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Chad Bradford has walked exactly ten batters, about one every thirty he has faced.

Chad Bradford faced ten batters and got nine of them out, seven on ground balls.

Chad Bradford gave up his share of hits per balls in play but, more than any pitcher in baseball, they were ground ball hits.

Bradford and I will go at them with our Pups, rest of your stay on the baby tank.

The statements of Bradford and others indicate that she was bought and refitted with moneys raised in Holland, but it is not easy to understand the transaction, in view of the understood terms of the business compact between the Adventurers and the Planters, as hereinafter outlined.

Ambler Appleyard was the manager of his own London warehouse, a smart, clever, pushing young Bradford man who had been in charge of the London business of Allerdyke and Partners, Limited, for the last three years.

Big League Pitcher, Chad Bradford dominated Triple-A hitters, even as every other pitcher on the Calgary team struggled.

The wonder is that, until they snapped him up for next to nothing, nobody in the big leagues paid any attention at all to Chad Bradford.

Undoubtedly the joint product of Bradford and Winslow, and sent to George Morton at London for publication.

The most probable conjecture concerning it is, that in furtherance of the purpose of the Leyden leaders, stated by Bradford, that there should be a small vessel for their service in fishing, traffic, etc.

William Bradford and his wife were certainly of the party in the SPEEDWELL, as shown by his own recorded account of the embarkation.

Captain Myles Standish and his wife Rose, we know from Bradford, were with the Pilgrims in Leyden and doubtless shipped with them.

Weston and Cushman, according to Bradford, found and hired her at London, and her probable owner, Thomas Goffe, Esq.

Smith, Bradford, Winslow, Morton, and the other contemporaneous or early writers of Pilgrim history.

All other writers who have accepted and indorsed his views are of later date, and but follow him, while Bradford and Winslow, who were victims of this Dutch conspiracy against them, if it ever existed, were entirely silent in their writings upon the matter, which we may be sure they would not have been, had they suspected the Dutch as prime movers in the treachery.