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 […]
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Category Archives: Baseball
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 […]
1969 BASEBALL PLAYER OF THE DAY- CLAY CARROLL- CINCINNATI REDS
Clay Carroll was nicknamed The Hawk. He was a long time relief pitcher for five teams from 1964-to 78 but is mainly remembered for his tenure with his first team […]
1969 BASEBALL PLAYER OF THE DAY- ROY WHITE-NEW YORK YANKEES
When writing these profiles of players I first jot down my thoughts on them- then look at the stats from baseball reference then read up a little on them. My […]
1969 BASEBALL PLAYER OF THE DAY- LEW KRAUSSE- OAKLAND ATHLETICS
Lew Krausse was a second generation major leaguer- his father Lew Sr. had pitched for the Philadelphia Athletics in 1931-32- this was the same franchise- they moved from Philadelphia- to […]
1969 BASEBALL PLAYER OF THE DAY- JESUS ALOU- MONTREAL EXPOS
Jesus Alou one of the three famous Alou brothers who had long careers in major league baseball. Jay Alou is pictured in the above 1969 Topps Card- as an […]
