# Tommy Dowd
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Thomas Jefferson Dowd (April 20, 1869 – July 2, 1933), nicknamed "Buttermilk Tommy", was an American Major League Baseball outfielder and second baseman from Holyoke, Massachusetts, who played for six teams during his ten-season career.
== College ==
Dowd played college baseball at Brown University, and according to an article in the Brown Alumni Magazine:
Nineteenth-century baseball authority Tim Murnane of the Boston Globe proclaimed Dowd the best center fielder he'd ever seen, especially for his skill at sprinting back on a ball over his head and then turning left or right for the catch. For years Dowd held the unofficial record time for circling the bases.
April 14 – Jagger and Jed Kilpatrick, Ken Rosales, and Tommy Dowd
Niwat baseball players Jagger and Jed Kilpatrick, Niwot baseball coach Ken Rosales, and retiring Wheat Ridge basketball and golf coach Tommy Dowd are today's guests on Coach Speak.
Late Lunch Monday July 3rd 2023
Golfer Alex Maguire has qualified for the Open Championship and Tommy Dowd's in seventh heaven as his syndicates horse wins big at the Curragh! Katie Holten's love of trees is now in beautiful print for all to enjoy while listening to the CEO of the Gourmet Food Parlour, Lorraine Heskin, was a joy …
Rory's Stories- Being Meath & big discussion on mental health
Rory O'Connor has made a new career out of comedy. A fun project making sketches in a GAA world is now a job. The first half of this podcast deals with mental health. It's an area where Rory has experience. ADHD, a gambling addiction, losing family to suicide and trying to keep the mind right. At t…
Side 1 : Track 5 - "Warm Your Heart" - Tommy Dowd (an homage)
Halfway through this journey, it dawned on us—being primary keepers of our fathers' legacies—that we had a unique ability to interview each other. There’s no better source than the kin who lived it. Taking a moment to honor the men who made us 'us,' we start with Tom (aka 'Tommy'). Joe and Adam ask…
Side 3: Track 11 – “You Be My Baby” – Doc Pomus (An Homage: Sharyn Felder)
Jerome Solon Felder, better known as Doc Pomus, was an incredibly significant yet unsung architect of early Rock and Roll. He became one of the earliest affiliates of Atlantic Records in the late 1940s, which is where he met his lifelong friend, Tommy Dowd. Having contracted polio as a child, Doc t…
Side 3: Track 12 – “With Pen In Hand” – Billy Vera
Billy Vera is a man who has seemingly fit a dozen lifetimes into one. His journey spans from topping the charts and earning thunderous ovations at the Apollo with singing partner Judy Clay, to forging lifelong songwriting partnerships with both Chip Taylor and Lou Rawls. Even when the rug was swept…
THE BRAWL: 30 years on from that iconic All-Ireland final between Meath and Mayo
The Classic was a podcast from Off The Ball, digging into the real-life drama behind some of sport’s most fascinating stories.
In episode 1, The Brawl, revisits the infamous 1996 All-Ireland football final and replay between Mayo and Meath — the “one in a million” bounce that forced a second day i…
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