Gino Cimoli Positions: Bats: R Throws: R Height: 73 Weight: 180 Born: Wednesday, December 18, 1929 in San Francisco, CA USA Died: 2 12 2011 in Roseville, CA USA Debut: 4/19/1956 Last Game: 5/7/1965 Full Name: Gino Nicholas Cimoli December 18, 1929 â Gino Cimoli was born in San Francisco. Cimoli smashed a home runâŠ
After Pirates manager Danny Murtaugh rejects the Aâs offer to deal Roger Maris for shortstop Dick Groat, Pittsburgh obtains Gino Cimoli along with Tom Cheney from the Cardinals for right-hander Ron Kline. Maris, who goes to the Yankees, will enjoy the first of his two consecutive MVP years in New York, but Groat will play a key role for the World Champion Bucs next season, and he will also be named the most valuable player of his league.
The Dodgers trade OF Gino Cimoli to the Cardinals for OF Wally Moon and RHP Phil Paine.
Full Radio Broadcast of the July 14 1957 â Milwaukee Braves at Brooklyn Dodgers . . .The stars are out in this game Hank Aaron, Eddie Mathews, Lew Burdette, Duke Snider, Gil Hodges, Roy Campanella, Sal Maglie, and so many more for this Ebbets Field Classic. Lew Burdette pinch runs for Frank Torre, and scoresâŠ
Before the Philliesâ home opener, the team dedicates a statue of Connie Mack as part of the Opening Day ceremonies. The eight-foot statue of the âTall Tactician,â which depicts the Aâs long-time owner and manager with one foot in the dugout and one foot on the top step of it, waving his trademark scorecard to position his players, was created by well-known sculptor Harry Rosin. The âTall Tacticianâ
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