61. HOF Inductees - The Baseball Archive baseball Hall of Fame inductees through 1999 Larry Indians 2B Doerr, BobbyRed Sox 19371951 86 - VC P drysdale, don Dodgers 1956-1969 84 CF Duffy, http://www.baseball1.com/bb-data/bbd-hof.html

Baseball Hall of Fame inductees through 1999 Notes: 1) Player's team and position are where they played for the majority of their career 2) Players not elected by the normal ballot are so indicated after year of election - VC=Veteran's committee, OT=Old Timers committee, NL=Negro Leagues committee 3) Non-playing inductees are listed separately at the end. Pos Player Name Main Team Played Elected 1st Ballot Pos Player Name Main Team Played Elected 1st Ballot Pos Player Name Main Team Played Elected 1st Ballot Pos Player Name Main Team Played Elected 1st Ballot Pos Player Name Main Team Played Elected 1st Ballot Pos Player Name Main Team Played Elected 1st Ballot Pos Player Name Main Team Played Elected 1st Ballot Pos Player Name Main Team Played Elected 1st Ballot Non-playing inductees: Managers: Walter Alston, Leo Durocher, Rube Foster, Ned Hanlon, Bucky Harris, Miller Huggins, Tommy Lasorda, Al Lopez, Connie Mack, Joe McCarthy, Bill McKechnie, Wilbert Robinson, Casey Stengel, Earl Weaver Ed Barrow, Morgan Bulkeley, Alexander Cartwright, Harry Chadwick, Happy Chandler, Charles Commiskey, Candy Cummings, Ford Frick, Warren Giles, Clark Griffith, Will Harridge, William Hulbert, Ban Johnson, Kenesaw Mountain Landis, Larry MacPhail, Lee MacPhail, Branch Rickey, Albert Spalding, Bill Veeck, George Weiss, Harry Wright, George Wright, Tom Yawkey

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64. Baseball Prospectus Player Card For DON DRYSDALE Born 7-23-1936 don drysdale Born 723-1936 Bats R Throws R. Actual Pitching Statistics. AGE YEARTEAM W L SV ERA G GS TBF IP H R ER HR BB SO HBP IBB WP BK CG SHO 19 1956 http://www.baseballprospectus.com/dt/drysddo01.shtml

DON DRYSDALE Born 7-23-1936 Bats R Throws R Actual Pitching Statistics AGE YEAR TEAM W ... 1969 LA_-N Advanced Pitching Statistics AGE YEAR TEAM XIP ... Translated Pitching Statistics AGE YEAR TEAM IP H ER HR BB HBP SO ERA W L SV H/9 HR/9 BB/9 SO/9 19 1956 BRO-N 1957 BRO-N 1958 LA_-N 1959 LA_-N ... 1969 LA_-N 54.3 60 32 10 9 2 17 5.30 3 4 9.9 1.7 1.5 2.8 Career 3287.3 2796 1131 295 737 202 2669 3.10 241 120 6 7.7 .8 2.0 7.3 Actual Batting Statistics AGE YEAR TEAM G ... 1969 LA_-N Advanced Batting Statistics AGE YEAR TEAM OUT ... Translated Batting Statistics AGE YEAR TEAM AB H 2B 3B HR BB HBP SO SB CS OUT RUN RBI BA OBA SA UEQR EQA EQR 19 1956 BRO-N 1957 BRO-N 1958 LA_-N 1959 LA_-N ... 1969 LA_-N Fielding Statistics as Pitcher YEAR TEAM POS G ... 1956 BRO-N P 25 8 20 2 1 11.1 99 1 99 1 22 2 1957 BRO-N P 34 15 60 2 4 24.3 120 6 5 120 6 5 65 2 1958 LA_-N P 44 15 45 6 10 23.8 99 1 99 1 52 10 1959 LA_-N P 44 18 48 3 4 29.9 99 2 99 2 84 6

