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There are only TWO active and rostered players on MLB's 11-person 'Joint Competition Committee' for MLB rules; they are ZAC GALLEN & CORBIN BURNES.

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Prescott, Arizona Territory (c. 1880)

North American wild western images, including but not limited to: cowboys, indigenous peoples, farming, outlaws, loggers, miners, vaqueros, rednecks, roughnecks, ranchers, soldiers, mountain men, surveyors, pioneers, homesteads, scouts, trailblazers and /or everyday life.

There are only TWO active and rostered players on MLB&#39;s 11-person &#39;Joint Competition Committee&#39; for MLB rules; they are ZAC GALLEN &amp; CORBIN BURNES.

Prescott, Arizona Territory (c. 1880)

&#39;What An Unbranded Cow Has Cost by Frederic Remington, which depicts the aftermath of a range war between cowboys and supposed rustlers. 1895&#39;

Holbrook, AZ (c. 1900)

Southern Paiutes posed for a photograph in 1874.

On this date in 1892, a stage coach line was established between Flagstaff and the Grand Canyon.

Cursed since this day. 5/29/10:Kendrys Morales Walk-Off Home Run. Broke Leg crossing home plate.

Prescott, Arizona Territory (c. 1880)

Indian Lodge. A tipi interior showing cooking and sleeping areas set out in a circular arrangement. Yellowstone National Park Photo collection (c. 1870)

A woman strolls through Castle Hot Springs in Arizona Territory. (c. 1898)

Bob Dalton (c. 1889)

Denver madam Mattie Silks (1880)

Barney Oldfield, famous racing driver, narrowly escaped death when his car overturned on the highway near Winslow on this date in 1929.

Prescott, Arizona Territory, Montezuma Street, aka Whiskey Row. (c. 1874)

Members of the Frontier Battalion, a company of Texas Rangers, ca. 1885

On this date in 1922, the last federal troops left Fort Apache, just as the first Lutheran Mission was dedicated there with the baptism of 100 Apaches. This undated photo is identified as the Officer&#39;s Quarters and Administration Building at Fort Apache, Arizona Territory.

Donald McKay, chief of the Warm Springs scouts during the Modoc War (1872-73) cradling his .50-70 Sharps carbine. (c. 1873)

Fort Worth in 1888. This was taken top of the Tarrant County Courthouse, which would torn down in the mid 1890&#39;s when the current courthouse was built.

The Arizona Center for Nature Conservation (ACNC)/Phoenix Zoo family is saddened to share the passing of 59-year-old female Asian elephant, Indu.

&quot;This undated photograph is identified as the little adobe Catholic church in Yuma which in 1865 served all faiths despite its lack of any sort of seats or benches.&quot;

Tombstone Baseball Club (c. 1880&#39;s)

&quot;On this date in 1880, John P. Clum printed the first issue of the Tombstone Epitaph in a tent. This photo of the later headquarters of the newspaper is dated 1951.&quot;

Tombstone Baseball Club (c. 1880&#39;s)

Pre-game Dbacks media notes for 4/30/25 ARI @ NYM

Pre-game Dbacks media notes for 4/29/25 ARI @ NYM

There are only TWO active and rostered players on MLB's 11-person 'Joint Competition Committee' for MLB rules; they are ZAC GALLEN & CORBIN BURNES.

'What An Unbranded Cow Has Cost by Frederic Remington, which depicts the aftermath of a range war between cowboys and supposed rustlers. 1895'

On this date in 1922, the last federal troops left Fort Apache, just as the first Lutheran Mission was dedicated there with the baptism of 100 Apaches. This undated photo is identified as the Officer's Quarters and Administration Building at Fort Apache, Arizona Territory.

Fort Worth in 1888. This was taken top of the Tarrant County Courthouse, which would torn down in the mid 1890's when the current courthouse was built.

"This undated photograph is identified as the little adobe Catholic church in Yuma which in 1865 served all faiths despite its lack of any sort of seats or benches."

Tombstone Baseball Club (c. 1880's)

"On this date in 1880, John P. Clum printed the first issue of the Tombstone Epitaph in a tent. This photo of the later headquarters of the newspaper is dated 1951."

Tombstone Baseball Club (c. 1880's)