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Dusty Rhodes
Dusty saw only limited action last year as the Giants shifted their outfield around in an attempt to find a winning combination. A powerful swing-from-the-heels type of batter, Dusty can sock 'em out of the park when a run is most needed. In the '54 Series he won 3 games against the Indians by belting 2 homers and ringing up a nifty .667 mark.
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For the first time in his career as a major league pichter, Carl Hubbell, left-handed master of his now famous "Screwball", fell below the .500 mark. He won 11 and lost 12 for his worst season since he joined the Giants in 1928, but the old master is still regarded as one of the best bets on the Giant mound staff. Hubbell hurled 11 complete games last year, including a 1-hit masterpiece against Brooklyn on May 30th. His lifetime record shows the brilliant mark of 227 won against only 133 lost for an average of .631 with 1510 strikeouts and an earned run average of 2.86.



Tim delights Giants fans with his unique style and, of course, effectiveness that has resulted in back-to-back NL Cy Young Awards and strikeout crowns.



The most publicized ball-player of World War II, the "Hondo Hurricane" became a Giant in 1947. Clint had so much talent that they didn't know where to play him. He pitched, played first base and the outfield and finally remained an outfielder at the end of 1950. In 4 seasons as a pitcher, he had a 29-29 record. At the plate, he hit .309 in '47 and .302 in '50. In March of 1952 he was optioned to Minneapolis to get more experience in the outfield.



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Dick Estelle, Masanori Murakami
In '62, Dick had his winningest campaign as he notched 14 victories in the Northwest League. The lefty won a game for S.F. in '64. Masanori is the first Japanese player to appear in a major league game. The lefty won a decision for the Giants late in 1964.
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