00:2600:26, 2 June 2022diffhist+230
Johnnie Davis
Added one sentence to par. 3 (film work) to account for Davis' appearance in a retrospective documentary film of 1940s jazz stars, "Jazz Ball" (1956), which includes his performance of the popular 1942 hit song by the great Frank Loesser: "Praise the Lord and Pass the Ammunition". I did not think it necessary to cite the film's location, viz., the Library of Congress ( https://www.loc.gov/item/jots.200016551 ) and several popular streaming sites, incl. Amazon Prime Video and Classic Reel.
04:5004:50, 22 July 2013diffhist+635
Ryne Sandberg
Added Sandberg's underdog feat of beating out all of the bigger, stronger, more publicized contenders (esp. Jose Canseco and Mark McGuirre) in the Home Run Derby when, in 1990, the 61st All-Star Game was held at Chicago's Wrigley Field.Tag: Visual edit
00:5000:50, 17 July 2013diffhist+646
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Herb Jeffries
Clarified the wording in the first two sentences. The syntax was not acceptable English. Removed the phrase "pass as black" because of the widely understood and esxclusive usage of "passing" as a "black to white" social phenomenon rather than vice versa.Tag: Visual edit
23:5423:54, 18 July 2012diffhist+1,504
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Duke Ellington
Corrected some information surrounding and highlighted importance of Ellington's commercial peak, the 1956 Newport Jazz Festival. Source is the documentation with the last highly subsidized historical musical reissue on CD.
18:3718:37, 15 January 2012diffhist+2,298
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Ken Anderson (quarterback)
No factual additions or changes. Explained more fully what distinguished Anderson from celebrity, more-favored quarterbacks, and why this difference has affected Hall of Fame admission.
06:2506:25, 15 January 2012diffhist+2,482
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Ken Anderson (quarterback)
No factual additions or changes. Some "subjective" characterization of this athlete's distinguishing qualities, who threw more perfect passes than Montana but not as many winning ones. He deserves Hall of Fame status for other reasons.
01:4401:44, 10 January 2011diffhist+892
Etta Jones
Removed entire, inaccurate last sentence (refers to the "other" Etta Jones). Clarified 1st employer, emphasized late productivity, clarified relationship with Houston Person.
00:2600:26, 2 June 2022diffhist+230
Johnnie Davis
Added one sentence to par. 3 (film work) to account for Davis' appearance in a retrospective documentary film of 1940s jazz stars, "Jazz Ball" (1956), which includes his performance of the popular 1942 hit song by the great Frank Loesser: "Praise the Lord and Pass the Ammunition". I did not think it necessary to cite the film's location, viz., the Library of Congress ( https://www.loc.gov/item/jots.200016551 ) and several popular streaming sites, incl. Amazon Prime Video and Classic Reel.
04:5004:50, 22 July 2013diffhist+635
Ryne Sandberg
Added Sandberg's underdog feat of beating out all of the bigger, stronger, more publicized contenders (esp. Jose Canseco and Mark McGuirre) in the Home Run Derby when, in 1990, the 61st All-Star Game was held at Chicago's Wrigley Field.Tag: Visual edit
00:5000:50, 17 July 2013diffhist+646
m
Herb Jeffries
Clarified the wording in the first two sentences. The syntax was not acceptable English. Removed the phrase "pass as black" because of the widely understood and esxclusive usage of "passing" as a "black to white" social phenomenon rather than vice versa.Tag: Visual edit
23:5423:54, 18 July 2012diffhist+1,504
m
Duke Ellington
Corrected some information surrounding and highlighted importance of Ellington's commercial peak, the 1956 Newport Jazz Festival. Source is the documentation with the last highly subsidized historical musical reissue on CD.
18:3718:37, 15 January 2012diffhist+2,298
m
Ken Anderson (quarterback)
No factual additions or changes. Explained more fully what distinguished Anderson from celebrity, more-favored quarterbacks, and why this difference has affected Hall of Fame admission.
06:2506:25, 15 January 2012diffhist+2,482
m
Ken Anderson (quarterback)
No factual additions or changes. Some "subjective" characterization of this athlete's distinguishing qualities, who threw more perfect passes than Montana but not as many winning ones. He deserves Hall of Fame status for other reasons.
01:4401:44, 10 January 2011diffhist+892
Etta Jones
Removed entire, inaccurate last sentence (refers to the "other" Etta Jones). Clarified 1st employer, emphasized late productivity, clarified relationship with Houston Person.