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    • Tripp County Centennial

    This website was created as a class project by the the WHS Web Design and Advanced Computer–Flash Application classes during the spring semester of 2005. For a practical application of their classroom experience, they teamed with the Tripp County Centennial Committee to create a web site for this event.

    Students worked on the construction and navigation for the web site. They were responsible for creating the backgrounds, links, and typing in content for the entire site, including photographs, historical events and community descriptions. After attending a meeting of the Tripp County Centennial committees, Mrs. Cyndy DeMers, classroom teacher, presented the overall information to the students. The students then created the individual pages, looked through provided sources, and added the basic text and pictures. Information and photos were provided by the Chamber of Commerce office and the Tripp County Historical Society.

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    The Logo was designed by Ruth Novotny of Winner.​

    Carter, the gateway to the Rosebud and Pine Ridge Reservations, occupies a unique position among the towns of the Rosebud country. Carter is at a central point on the western border of Tripp County (from north to south), at the southeastern corner of Mellette County and the northeast corner of Todd County

    Shortly after Tripp County was opened to settlement in 1909, the town of Carter was platted and the initial lot sale was held on the 17th of December, 1909. The highest prices ever paid for vacant lots in any townsite in the Rosebud country, or in the state, so far as is known, were paid for lots in Carter.  Business lots reached as high as $3,100 for 25′ x 140′ lots. Few sold for less than $1500.

    CONSTRUCTION OF CARTER
    Building started during the winter of 1909-10 with the expectation that the Chicago Northwestern Railway would be coming through. Even the hard winter did not hold back progress as the

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    Licensed to Pennsylvania State University Hy-Tek's Meet Manager 1/14/2006 05:51 PM Penn State Relays Ashenfelter Track - Multi-Sport Facility University Park, PA - 1/14/2006 Results Men 60 Meter Dash =================================================================== PSU Record: * 6.76 2003 Ernie Terrell Facility Rec: F 6.60 2005 Johnie Drake, Central Michigan NCAA Auto: A 6.62 NCAA Prov: P 6.72 Meet: M 6.86 2005 Aulton Kohn, Syracuse Name Year School Finals H# =================================================================== 1 Kohn, Aulton JR Syracuse 6.78M 4 2 St. Elme, Fabrice JR Monmouth 6.88 4 3 Lester, Jordan SO Cornell 6.96 4 4 Staten, Bobby SO St. Joseph's 6.98 3 5 Wetherby, Nick JR Suny Cortland 7.02 3 6 Cheeks, David SO Frostburg State 7.03 4 7 Eradiri, Denis FR St. Francis 7.12 4 8 Weider, Jacob SO P S U 7.15 1 9 Wilson, Tynez FR Suny Cortland 7.16 3 9 Crabtree, Nathan FR Cornell 7.16 2 11 Fox, Mike SO Cornell 7.17 3 11 Falgares, Anthony JR La Salle 7.17 3 13 Ma, Kevin SO Suny Cortland 7.20 2 13 Engel, Dan SO P S U 7.20 3 15 Ezike, Saidu SO Cornell 7.22 1 16 Tchabo, James SO La Salle 7.23 3 17 Frazier, Justin JR Syracuse 7.33 1 18 Mesidor, Herlentz SR Suny Cortland 7.41 3 19 Clancy, Sean SR Mount St. Mary's 7.65 1 Men 3000 Meter Run ================================================================ PSU Record: * 7:56.66 1972 Greg Fredericks Facility Rec: F 7:58.51 2000 Robert Gary, Adidas NCAA Auto: A 7:55.00 NCAA Prov: P 8:05.00 Meet: M 8:33.00 2005 Oliver Tassinari, Cornell Name Year School Finals ================================================================ 1 Heath, Kyle SO Syracuse 8:24.40M 2 Muldoon, Chris SR Syracuse 8:25.04M 3 Slosky, Tom SO Duquesne 8:32.29M 4 Emerson, Zachary JR Mount St. Mary's 8:34.96 5 Eddy, Josh FR Duquesne 8:35.77 6 Walsh, Joe SO Cornell 8:36.15 7 Quinn, Patrick SR St. Francis 8:38.49 8 Borelli, Kevin SR Duquesne 8:39.09 9 Dare, Joseph JR La Salle 8:39.90 10 Lawson, Matt JR Syracuse 8:43.

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    • Ty Cobb

    American baseball player (1886–1961)

    For the Washington, D.C. lawyer, see Ty Cobb (attorney). For the politician, see Ty Cobb (politician). For the Soundgarden song, see Ty Cobb (song).

    "The Georgia Peach" redirects here. For other uses, see Georgia Peach (disambiguation).

    Baseball player

    Ty Cobb

    Cobb with the Detroit Tigers in 1913

    Center fielder / Manager
    Born:(1886-12-18)December 18, 1886
    Narrows, Georgia, U.S.
    Died: July 17, 1961(1961-07-17) (aged 74)
    Atlanta, Georgia, U.S.
    August 30, 1905, for the Detroit Tigers
    September 11, 1928, for the Philadelphia Athletics
    Batting average.366
    Hits4,189
    Home runs117
    Runs batted in1,944
    Stolen bases897
    Managerial record479–444
    Winning %.519
    Stats at Baseball Reference 
    Managerial record at Baseball Reference 
    As player

    As manager

    Induction1936
    Vote98.2% (first ballot)

    Tyrus Raymond Cobb (December 18, 1886 – July 17, 1961), nicknamed "the Georgia Peach", was an American professional baseball center fielder. A native of rural Narrows, Georgia, Cobb played 24 seasons in Major League Baseball (MLB). He spent 22 years with the Detroit Tigers and served as the team's player-manager for the last six, and he finished his career with the Philadelphia Athletics. In 1936, Cobb received the most votes of any player on the inaugural ballot for the National Baseball Hall of Fame, receiving 222 out of a possible 226 votes (98.2%); no other player received a higher percentage of votes until Tom Seaver in 1992. In 1999, the Sporting News ranked Cobb third on its list of "Baseball's 100 Greatest Players."

    Cobb is credited with setting 90 MLB records throughout his career. Cobb has won more batting titles than any other player, with 11 (or 12, depending on source). During