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Elwood (Woody) English
"As an infielder Woody English has played consistently good ball for the Chicago Cubs since they bought him from Toledo in 1926 for the reported price of $50,000 and in 1933 he rated as the best fielding third baseman in the National League with an average of .973. While not a heavy hitter, he is a dependable hitter and stays right around that .300 mark, his average for his seven years of major league ball being .296. He was born in Grandville, Ohio, March 2, 1907 and started professional baseball with the Toledo club when he was 18. He stands 5 feet, 10 inches high and weighs 155 pounds. He bats right-handed and throws right-handed."
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Pitchers know from first-hand experience that in Colorado, it pays to swing from the heels. Unleashing some of his mightiest cuts, Prior put together a career day at the plate on April 25, 2003. The hurler opened the third inning with his first career homer, then added a three-run double in the sixth to power an 11-7 win.



Big George was reacquired by the Cubs after a two-year absence. In his four previous years with Chicago, George had improved his average each season. Injuries have sidelined him in recent years.



For a fellow of his years, Jim has been around for quite a while. He started out in 1947, winning 17 games for Elizabethon, and leading the Appalachian League in innings pitched and games.



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Ernie Banks
The two-time N.L. MVP (1958 & 1959) holds the Cubs' all-time home run mark going into the 1969 season.
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