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Class of 1966 Don Drysdale Memorial Baseball Field Van Nuys High School April 2004 Photos by Jessie Armstrong Cyr The sign says it all! The view of the field towards the Boy's Gym. The view from the bleachers of home plate. Tommy Hawkins spoke for the Dodgers. The view from first base side towards football field. The ROTC displays the Colors for the dedication ceremony. Ann Meyers Drysdale and family represent Don Drysdale. The Wolves Baseball Team finally gets a home game. Dodger great Don Newcombe adds to the ceremony. Go Mighty Wolves Band! The cheerleaders sis boom bah the ceremony. Don Newcombe throws the first pitch. The view from homeplate. VNHS Principal Herm Clay thanks everyone involved. A left field homerun into the Girl's Gym! Principal Clay finds Don in the 1954 Yearbook. VNHS History 35th Reunion Top 40 Hits SiBonnais ... Hello Page

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Famous Dodgers Jackie Robinson Jackie Robinson was the first black player in the major leagues. He played for the Dodgers through the forties and fifties. he was very fast and stole home plate more than ten times during his facinating career. Sandy Koufax A reserved but strong Sandy Koufax made his presence felt in five of the greatest seasons in baseball a pitcher could amass. The overpowering left-hander from Brooklyn, NY dominated the National League from 1962-66, capturing three Cy Young Awards, the ERA title in each of those seasons and MVP in 1963. Pee Wee Reece The captain of the dominating Dodgers teams of the 1950s, scrappy Pee Wee Reese was a quiet force both on the field and in the clubhouse. An outstanding defensive player, he led the National League in putouts four times, double plays twice, and fielding percentage and assists once each. For almost a decade he and Jackie Robinson formed one of Baseball's top double-play combinations. Reese led Brooklyn to seven pennants in his 16 seasons, and his 46 World Series hits rank fifth all-time. Don Drysdale “Big D” around Dodger Stadium was not a reference to Dallas, but a term of endearment for Don Drysdale, one of the toughest competitors to don a uniform. At 6-foot-6, 216 pounds, the right-handed pitcher would not back down to any batter and believed that he

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Penny Ante Legend: Baseball player protests a fine by paying in pennies. Origins: Many a tale is told about the person who, required to pay a fine, a tax, or a debt he considers unjust, fulfills his obligation yet still manages to stage a protest (and make things as difficult as possible for the payee) by paying the fee entirely in pennies. Such events have played out in real life many times (although as we note on another page , businesses are not obligated to accept pennies as payment), but our interest here is in urban what establishes a tale as an urban legend is not its truth or falsity, but its repetition by multiple people, with varying details of time and place. In the specific case of a baseball player protesting a fine by paying in pennies, this story does indeed seem to have qualified for urban legend status, as a couple of examples from teammates will demonstrate. The first telling comes from Los Angeles Dodger pitcher Don Drysdale's 1990 autobiography, Once a Bum, Always a Dodger , describing (thirty years after the fact) a 1961 incident in which Drysdale was suspended and fined by the National League for hitting Cincinnati Reds outfielder Frank Robinson with a pitch immediately after having been warned by the home plate umpire to stop throwing at batters: I was suspended for five days by Warren Giles, the National League president, and fined $100. I wasn't too happy about it, and neither was Buzzi Bavasi, our general manager. But there was nothing we could

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HOME TICKETS SCHEDULE PLAYERS ... TEAM HISTORY Los Angeles Dodgers Baseball History Los Angeles Dodgers, professional baseball team and one of five teams in the West Division of the National League (NL). Based in Brooklyn until 1958, the club now plays at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles, California, and wears uniforms of white and blue. During the team’s early years in Brooklyn, players often dodged trolley cars to reach the ballpark, Ebbets Field, leading to the nickname Dodgers. In 1913 the club officially changed its name to the Dodgers. The Dodgers have won a league or division title in all but one decade—the 1930s—since the 1880s. Only twice in their history have they finished in the basement. With stars such as Roy Campanella, Don Drysdale, Gil Hodges, Sandy Koufax, Pee Wee Reese, Jackie Robinson, Duke Snider, and Maury Wills, the club won ten NL pennants and four World Series championships from 1947 to 1966. During that period, Dodgers’ players captured seven NL most valuable player (MVP) awards, six rookie of the year awards, and five Cy Young Awards. Los Angeles built powerful teams from 1974 to 1988, winning five NL pennants and two World Series titles. Stars of those teams include Ron Cey, Steve Garvey, Kirk Gibson, Davey Lopes, Don Sutton, and Fernando Valenzuela.

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