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What is baseball terminology?
Baseball terminology is relating baseball to real life situations. Example: I got to first base with my girlfriend. It is simply relating something that has to do with baseball to something that happens in real life. Click on the 'Baseball Terminology' link on this page to see a list of baseball terms.
Which anicent cultures contributed to the medical terminology we use today?
Greek culture.
What ancient cultures contributed to the medical terminology you use today?
Greek and Roman
How many peope lived in an ancient greek houses?
In the 5th century BC, weathy Greeks had grand houses made of clay bricks, with stone or tile floors. There were separate rooms for eating, cooking, washing and sleeping, built around an open courtyard. The poorer people lived in houses with only one or two rooms.
How did Texas leaguer get its name and where did it originate?
The Texas leaguer got it's name from my Great Grandfather, Ollie Pickering, who hit seven bloop hits in a row in his baseball debut in the Texas League. The above is certainly one of the theories on the origin of the term 'Texas Leaguer'. Another is that three players had been traded up to the majors from the Texas League and beat a team with bloop singles in their first game. The synopsis of the game reported the hits as 'dinky Texas Leaguers'. Another theory is attributed to New York Giants second baseman Larry Doyle, who played in the majors between 1907-1920. He said he noticed the Gulf stream breezes had a major effect on fly balls in the Texas League cities. Balls that were seemingly hit hard enough to make it to an outfielder would be knocked down by the strong winds and fall between an infielder and outfielder. this is out of the question but at one point our former president george w bush owned the rangers
