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Johnny was NL's All-Star catcher once again in 1975. His RBI total was second best in Senior Circuit.
The Reds bought Howie from the White Sox in December of '52. A former University of Illinois athlete, he started in pro ball with Waterloo of the Three-l League in '46. After he compiled a 16-8 record for that team in '47, the White Sox brought him up from '48 through '51, Howie turned in records of 4-5, 1-1, 2-3 and 5-6 for the Sox. His best Big League Earned Run Average was 3.76 in '51.
The new “Big Red Machine" will be powered by the 24 year old Eric Davis. In 1986 he hit for average (.277), with power (15 doubles, 27 HR, and 71 RBI) and had blinding speed (80 SB). He is considered to be the NL's best package of base running, defense, and arm. Eric Davis should be a "Diamond King" for the decade to come.
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