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I believe Earl Bass still holds the career shutout record at South Carolina. Submitted by Ed Shealy
In high school, we rode to glory on the back of Earl Bass many a time. Same in college. Many of us owe Earl big time. He was, and all these years later...
“I was talking about Earl Bass today, actually,” said Richardson, 64. “He was everything you could ask for of a college player. He was the best hit-and...
Someone gave Earl the nickname of “Earl the Pearl” which was bogus as far as I was concerned. No one in the group I hung out with called him that. We...
The first time I met Earl Bass was at RH Fulmer Jr. High School. At the time, he was dominating, reaching new heights and raising eyebrows in Pony League...
“Earl Bass threw so hard, he put the fear of God in everybody, And that included his own teammates.” - Coach June Raines, University of South Carolina...
When speaking of the best of the best the list begins and ends with Earl Bass. No question. I honestly do not think anyone else is close. Submitted by...
“Earl Bass is, without a doubt, the best pitcher I ever saw in my years at Carolina” — Hall of Fame broadcaster Bob Fulton, commenting on Earl Bass in...
I first heard the name, Earl Bass, at Congaree Elementary School. My family and I had recently moved to South Carolina from Germany where my dad was stationed...
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[...] “Earl Bass is, without a doubt, the best pitcher I ever saw in my years at Carolina” — Hall of Fame [...] Bob Fulton, commenting on Earl Bass in his book, Bob Fulton, “My Career My Life. [...]
[...] I first heard the name, Earl Bass, at Congaree Elementary School. My family and I had recently moved to South Carolina from [...]
[...] When speaking of the best of the best the list begins and ends with Earl Bass. No question. I honestly do not think anyone else is close. Submitted by Larry Chavis [...]
[...] “Earl Bass threw so hard, he put the fear of God in everybody, And that included his own teammates.” - [...]
[...] I believe Earl Bass still holds the career shutout record at South Carolina. Submitted by Ed Shealy [...]
[...] the name, Earl Bass, at Congaree Elementary School. My family and I had recently moved to South Carolina from Germany where my dad was stationed in the U.S. Army. We settled in Cayce, SC, where it [...]
Someone gave Earl the nickname of “Earl the Pearl” which was bogus as far as I was concerned. No one in the group I hung out with called him that. [...]
[...] “I was talking about Earl Bass today, actually,” said Richardson, 64. “He was everything you could ask for of a college player. He [...]
[...] is, without a doubt, the best pitcher I ever saw in my years at Carolina” — Hall of Fame broadcaster Bob Fulton, commenting on Earl Bass in his book, Bob Fulton, “My Career My Life. [...]
In high school, we rode to glory on the back of Earl Bass many a time. Same in college. Many of us owe Earl big time. He was, and all these years late [...]
[...] Richardson, 64. “He was everything you could ask for of a college player. He was the best hit-and-run hitter in all of baseball. I think he went something like 12-for-13 in … Continue reading → [...]
[...] ends with Earl Bass. No question. I honestly do not think anyone else is close. Submitted by Larry Chavis [...]
The first time I met Earl Bass was at RH Fulmer Jr. High School. At the time, he was dominating, reaching new heights and raising eyebrows in Pony Le [...]
[...] “Earl Bass is, without a doubt, the best pitcher I ever saw in my years at Carolina” — Hall of Fame [...] Bob Fulton, commenting on Earl Bass in his book, Bob Fulton, “My Career My Life. [...]
[...] I first heard the name, Earl Bass, at Congaree Elementary School. My family and I had recently moved to South Carolina from [...]
[...] When speaking of the best of the best the list begins and ends with Earl Bass. No question. I honestly do not think anyone else is close. Submitted by Larry Chavis [...]
[...] “Earl Bass threw so hard, he put the fear of God in everybody, And that included his own teammates.” - [...]
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