He stole 84 bases by the All-Star break ; no player has stolen as many as 84 bases in an entire season since 1988, when Henderson himself stole 93.

Following a mid-season trade to Oakland in 1989, Henderson reasserted himself as one of the game's greatest players, with a memorable half-season in which his 52 steals and 72 runs scored led the A's into the postseason ; his 126 walks for the year were the most for any AL hitter since 1970.

Henderson established himself as a full-time NHL player in 1964 – 65, but as the fourh line right wing, received limited ice time.

Henderson himself does not believe he belongs: " So many Canadians get upset that I ’ m not in the Hall of Fame, and I tell them all the time if I was on the committee, I wouldn ’ t vote for me.

In 1929 at the Delius Festival under Sir Thomas Beecham, Henderson distinguished himself and was acclaimed by Delius as the unequalled interpreter of Zarathustra in A Mass of Life.

Henderson found himself at the head of a minority of nearly half the Cabinet who could not accept a cut in unemployment benefit.

Henderson threw himself into the work of the folk revival after the war, discovering and bringing to public attention Jeannie Robertson, Flora MacNeil ( see Flora MacNeil, Gaelic singer ), Calum Johnston ( see Annie and Calum Johnston of Barra ) and others.

Henderson was asked by Gordon himself to play something with his rhythm section ; needless to say, he happily accepted.

Henderson claimed that he did not vote for himself on the former occasion and it was reported to United Press International that he received a courtesy vote from the Liberal Party.

Biographer Stephen Henderson points out that the " ministers were fresh, motivated and knowledgeable about their portfolios ", although Macdonald himself had no experience in finance.

Eve Arden, Desi Arnaz, Fred Berry, Joan Blondell, George Burns ( as himself ), Ruth Buzzi ( as Chloe Beesmeyer, Henry's wife ), Robert Goulet, Joel Grey ( as himself ), Eileen Heckart ( as Rose Hyatt, Alice's interfering mother in-law ), Florence Henderson, Jay Leno, Nancy McKeon ( Philip's sister, appeared twice in different roles ), Frank Nelson, Donald O ' Conner ( as himself ), Jerry Reed, Debbie Reynolds, Telly Savalas ( as himself ), and Jerry Stiller.

At a meeting on April 16, 1938 between Sir Nevile Henderson, the British Ambassador to Germany and Hermann Göring, the latter stated it A. G. N. A. had never been valued in England, and he himself bitterly regretted that Herr Hitler had ever consented to it at the time without getting anything in exchange.

The Angels closer brought his team within one strike of its first-ever AL pennant, but Henderson caught hold of a Moore forkball and launched a home run into the left field stands, stunning the hometown crowd and greatly redeeming himself for his earlier miscue.

Here there are two potential versions ; firstly the confrontation was by the armed servant Henderson ; secondly the confrontation was by Alexander himself, and Henderson ( who was definitely present ) had had no forewarning.

Although the fans were hard on him, Moore ( who had battled depression in the past ) was even harder on himself, and that one pitch to Henderson that turned the tide of the ALCS haunted him for the rest of his days.

This led to Tony's apparent death as Tony began to kill Henderson via lethal injection, relented, but was himself attacked by Henderson and injected.

When biker Cary Ford ( Martin Henderson ) finds himself in possession of several drug-filled motorcycles, he knows he ’ s in trouble.

At the Henderson house, George is met by the same museum clerk who is revealed to be Dr. Wrightwood himself, having also become a laughing stock.

On his return in 1887 Henderson bowled far less and played generally as a specialist batsman, but nevertheless again established himself in the Surrey side, being capped the following year.

The area was reported to be the largest dark tobacco producer in the world ; large tobacco warehouses and stemmeries dotted the downtown Henderson area.

The Henderson Daily Gleaner reported that " boys were playing baseball every day in the middle of the old riverbed ".

Body's Motion not only defended Henderson and accused Blair of interfering with Henderson's activities, but referred to " publicly reported incidents of racism within the Labour Party ".

In March 2001, WAUC was reported to be using an executive suite in Henderson, Nevada as its address.

On August 6, 1983, Beets reported that her husband was missing from their home near Cedar Creek Lake in Henderson County, Texas.

