He airmailed enough passes to wind up right next to Jay Cutler on Fahey's list.
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Starting in the 60s I was the only person that got Melody Maker airmailed to me because it cost about 53 dollars.
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A super through ball springs Di Maria on the left, but his cross is airmailed and goes out for a goal kick.
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The phone was airmailed back to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission and the boat is in a shipping container en route to Port Everglades.
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Seattle plated two more off Tony Sipp and Michael Feliz in the sixth after right fielder Josh Reddick airmailed a throw to third base that allowed Mike Zunino and Jarrod Dyson to score.
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The phone and other items were airmailed to the Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission and the boat is packed into a shipping container on its way to Port Everglades for inspection, FFWCC officials say.
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Inside a latched compartment were multiple items that have come under scrutiny, including Austin's iPhone, several tackle boxes and dozens of lures that since have been airmailed to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.
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First baseman Chase Headley and second baseman Tyler Wade — both relative newcomers to their positions — booted grounders, and right fielder Clint Frazier airmailed a throw to third base, allowing the Indians two unearned runs in the first.
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Hidden inside the boat s compartments were the boys tackle and other personal effects, including Stephanos' iPhone, which since has been airmailed back to the Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission and quickly became the source of a potential legal battle.
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But a bogey at No. 6 pulled Koepka back toward the pack and he had to scramble to only drop one shot at the par-29 211th after he airmailed the green with a pitching wedge and found a green side bunker with his second shot.
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Capote completed The Grass Harp while he was vacationing in Taormina, Sicily. The last section was airmailed to the publishers Random House just days after he finished writing it, but it was not published for four months because the editors, specifically Bob Linscott, did not care for the ending of the novel.Clarke, Gerald. Capote: A Biography (New York: Simon & Schuster, 1988), pages 220-224.
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The victim's fingerprints were scheduled to be airmailed to the FBI fingerprint identification division in Washington, D.C. Examiner Assistant Managing Editor Warden Woolard suggested to Los Angeles police Capt. Jack Donahoe, who was chief of the department's homicide division, that the victim's fingerprints be transmitted to the FBI by using the Examiners new soundphoto machine. During the early morning hours of January 16, the International News Photo wire service received the prints via photo transmission from the Examiner. Soon afterward, the FBI identified the victim as Elizabeth Short.
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He was just the second player to make three errors in one postseason inning. No shortstop had made three errors in one playoff game since Buck Weaver in the 1917 World Series. Two of the errors came on the same play as Furcal booted a routine groundball hit by Pat Burrell and then airmailed his throw behind home plate in a failed attempt to prevent Chase Utley from scoring.Dodgers undone by poor fundamentals MLB.com On December 19, 2008, after speculation that he would re-sign with the Braves as a free agent, Furcal signed a 3-year $30 million contract to stay with the Dodgers.
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Heinz Lange, who had escaped Brazil to Paraguay before the arrests, was ordered to organize a spy network in Chile, and Johnny Hartmuth (Guapo), a Department VID 2 agent who had also escaped Brazil, was sent to organize a network in Paraguay. Furthermore, an agent named Franczok (Luna), was put in charge of the radio network that was to be established. In February 1943, after considerable difficulty, Becker managed to return to Argentina as a stowaway on a ship traveling from Spain to Buenos Aires. Lange, Hartmuth, and Franczok, who airmailed one transmitter to Paraguay before leaving Brazil, set up a temporary station at Asunción, and reestablished contact with Berlin.
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Steven Wright gave up a career-high eight earned runs. The loss was charged to Robbie Ross Jr. however, who allowed the winning run in an 8–8 tie. In the final game of the series, the Red Sox tied the game in the eighth at three, but Brad Ziegler gave up the winning run to Miguel Cabrera in the ninth and the Tigers handed Boston the first sweep of the season. Red Sox lost the series 0–3 (13–17 runs) July 28–31, in Anaheim David Price pitched eight scoreless innings but Brad Ziegler could not protect the one-run lead, his second loss in two days, when Hanley Ramírez airmailed a throw the plate with the bases loaded and one out, which allowed the winning run to score from second base.
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The majority of the contracts were canceled in 1919, and the ship yards rapidly became excess real estate. Between the world wars, the eighty-acres of the shipyard were let out to various concerns, including one area converted to building amphibious planes--the flying boats technology which was the heart and soul of long distance air travel until the technological advances theretofore the middle years of World War II. File:"20th Anniversary Congratulations to the Post Office Dept. from the Citizens of Bristol PA" 1938 art detail, from- Postmaster General "20th Anniversary Congratulations to the Post Office Dept. from the Citizens of Bristol PA" 1938 airmailed art sent to Postmaster General James A. Farley During National Air Mail Week, 1938 During World War II the old shipyards were used to build those and other airplanes, but most of the manufacturing in WW-II was not directly war related.
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