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Best fielding SS ?
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Luis
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Witto
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Bob
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Future Banker
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Gene
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How many folks have both a World Series and NBA Championship ring
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#59 Gene Conley
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Frank
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One of the Cubs Quicksand Kids
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Bob
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For years Bob had nightmares that involved Eddie Gaedel always being on deck
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Baseball Centenarian
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1954 Topps #64: Hank Thompson
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Henry "Hank" Thompson. Third baseman for the New York Giants in 1949-1956. 801 hits and 129 home runs in 9 MLB seasons. Career OBP of .372. In 1947, was the first black player to play for the St. Louis Browns. His best season may have been 1950 for the New York Giants as he posted a .391 OBP with 91 RBIs in 604 plate appearances. Also starred for the Kansas City Monarchs in the Negro American League. 1954 World Series Champion.
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Had a nick name of Needle and his own Peskey Pole
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Decent Ballplayer, however a second career involving armed robbery in Texas did not work out as well
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Bob
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Bob Swift along with batterymate Bob Cain, previously posted above, became part of baseball lore on August 19, 1951
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Ted
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Jim Piersall's bodyguard ?
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Jim
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Only started 4 games but completed 2 of them. How many pitchers today complete 50 % of their starts ;)
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