radio broadcast ("The Chesterfield Pleasure Time Radio Show") on December 20, 1940. Eventually, two students Dick Baker '50, and Frank Boggs '48, decided to rewrite the song to make it easier for students to sing. The wrote the new song lyrics on a weekend in 1947 and the completed song was introduced outside of old Brooks Hall near Minglewood Bowl that fall. Women's team nickname Baylor had historically used "Lady Bears" as its women's sports nickname, but over time all women's teams dropped "Lady". The last three holdouts were basketball, soccer, and volleyball; all three teams became simply "Bears" effective with the 2021–22 school year. Notable athletes and coaches Baseball Pat Combs – Pitcher, first round draft pick for the Philadelphia Phillies, played for the Phillies 1989–1992 Jake Freeze – Pitcher, Chicago White Sox in 1925 Jason Jennings – Pitcher, in MLB 2001–2009 Ted Lyons – Pitcher, Chicago White Sox 1923–1946, member of the National Baseball Hall of Fame Max Muncy – Infielder, in MLB 2015–present David Murphy – Outfielder, 2003 first round draft pick for the Boston Red Sox; in MLB 2006–2015 Ken Patterson – Pitcher, in MLB 1988–1994; Chicago White Sox, Chicago Cubs, California Angels; former pitching coach specialist for the Angels Scott Ruffcorn – Pitcher, in MLB 1993–1997; Chicago White Sox, Philadelphia Phillies Kelly Shoppach – Catcher, in MLB 2005–2013 Bob Simpson – owner of the Texas Rangers and co-founder of XTO Energy Shawn Tolleson – Pitcher, in MLB 2012–2016 Lee Tunnell – Pitcher, in MLB 1982–1989, for the Pittsburgh Pirates, St. Louis Cardinals, and Minnesota Twins Logan Verrett - Pitcher, in MLB 2015–2017, and in KBO League 2018 Kip Wells – Pitcher, in MLB 1999–2012 Stephan Martinez Holds record for most times hit by pitch and Hero Captain at Austin Fire Department Men's basketball Quincy Acy – power forward for the Brooklyn Nets Aundrae Branch - "Hot Shot" is a former member of the Harlem Globetrotters. Jared Butler – point guard for the Utah Jazz Carroll Dawson – former assistant coach and general manager for the Houston Rockets 1980–2007 Pierre Jackson – point guard for the Texas Legends Cory Jefferson – power forward for the Alaska Aces (PBA) Vinnie Johnson – former player for the Detroit Pistons (1979–1992); nicknamed "The Microwave" for being able to come off the bench heated up and ready to play Perry Jones III – forward for the Iowa Energy Dennis Lindsey