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Trinity College and Duke University can both boast a long line of fine athletes. One such is George Barley, a graduate of Duke University in 1937, and a baseball pitcher with a 0.923 percentage! No wonder he was drafted by the New York Yankees right after graduation.
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John Wesley Coombs, dubbed \"Colby Jack\" was one of the greatest figures that baseball has produced, and his work as coach at Duke University was truly outstanding.
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Henry Kistler hit more homeruns, 27, during his three years at Duke University than any other player in the history of college sports.
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Arthur Bradsher of Trinity College pitched from 1901 till 1905. However, records were not kept until 1903. He pitched thirty-six games from 1903-1905, including two no-hit, no-run games. Among his other records were allowing an average of four hits per game, striking out an average of twelve opposing batters per game, and compiling a record of twenty-seven wins, eight losses and one tie. To this day no one has equaled his record.