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McGraw pitched for 19 seasons in the majors with the New York Mets (1965-67, 1969-74) and Philadelphia Phillies (1975-84).
He was named to the New York Mets Hall of Fame in 1993, and the Philadelphia Baseball Wall of Fame in 1999.
He died of brain cancer on
January 5, 2004, at the age of 59.
Source: Baseball Reference
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The Olean Oilers were the regular season and playoff champions in the inaugural season of the Pennsylvania-Ontario-New York (PONY) League in 1939.
Source: Oleans Times-Herald & NEWSPAPERACHIVE
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Gonzalez played in the major leagues for 12 seasons with the Cincinnati Red (1960), Philadephia Phillies (1960-68), San Diego Padres (1969), Atlanta Braves (1969-70), and California Angels (1970-71).
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Wenz played in the major leagues during three seasons with the Boston Red Sox (1968-69) and Philadelphia Phillies (1970).
After his playing days, he became a successful businessman. Wenz died on October 6, 2020, at the age of 79.
Source: Baseball Reference
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Wilkins played for the majors during three seasons with the Chicago Cubs (1989-90) and Houston Astros (1991).
Source: Baseball Reference
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The Jamestown Jaguars of the the PONY League tied the Pittsburgh Pirates in an exhibition game 1-1, yesterday at Celoron Park in Jamestown. The game was called because of rain in the 7th inning.
Source: Elmira Star-Gazette & newspapers.com
"Big Mike" Genevrino leads Bradford Blue Wings over Hornell, 7-6. Jamestown Falcons and Batavia Clippers win.
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He
went on to play for the New York Yankees during 12 seasons (1955-66).
He was an 8-time American League All-Star, 5 time Gold Glove winner at
second base and the 1960 World Series Most Valuable Player.
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Ferraro played in the majors during four seasons with the New York Yankees (1966, '68), Seattle Pilots (1969) and Milwaukee Brewers (1972).
He managed for five seasons in the minor leagues and managed the Cleveland Indians in 1983 and the Kansas City Royals in 1986.
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Moronko played in the Major Leagues during two seasons with the Cleveland Indians (1984) and New York Yankees (1987).
Source: Baseball Reference
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Morehead played in the majors during 5 seasons with the Philadelphia Phillies (1957-59), Chicago Cubs (1959-60) and Milwaukee Braves (1961).
He died on January 17, 2006 at the age of 71.
Source: Baseball Reference
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He played in the majors during 9 seasons with Washington Senators (1971), Texas Rangers (1972-73, '77-'78), New York Yankees (1974-76), Toronto Blue Jays (1977) and Montreal Expos (1979).
Source: Baseball Reference
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Happy 58th birthday to former New York-Penn League prospect Jeff Ballard. He pitched for the Newark Orioles in 1985 (10-2, 1.41 ERA).
Ballard played in the majors during 7 seasons with the Baltimore Orioles (1987-91) and Pittsburgh Pirates (1993-94).
Source: Baseball Reference
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He pitched in one game for the Washington Senators in 1959.
After his baseball career, McAvoy worked in sales and coached softball. He was inducted into the International Softball Congress Hall of Fame in 2009.
He died on March 19, 2011 at the age of 74.
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Monbouquette pitched in the majors for 11 seasons with the Boston Red Sox (1958-65), Detroit Tigers (1966-67), New York Yankees (1967-68) and San Francisco Giants (1968).
After his playing career, he managed and coached in
the minors and was the New York Mets' pitching coach 1982 and '83. He
returned to the New York-Penn League, coaching for the St. Catharines
Stompers (1997), Oneonta Yankees (2000-05) and Lowell Spinners (2006).
Source: Baseball Reference
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Stankiewicz played in the majors during 7 seasons with the New York Yankees (1992-93), Houston Astros (1994-95), Montreal Expos (1996-97) and Arizona Diamondbacks (1998).
Source: Baseball Reference
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