He was what university admissions staff would call a wellrounded character: a bookworm who could repair a pick-up truck, a baseball star who won a scholarship to study philosophy.

In college, he was a baseball star and rugby player.

He was a baseball star, and often played on semi-pro teams for no remuneration (to ensure his eligibility to represent the academy).

Terry's family involved him into baseball at a young age, seeing his natural hand/eye co-ordination, figuring he will make, in the future a fantastic professional baseball star.

She was to appear in a set of collectible cards featuring presidential candidates as baseball stars.