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Snyder pitched in 11 games for the 1959 World Champion Los Angeles Dodgers (he did not appear in the World Series).
He died on June 2, 1996, at the age of 65.
Source: Baseball Reference
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Castro pitched for the Milwaukee Brewers (1974-80), New York Yankees (1981), and Kansas City Royals (1982-83).
After his playing days he worked for the Milwaukee Brewers as a scout (1985-87) and coach (1989-2009). He coached for the Baltimore Orioles during 2012 and '13 seasons.
Source: Baseball Reference
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The Olean Oilers have scheduled two exhibition games with the Eastern League Elmira Pioneers on April 23 and 24.
Source: Olean Times Herald via Newspapers.com
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| Credits: Choice via Trading Card Database |
Fryman was a five time American League All-Star during his 13 year major league career. He played for the Detroit Tigers (1990-97) and Cleveland Indians (1998-2002).
He currently works for the Cleveland Indians in player development.
Source: Baseball Reference
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| Credits: Topps Co. via Trading Card Database |
Egan played for the Detroit Tigers (1963-64), California Angels (1966), and Los Angeles Dodgers (1967).
After his playing days, he coached for the Texas Rangers and worked in the front offices of the Florida Marlins and Detroit Tigers.
Source: Baseball Reference
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Meyer played for the Philadelphia Phillies during 7 seasons (1955-61). He led the National League in saves in 1955 with 16.
He died of a heart ailment on March 6, 1967 at the age of 34.
Source: Baseball Reference
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The Philadelphia Phillies appoint business manager for their PONY (New York-Penn) League affiliate in Bradford, Pennsylvania.
Source: Bradford Evening Star and Daily Record via Newspapers.com
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| Credits: Fritsch Cards via Trading Card Database |
Browne played in 65 games for the 1962 Houston Colt .45s as a 33 year old rookie.
He died on June 3, 1997, at the age of 68.
Source: Baseball Reference
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Former New York-Penn League Manager (1968 Newark Co-Pilots) Earl Torgeson is named manager of the Clinton Pilots of the Midwest League.
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| Credits: Red Man Chew via Trading Card Database |
Source: Associated Press via Newspapers.com
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Bill Schumacher named president of the new PONY League franchise in Lockport, New York.
Source: Bradford Evening Star and Daily Record via Newspapers.com
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| Credits: Glendale Hot Dogs via Trading Card Database |
Hatfield played for the Boston Red Sox (1950-52), Detroit Tigers (1952-56), Chicago White Sox (1956-57), Cleveland Indians (1958), and Cincinnati Reds (1958). He was the head baseball coach at Florida State University (1964-68) and managed in the minors for several years. He was a coach for the Detroit Tigers during the 1977 and '78 seasons.
He died on May 22, 1998, at the age of 73
Source: Baseball Reference
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| Credits: Milton Bradley via Trading Card Database |
Gaston played for the Atlanta Braves (1967, '75-78), San Diego Padres (1969-74), and Pittsburgh Pirates (1978). He later managed the Toronto Blue Jays (1989-97, 2008-10) to two World Series wins in 1992 and '93.
Source: Baseball Reference
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| Credits: Score via Trading Card Database |
Mota played in the majors for the San Diego Padres (1991) and Kansas City Royals (1995).
He is the son of former major leaguer Manny Mota.
Source: Baseball Reference
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| Credits: Donruss via Trading Card Database |
Happy Birthday to former New York-Penn League prospect Mike Pagliarulo. He played for the Oneonta Yankees in 1981.
Pagliarulo played for the New York Yankees (1984-89), San Diego Padres (1989-90), Minnesota Twins (1991-93), Baltimore Orioles (1993) and Texas Rangers (1995).
He served as hitting coach for the Indianapolis Indians and Miami Marlins.
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The Batavia Clippers will train in Statesville, North Carolina prior to the 1941 season.
Source: Statesville (North Carolina) Daily Record via Newspapers.com
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PONY League is a definite for 1940. Bradford, Pennsylvania will be back.
Source: Bradford Evening Star and Daily Record via Newspapers.com
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From the Arizona Republic (Associated Press article) on March 12, 1970: Former major league pitcher Sal "The Barber" Maglie named general manager of the Niagara Falls Pirates in the New York-Penn League.
Source: Arizona Republic via Newspapers.com
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| Credits: Pittsburgh Pirates via Trading Card Database |
Ellis played for the Pittsburgh Pirates (1968-75, '79), New York Yankees (1976-77), Oakland Athletics (1977), Texas Rangers (1977-79), New York Mets (1979). He was a National League All-Star for the 1971 World Champion Pirates.
He died on December 19, 2008, at the age of 63.
Source: Baseball Reference
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Source: The Oneonta Star via Newspapers.com
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Source: The Bradford Era via Newspapers.com
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Bouton played for the New York Yankees (!962-68), Seattle Pilots (1969), Houston Astros (1969-70), and Atlanta Braves (1978).
He wrote the best selling book, Ball Four in 1970. He died on July 10, 2019, at the age of 80.
Source: Baseball Reference
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Olean Oilers new business manager Bob Kinsella honored at dinner.
Source: Binghamton Press and Bulletin via Newspapers.com
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| Credits: Topps Co. via Trading Card Database |
Frisella played for the New York Mets (1967-72), Atlanta Braves (1973-74), San Diego Padres (1975), St. Louis Cardinals (1976), and Milwaukee Brewers (1976).
He was killed in a dune buggy accident on January 1, 1977, at the age of 30.
Source: Baseball Reference
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The Jamestown Falcons and Bradford Phillies will conduct spring training in Southern Pines, North Carolina.
Source: The Bradford Era via Newspapers.com
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| Credits: Bowman Gum Co. via Trading Card Database |
Abrams played for the Brooklyn Dodgers (1949-52), Cincinnati Reds (1952), Pittsburgh Pirates (1953-54), Baltimore Orioles (1954-55), and Chicago White Sox (1956).
He died on February 25, 1997, at the age of 72. He was buried in his Brooklyn Dodgers uniform.
Source: Baseball Reference
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| Credits: Topps, Co. via Trading Card Database |
Gardner played in the majors for 13 seasons with the Montreal Expos (1989-92), Kansas City Royals (1993), Florida Marlins (1994-95), and San Francisco Giants (1996-2001).
He was the San Francisco Giants bullpen coach from 2003 until 2017.
Source: Baseball Reference
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