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Joe Dobson
"Dobby's" Earned Run Average in '52 was fifth best in the American League. He's been hurling in the Majors since '39 when he was brought up by the Indians after 2 seasons of minor league ball. From '41 through '50, Joe was with the Red Sox. The White Sox against whom he had a 17-6 lifetime record got him for the '51 season. He played in 156 games without an error to set a Major League record for pitchers.
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Gary broke into pro ball in 1956 at Holdrege and led his circuit with 142 strikeouts in 128 innings. His biggest thrill of 1968 was socking a grand-slammer vs. the N.Y. Yanks.



After two consecutive seasons of batting .330 for Tulsa, Walt was brought up to the Chicago White Sox. Though just 5'6", Walt has hit better than 300 for four minor league clubs since beginning his career in 1963. Ed was optioned by the Chisox to Indianapolis in the P.C.L. in May of 1967. Last year, the outfielder batted .309 there. He had his finest minor league campaign at Tidewater in 1965 where he hit .341.



Ky logged a 2.98 ERA and 94 strikeouts over 18 Minor League starts to open the 2024 season, earning his first promotion to the big leagues. The 2022 SiriusXM All-Star Futures Game selection made his debut on August 5, yielding just two hits over four innings. He threw a quality start on the 18th, allowing one run while fanning five over six frames.



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Jerry McNertney
For the first three years of Jerry's career, he never touched a catcher's mask. Instead, the youngster split his duties between first base, third base and in the outfield. Jerry was converted to a catcher in 1961 and he developed into a fine defensive backstop in the White Sox farm chain.
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