Monday, March 04, 2019

Digest for rec.games.trivia@googlegroups.com - 6 updates in 2 topics

tool@panix.com (Dan Blum): Mar 03 03:07PM

> someone who played for the Cincinnati Reds, Philadelphia
> Phillies, and Montreal Expos. He also holds the records for
> most hits (4,256) and most games played (3,562). Name him.
 
Ryan
 
> 4. National League outfielder Barry Bonds holds the record for
> most MVP awards with 7. He won the last 5 while playing for
> the San Francisco Giants, and the others with which other team?
 
White Sox
 
> 5. This past year, 2018, the New York Yankees set a new record
> for the most home runs by a team in one season. How many,
> within 5?
 
50; 61
 
> 6. The record for most regular-season wins by a team is 116.
> It was set in 2001, by which team?
 
Cubs; White Sox
 
> 8. On 2002-05-23, L.A. Dodgers right fielder Shawn Green set
> the record for most total bases by a player in a single game.
> Within 2, how many?
 
12
 
> Game 4, Round 3 - Geography - Ancient Latin Place Names
 
> 1. Lusitania.
 
Portugal
 
> 2. Helvetia.
 
Switzerland
 
> 3. Cambria.
 
Wales
 
> 4. Anglia. (This one is medieval Latin.)
 
England
 
> 5. Hibernia.
 
Ireland
 
> 6. Batavia.
 
Netherlands
 
> For #7-10, name the corresponding modern *city*.
 
> 8. Olisipo.
 
Lisbon
 
> 9. Lutetia.
 
Paris
 
> 10. Aquae Sulis. It's in Great Britain.
 
Bath
 
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Dan Blum tool@panix.com
"I wouldn't have believed it myself if I hadn't just made it up."
Dan Tilque <dtilque@frontier.com>: Mar 03 07:53AM -0800

Mark Brader wrote:
> someone who played for the Cincinnati Reds, Philadelphia
> Phillies, and Montreal Expos. He also holds the records for
> most hits (4,256) and most games played (3,562). Name him.
 
Pete Rose
 
 
> 2. Which pitcher holds the record for most strikeouts in a single
> season (383 in 1973)?
 
Nolan Ryan
 
 
> 3. <answer 2> also holds the career records for most strikeouts
> (5,714) and for most no-hitters. How many no-hitters?
 
3
 
> within 5?
 
> 6. The record for most regular-season wins by a team is 116.
> It was set in 2001, by which team?
 
Seattle Mariners
 
 
> 8. On 2002-05-23, L.A. Dodgers right fielder Shawn Green set
> the record for most total bases by a player in a single game.
> Within 2, how many?
 
18
 
 
> 9. Name the player who holds the record for stealing home plate
> the most times in his career, with 54.
 
Ted Williams
 
> Blue Jays have won the American League MVP award. The second
> one was Josh Donaldson in 2015. *Either* tell us who was the
> first, or tell us what year that was.
 
Olerud; 1992
 
> countries, and the correspondence of old and new place names may
> not be exact).
 
> 1. Lusitania.
 
Portugal
 
> 2. Helvetia.
 
Switzerland
 
> 3. Cambria.
 
Wales
 
> 4. Anglia. (This one is medieval Latin.)
 
England
 
> 5. Hibernia.
 
Scotland
 
> 6. Batavia.
 
Netherlands
 
 
> For #7-10, name the corresponding modern *city*.
 
> 7. Portus Magnus.
 
Oporto
 
> 8. Olisipo.
 
Lisbon
 
> 9. Lutetia.
 
Paris
 
> 10. Aquae Sulis. It's in Great Britain.
 
Dover
 
 
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Dan Tilque
Erland Sommarskog <esquel@sommarskog.se>: Mar 03 10:30PM +0100

> * Game 4, Round 2 - Sports - Baseball Records
 
Not for me.
 
> countries, and the correspondence of old and new place names may
> not be exact).
 
> 1. Lusitania.
 
Portugal
 
> 2. Helvetia.
 
Switzerland
 
> 3. Cambria.
 
Wales
 
> 4. Anglia. (This one is medieval Latin.)
 