At about 3. 30 pm, a mixed troop of about 100 Natal Native Horse ( NNH ) under Lieutenant Alfred Henderson arrived at the station after having retreated in good order from Isandlwana.

Previously, Reid was a member of the U. S. House of Representatives, representing Nevada's 1st congressional district, and served in Nevada local and state government as city attorney of Henderson, a state legislator, the 25th Lieutenant Governor, and chairman of the Nevada Gaming Commission.

In the Second Boer War Lieutenant Colonel Henderson served with distinction on the staff of Lord Roberts as Director of Intelligence.

Other members of the peace commission were Lieutenant General William T. Sherman, commander of the Military Division of the Missouri ; Major General William S. Harney ( retired ), who had taken part in earlier conflicts with the Cheyenne and Sioux along the Platte River ; Brigadier General Alfred H. Terry, commander of the Military Department of Dakota ; Senator John B. Henderson of Missouri, Chairman of the Senate Indian Appropriations Committee, who had introduced the bill that created the peace commission ; Colonel Samuel F. Tappan, formerly of the First Colorado Volunteer Cavalry and a peace advocate who had led the U. S. Army's investigation of the Sand Creek massacre ; Major General John B. Sanborn, formerly commander of the Upper Arkansas District, who had previously helped to negotiate the Little Arkansas Treaty of 1865.

Joining the series were Edward Kerr, who replaced Applegate's character as Lieutenant James Brody ; Kathy Evison, who replaced Haiduk's character as Lieutenant Lonnie Henderson ; Rosalind Allen, who replaced Beacham's character as Dr. Wendy Smith ; and Michael and Peter DeLuise who both replaced D ' Aquino's character in varying degrees as Seaman Anthony Piccolo and Dagwood, respectively.

In the van were Lieutenant Colonel Henry Lee's Legion plus 73 infantry and 72 cavalry of South Carolina State troops under Lieutenant Colonel John Henderson and Captain Wade Hampton, respectively.

Henderson was the 1970 Republican nominee for Lieutenant Governor of South Carolina, having run on the unsuccessful ticket headed by gubernatorial standard-bearer, then U. S. Representative Albert W. Watson.

* Lieutenant Hawkeye ( real name: Hedley Howard Henderson III ): The Hawkwing's gunner.

On 25 January 1917 near Kut, Mesopotamia, Lieutenant Phillips went to the assistance of his commanding officer ( Edward Elers Delaval Henderson ) who was lying in the open mortally wounded while leading a counter-attack.

* Lieutenant Colonel Edward Elers Delaval Henderson ( detached from the North Staffordshire Regiment ), Great War

The troopers are among others briefed on the escape by the head of the search effort an embittered alcoholic Lieutenant called C. D. Henderson ( Earl Swagger's subordinate from Hot Springs ) who was once a star law enforcement officer.

On 18 May 1846, Pollen married Jane Henderson, the daughter of an officer of the Royal Navy ( Lieutenant Essex, RN, of Demarara ).

On Guadalcanal, Lieutenant General Harukichi Hyakutake's initial thrust on 14 September to re-take the island's Henderson Field had been badly defeated.

Elements of the Americal Division defended Henderson Field against heavy enemy attacks on 23 – 25 October 1942, and the following month took part in the offensive across the Matanikau River.

Under Henderson he absorbed the principles, derived from Jomini, Clausewitz, and Edward Hamley ’ s Operations of War ( 1866 ), of concentration of physical and moral force and the destruction of the main enemy army.

Captain George Stuart Henderson VC DSO & Bar MC ( 5 December 1893 – 24 July 1920 ) was a Scottish recipient of the Victoria Cross, the highest and most prestigious award for gallantry in the face of the enemy that can be awarded to British and Commonwealth forces.

Herbert Stephen Henderson VC ( 30 March 1870 – 10 August 1942 ) was a Scottish recipient of the Victoria Cross, the highest and most prestigious award for gallantry in the face of the enemy that can be awarded to British and Commonwealth forces.

Lieutenant-Colonel Edward Elers Delaval Henderson VC ( 2 October 1878 – 25 January 1917 ) was a British recipient of the Victoria Cross, the highest and most prestigious award for gallantry in the face of the enemy that can be awarded to British and Commonwealth forces.