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 [[Image:Eddiecollins.jpg|right|thumb|Collins, while playing for the Philadelphia Athletics.]]
-'''Eddie Collins''' [[CC]] [[1907]] is a member of the Baseball National Hall of Fame, and considered by many to have been the greatest second baseman to have ever played the game. He was a member of the "$100,000" infield of the [[Philadelphia]] [[Oakland Athletics|Athletics]], and was one of the "clean" players on the 1919 "Black Sox" team. Collins was the 1914 AL MVP and was on 4 world series championship teams.
+'''Eddie Collins''' [[Columbia College|CC]] [[1907]] is a member of the Baseball National Hall of Fame, and considered by many to have been the greatest second baseman to have ever played the game. He was a member of the "$100,000" infield of the [[Philadelphia]] [[Oakland Athletics|Athletics]], and was one of the "clean" players on the 1919 "Black Sox" team. Collins was the 1914 AL MVP and was on 4 world series championship teams.
 ==Collins at Columbia==

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 [[Image:Eddiecollins.jpg|right|thumb|Collins, while playing for the Philadelphia Athletics.]]
-'''Eddie Collins''' [[CC]] [[1907]] is a member of the baseball hall of fame, and considered by many to have been the greatest second baseman to have ever played the game. He was a member of the "$100,000" infield of the [[Philadelphia]] [[Oakland Athletics|Athletics]], and was one of the "clean" players on the 1919 "Black Sox" team. Collins was the 1914 AL MVP and was on 4 world series championship teams.
+'''Eddie Collins''' [[CC]] [[1907]] is a member of the Baseball National Hall of Fame, and considered by many to have been the greatest second baseman to have ever played the game. He was a member of the "$100,000" infield of the [[Philadelphia]] [[Oakland Athletics|Athletics]], and was one of the "clean" players on the 1919 "Black Sox" team. Collins was the 1914 AL MVP and was on 4 world series championship teams.
 ==Collins at Columbia==

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 [[Image:Eddiecollins.jpg|right|thumb|Collins, while playing for the Philadelphia Athletics.]]
-'''Eddie Collins''' [[CC]] [[1907]] is a member of the baseball hall of fame, and considered by many to have been the greatest second baseman to have ever played the game. He was a member of the "$100,000" infield of the [[Philadelphia]] Athletics, and was one of the "clean" players on the 1919 "Black Sox" team. Collins was the 1914 AL MVP and was on 4 world series championship teams.
+'''Eddie Collins''' [[CC]] [[1907]] is a member of the baseball hall of fame, and considered by many to have been the greatest second baseman to have ever played the game. He was a member of the "$100,000" infield of the [[Philadelphia]] [[Oakland Athletics|Athletics]], and was one of the "clean" players on the 1919 "Black Sox" team. Collins was the 1914 AL MVP and was on 4 world series championship teams.
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 In 1933, Tom Yawkey bought the Boston Red Sox on Collins' advice. Collins, who was a part owner, served as General Manager of the Sox until 1947. Collins signed Ted Williams after scouting him during a trip to San Diego. <ref>[http://www.philadelphiaathletics.org/history/collinsbydalesmith.htm EDDIE COLLINS: WHITE ELEPHANTS AND BLACK SOX]</ref>
 Collins was part of the inaugural baseball hall of fame class in 1939.

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	'''Eddie Collins''' [[CC]] [[1907]] is a member of the baseball hall of fame, and considered by many to have been the greatest second baseman to have ever played the game. He was a member of the "$100,000" infield of the Philadelphia Athletics, and was one of the "clean" players on the 1919 "Black Sox" team. Collins was the 1914 AL MVP and was on 4 world series championship teams.		'''Eddie Collins''' [[CC]] [[1907]] is a member of the baseball hall of fame, and considered by many to have been the greatest second baseman to have ever played the game. He was a member of the "$100,000" infield of the Philadelphia Athletics, and was one of the "clean" players on the 1919 "Black Sox" team. Collins was the 1914 AL MVP and was on 4 world series championship teams.

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