Former President George W.
Bush, the former Rangers owner, will throw out the ceremonial first pitch before Texas plays the Arizona Diamondbacks in the World Series opener on Friday night.Bush, 77. headed the group that bought the Rangers from Eddie Chiles in 1998 and was general partner through November 1994, when he stepped down as he prepared to become Texas governor.
As Bush warmed up beneath the stands of old Yankee Stadium, the Yankees' Derek Jeter told him"Don’t bounce it, they will boo you,” Bush later recalled. George W. Bush's group sold the Rangers in 1998 to Thomas Hicks, who sold the team in 2010 to the current ownership group headed by Ray Davis.
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Former President George W. Bush to throw out ceremonial first pitch before World Series openerFormer President George W. Bush, the former Rangers owner, will throw out the ceremonial first pitch before Texas plays the Arizona Diamondbacks in the World Series opener on Friday night. This will be Bush’s fourth World Series ceremonial first pitch but his first before an opener. Bush, 77.
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Former President George W. Bush to throw out ceremonial first pitch before World Series openerFormer President George W. Bush, the former Rangers owner, will throw out the ceremonial first pitch before Texas plays the Arizona Diamondbacks in the World Series opener on Friday night.
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George W. Bush to throw out first pitch before World Series openerFormer President George W. Bush, the former Rangers owner, will throw out the ceremonial first pitch before Texas plays the Arizona Diamondbacks in the World Series opener on Friday night.
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George W. Bush, Adrián Beltré throw first pitch for Rangers-D'BacksFormer President George W. Bush will deliver the ceremonial pitch in Game 1, followed by Rangers legend Adrián Beltré in Game 2, MLB announced on Thursday....
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