one of the greatest right-handed [[baseball]] hitters ever, and perhaps the finest player-manager (winning the [[World Series]] that way against the mighty Yankees in 1926).

|Opposed [[alcohol]], refused to read newspapers, played mostly in the [[Midwest]], retired 70 hits short of the 3,000-hit club,<ref>https://www.baseball-almanac.com/players/player.php?p=hornsro01</ref> and owners disliked his [[free market]] salary demands.

|Opposed [[alcohol]], refused to read newspapers, played mostly in the [[Midwest]], retired 70 hits short of the 3,000-hit club,<ref>https://www.baseball-almanac.com/players/player.php?p=hornsro01</ref> and owners disliked his [[free market]] salary demands.

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