England
 
> 5. Hibernia.
 
Scotland
 
> 6. Batavia.
 
Netherlands
 
> 7. Portus Magnus.
 
Marseilles
 
> 8. Olisipo.
 
Lisbon
 
> 9. Lutetia.
 
Paris
 
> 10. Aquae Sulis. It's in Great Britain.
 
Bath
Calvin <334152@gmail.com>: Mar 03 04:49PM -0800

On Sunday, March 3, 2019 at 4:51:40 PM UTC+10, Mark Brader wrote:
 
> someone who played for the Cincinnati Reds, Philadelphia
> Phillies, and Montreal Expos. He also holds the records for
> most hits (4,256) and most games played (3,562). Name him.
 
Rose
 
> 2. Which pitcher holds the record for most strikeouts in a single
> season (383 in 1973)?
 
Kofax
 
> 3. <answer 2> also holds the career records for most strikeouts
> (5,714) and for most no-hitters. How many no-hitters?
 
4, 5

 
> 5. This past year, 2018, the New York Yankees set a new record
> for the most home runs by a team in one season. How many,
> within 5?
 
190, 201
 
 
> 8. On 2002-05-23, L.A. Dodgers right fielder Shawn Green set
> the record for most total bases by a player in a single game.
> Within 2, how many?
 
18, 23

> 9. Name the player who holds the record for stealing home plate
> the most times in his career, with 54.
 
Mayes
 
> countries, and the correspondence of old and new place names may
> not be exact).
 
> 1. Lusitania.
 
Portugal
 
> 2. Helvetia.
 
Switzerland
 
> 3. Cambria.
 
Wales
 
> 4. Anglia. (This one is medieval Latin.)
 
England
 
> 5. Hibernia.
 
Scotland
 
> 6. Batavia.
 
Netherlands
 
> For #7-10, name the corresponding modern *city*.
 
> 7. Portus Magnus.
 
Rotterdam, Hamburg
 
> 8. Olisipo.
 
Berlin, Madrid
 
> 9. Lutetia.
 
Paris
 
> 10. Aquae Sulis. It's in Great Britain.
 
Bath
 
cheers,
calvin
Joshua Kreitzer <gromit82@hotmail.com>: Mar 04 05:46AM

msb@vex.net (Mark Brader) wrote in news:z9adnQm4R7Hr5ObBnZ2dnUU7-
> someone who played for the Cincinnati Reds, Philadelphia
> Phillies, and Montreal Expos. He also holds the records for
> most hits (4,256) and most games played (3,562). Name him.
 
Pete Rose

> 2. Which pitcher holds the record for most strikeouts in a single
> season (383 in 1973)?
 
Nolan Ryan
 
> 3. <answer 2> also holds the career records for most strikeouts
> (5,714) and for most no-hitters. How many no-hitters?
 
7

> 4. National League outfielder Barry Bonds holds the record for
> most MVP awards with 7. He won the last 5 while playing for
> the San Francisco Giants, and the others with which other team?
 
Pittsburgh Pirates

> countries, and the correspondence of old and new place names may
> not be exact).
 
> 1. Lusitania.
 
Portugal
 
> 2. Helvetia.
 
Switzerland
 
> 3. Cambria.
 
Wales
 
> 4. Anglia. (This one is medieval Latin.)
 
England
 
> 5. Hibernia.
 
Ireland
 
> 6. Batavia.
 
Netherlands

> For #7-10, name the corresponding modern *city*.
 
> 9. Lutetia.
 
Paris
 
> 10. Aquae Sulis. It's in Great Britain.
 
Bath
 
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Joshua Kreitzer
gromit82@hotmail.com
tool@panix.com (Dan Blum): Mar 03 03:03PM

> STRASSE when written in block capitals, and Strasse in Switzerland
> and Liechtenstein, as you can verify by looking at street signs in
> Google Street View.
 
Actually I believe whatever body is on charge of such things in
Germany recently approved an upper-case version of this. But this
doesn't affect the question.
 
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"I wouldn't have believed it myself if I hadn't just made it up."
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