1969 BASEBALL PLAYER OF THE DAY– DICK HUGHES- ST. LOUIS CARDINALS
The first thing I noticed when I got Dick Hughes baseball card in 1969 was that he wore glasses. You just don’t see many ballplayers wearing glasses then or now. […]
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OLDEST LIVING MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL PLAYER CHUCK STEVENS- DEAD AT 99
The oldest living major league baseball player Chuck Stevens died on Memorial Day at the age of 99. Stevens played first base for the St. Louis Browns in parts […]
1969 BASEBALL PLAYER OF THE DAY- ZOILO VERSALLES– SAN DIEGO PADRES
Although he appears in his 1969 card as a San Diego Padre, Zolio Versalles he would never play for the Padres. He was selected by them in the expansion […]
1969 BASEBALL PLAYER OF THE DAY- CURT MOTTON- BALTIMORE ORIOLES
He wouldn’t have known it at the time – the year of this baseball card 1969- but in his young major league career twenty- eight year old Curt Motton was […]
1969 BASEBALL PLAYER OF THE DAY- LUKE WALKER- PITTSBURGH PIRATES
The first thought when I hear the name Luke Walker is Pirate announcer Bob Prince who seemed to have a nickname for most of the players would call him Luscious […]
1969 BASEBALL PLAYER OF THE DAY- JOE MORGAN–HOUSTON ASTROS
The Joe Morgan of 1969 was one of the unrecognized great players in baseball, it wouldn’t be until he went to the Reds in 1972 that the baseball world […]
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