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Jack Stafford

John E. "Jack" Stafford (1879 – May 19, 1946) was a professional baseball umpire. Stafford, who was born in Portland, New Brunswick (now Saint John), Canada, in 1879, umpired a single game in the National League in 1906, and then umpired 131 games in the American League in 1907. He issued five ejections during his career, including future Hall of Fame inductee Sam Crawford in May 1907.Stafford reportedly lost his major league umpiring job following a disagreement with Philadelphia Athletics manager Connie Mack. Stafford was directed to stop umpiring in September 1907 by American League president Ban Johnson, days after umpiring a four-game series between Philadelphia and Boston. Stafford's position was taken by former umpire (and former player) Tom Brown for … more »

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With perfect pitch
And linguistic abilities

Mathematical mind
Woken latent capabilities

Cos Dylan heard
Sounds of such complexity

That his mind grew
Out of sheer necessity

Processing power
Stimulation made

The power of music
The science of sound
Firing neurons
Or earthing to ground

The power of music
The science of sound
Untying potential
That's otherwise bound

The science of sound
The science of sound

The sun spoke the word
The earth came into existence

And we all flowed
Down the path of least resistance

Our ideas have traction
If we know that truth is action

The power of music
The science of sound
Firing neurons
Or earthing to ground

The power of music
The science of sound
Untying potential
That's otherwise bound

Grow as you're meant to be
Know all you're meant to see
Latent destiny

The power of music
The science of sound
Firing neurons
Or earthing to ground

The power of music
The science of sound
Untying potential
That's otherwise bound

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