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"Granny" topped the National League with 17 Sacrifice Hits in '52. A real hustler, he is a good clutch hitter as shown by his RBI totals and '50 World Series Batting Average of .429. "Granny" is one of the few men to start his career with a Major League club. Except for the '45 and '47 seasons with Utica, he's been with the Phils since '44. In '49 he fed NL Shortstops in Assists (506) and in Double Plays. "Gran's" brother, Wes, is a Phillie hurling prospect.

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Tow headed Richie is one of the speed boys in the National League. He appeared in 154 games in 1952, one of six National Leaguers to appear in all their team's games. At bat it was an off season for Richie, his lowest major league batting average. The fact that it was still a respectable .282 is ...

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Cookie can be called upon to play second base, third base, shortstop, the outfield and even catch in a pinch. A .300 hitter in 1965, he was a National League All-Star performer. Although a slap hitter, Cookie reached a personal career high when he drove in 55 RBIs in 1966.

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Willie was the National League's best fielding third baseman in 1954, with a percentage of .968. He made 15 errors in a total of 476 chances and he was in 23 double plays. He batted .271 and had 28 doubles, 3 triples and 12 homers among his 145 hits. He batted in 56 runs and scored 64. In 1951 an...

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Jim is a relief pitcher par excellence. He worked in 42 games for the Phils in 1952, winning 5 and losing 3. 1950 was his big year, which was climaxed when he was named the National League's Most Valuable Player. Worked in 74 games that year, most in the league, winning 16 and losing 7. Saved many others. His 74 games finished established major league record.

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