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DESCRIPTION:Hosted by Arvin G.\nMusicians: Trevor Robertson\n\nMusic In hon
 or of Tris Speaker\n\nJoin us for an acoustic concert in the very heart of
  Fort Greene. Take off your shoes and start the late Spring season in good
  company and excellent music. Come celebrate Tris Speaker's 3000 hit anniv
 ersary\, the 7th recorded perihelion passage of Halley's Comet\, Anne of D
 enmark being crowned Queen of Scotland or that there are 228 days remainin
 g until the end of the year\, are all good excuses to celebrate! Please br
 ing your own beer or wine\, perhaps some cheese\, don't forget to make you
 r payment for the musicians and enjoy!\n\nTris Speaker was an American bas
 eball player who is regarded as one of the sport's all-time greatest playe
 rs. He holds the record for career doubles\, as well as records as an outf
 ielder for assists\, double plays\, and unassisted double plays.\n\nSpeake
 r debuted with the Boston Red Sox in 1907 and quickly became a regular\, l
 ater leading the Red Sox to World Series championships in 1912 and 1915.\n
 \nWhen Speaker was traded to the Cleveland Indians in 1916\, he served the
 re as player-manager and led that team to its first World Series win. Subs
 equently Speaker played for the Washington Senators (1927) and Philadelphi
 a Athletics (1928).\n\nAfter his Major League Baseball career ended\, Spea
 ker worked in the minor leagues as a manager and was part-owner of the Kan
 sas City Blues..." (https://www.onthisday.com/people/tris-speaker)\n\n"Whe
 n a player reaches his 3\,000th career hit\, they’re usually no longer a
 t the peak of their game.\n\nFor Tris Speaker\, the year of his milestone 
 marked the best year ever – measured by batting average – of his stell
 ar career.\n\nSpeaker became the fifth member of the 3\,000-hit club on Ma
 y 17\, 1925..." ( Written by: Craig Muder) (https://baseballhall.org/disco
 ver/inside-pitch/speaker-joins-3000-hit-club)
LOCATION:Fort Greene
SUMMARY:Fort Greene - Music in honor of Tris Speaker
URL:https://www.groupmuse.com/events/15335-fort-greene-music-in-honor-of-tr
 is-speaker
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