Peach

The single, large seed is red-brown, oval shaped, around 1.3–2 cm long, and surrounded by a wood-like husk. Peaches, along with cherries, plums, and apricots,… Read More »How Big Is A Peach Stone?

Effa Manley. Born in 1897 in Philadelphia, Effa Manley was an American baseball executive who co-owned the Newark Eagles of the Newark Eagles alongside her… Read More »Who Is The Only Woman In The Baseball Hall Of Fame?

Jimmy Dugan : Because there’s no crying in baseball. THERE’S NO CRYING IN BASEBALL! Where did the quote there’s no crying in baseball come from?… Read More »Who Originally Said There No Crying In Baseball?

The Negro Leagues were the first place that a woman could own and run a baseball team and it was the first professional baseball league… Read More »Was There A Negro Women’S Baseball League?

Mary Pratt, believed to be the last surviving member of the original 1943 Rockford Peaches of the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League, died at 101,… Read More »Are Any Of The Aagpbl Still Alive?

pernicious anemia. Cora is diagnosed with pernicious anemia, a treatable disease. Mrs. Patmore persuades Mr. Mason to move in with her so Daisy and Andy… Read More »What Disease Does Cora Have?

Cora Crawley discovers she is pregnant with her fourth child, which leaves Mary Crawley wondering how to answer Matthew’s proposal since his situation would change… Read More »Does Cora Have A Fourth Child?

Her Husband Almost Had An Affair Unknown To Her Cora was never shown to have found out about the almost-affair, though given how sharp she… Read More »Does Cora Know Robert Cheated?

In the end, Cora’s sentence was reduced due to her mental state and she was transferred from prison to a psychiatry facility to receive help.… Read More »What Happens To Cora At The End Of The Sinner?

Even though Cora died at Regina’s hands in season two when the Evil Queen gave her mother her heart back, it was because of Snow… Read More »Who Kills Cora?