Jim Stephens
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"James Walter "Jim" Stephens" was a Major League Baseball catcher who played six seasons with the Baltimore Orioles/St. Louis Browns of the American League from to . A weak hitter, he had a career .220 batting average, and hit three home runs in his career, all in the 1909 St. Louis Browns season/1909 season. Mostly a backup in his career, he was a starter in both the 1910 St. Louis Browns season/1910 and 1912 St. Louis Browns season/1912 seasons.

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He does everything, and he does it well. Paul was just being Paul. He's a big-time player and came through like big-time players do.

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I left on good terms, and it was pretty tough to do that. When you're a musician, it's good to have a steady job, but after considering it for a long time, I decided it was time.

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Stan Kennedy, a local piano tuner and a killer guitarist, was asked to teach classes at the Excel Program, a music class at Emmanuel Christian School in Hartsville. He couldn't do it, but he recommended me, and I've really loved it. It's not exclusive to members of the church, but the church serves as the venue, and I have students from 9 years old to 64.

I started teaching lessons on the side because there were a lot of people asking me if I gave lessons.