1969 BASEBALL PLAYER OF THE DAY- SAMMY ELLIS- CALIFORNIA ANGELS
Pitcher Sammy Ellis will always be remembered for his big year in 1965 when at age 24 he won 22 lost 10 with a 3.79 ERA for the Cincinnati Reds. […]
Category Archives: 1960’s
1969 BASEBALL PLAYER OF THE DAY- BOB ALLISON- MINNESOTA TWINS
Bob Allison played for the Washington Senators- Minnesota Twins franchise his entire thirteen year career. If there were a discussion on who was the strongest man in major league […]
A FRIEND OF US ALL- MR. BOB DYLAN IS SEVENTY-SEVEN TODAY
George Harrison’s introduction for him at The Concert For Bangladesh was-“I’d like to bring you all a friend of us all- Mr. Bob Dylan.” Bob Dylan has written so many […]
1969 BASEBALL PLAYER OF THE DAY DAVE MOREHEAD– KANSAS CITY ROYALS
Dave Morehead played for the Boston Red Sox from 1963-68, he was drafted by the expansion Kansas City Royals in 1968- his major league career ended at the age […]
1969 BASEBALL PLAYER OF THE DAY- BERNIE ALLEN- WASHINGTON SENATORS
Outside of just getting a players autograph before a ballgame or at some autograph signing the first ballplayer I had an up close and personal experience was Bernie Allen. I […]
1969 BASEBALL PLAYER OF THE DAY- MIKE RYAN- PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES
Mike Ryan was a light hitting catcher who somehow managed to play parts of eleven seasons in the Major Leagues with the Boston Red Sox, Philadelphia Phillies and Pittsburgh […]
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