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Baseball: Great
Records, Weird
Happenings, Odd
Facts, Amazing
Moments & Other
Cool Stuff [K.I.N.D.L.E]
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Ron Martirano is a lifelong sports fan, sportswriter, and editor boasting nearly twenty years of
teaching and publishing experience. He is the author of Baseball: Great Records, Weird
Happenings, Odd Facts, Amazing Moments & Other Cool Stuff and Football: Great Records,
Weird Happenings, Amazing Moments & Other Cool Stuff. Ron lives in Astoria, Queens with his
wife. Read more Excerpt. © Reprinted by permission. All rights reserved. No Arguments Here
Some umpires have been accused of a hair-trigger temper when it comes to dealing with those
who disagree with their calls. Thankfully, this proved to be furthest from the truth during a
potentially deadly dispute during a nineteenth-century game between two local New Jersey teams,
Clifton and Little Falls. As the story has been told, one of the pitchers, named Connelly, was
feeling squeezed by the umpire, Mahoney. Connelly eventually got so frustrated that, with a bat in
hand, he confronted the ump. In response, Mahoney reportedly produced a revolver he had
hidden in his inside coat pocket, and shoved it into the hurler's face—suggesting a bad ending
would follow if Connelly proceeded. Connelly saw the wisdom of Mahoney's position and returned
to the mound. Read more