Facts in "Plants" Category
#2799 - Plants Fact     2  Baseball cards have been around since 1886. Modern cards, with high-resolution color photographs on the front and player statistics on the back, date from 1953. The photos are taken in the spring, with and without team caps, just in case the player is traded to another team. |
| #2800 - Plants Fact -2 Racehorses have been known to wear out new shoes in one race. |
| #2801 - Plants Fact 1 The home team must provide the referee with 36 footballs for each National Football League game. |
| #2802 - Plants Fact 0 Olympic Badminton rules say that the birdie has to have exactly fourteen feathers. |
| #2803 - Plants Fact 1 Will Clark, professional baseball player, is a direct descendant of William Clark of Lewis and Clark. |
| #2804 - Plants Fact 1 The 1990 New York Yankee pitching staff set an all-time record with the fewest complete games, three. |
| #2805 - Plants Fact 1 Rick and Paul Reuschel of the 1975 Chicago Cubs combine to pitch a shutout, the first time brothers do this. |
| #2806 - Plants Fact 3 At 101, Larry Lewis ran the 100 yard dash in 17.8 seconds setting a new world record for runners 100 years old or older. |
| #2807 - Plants Fact 4 The silhouette on the Major League Baseball logo is Harmon Killebrew. |
| #2808 - Plants Fact -1 Superfly Jimmy Snuka was the first E.C.W. World Champ. |
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