Maury Allen
Maury Allen (Sportswriter. Born, Brooklyn, NY, May 2, 1932; died, Cedar Grove, NJ, Oct. 3, 2010.) A graduate of City College, Maury Allen joined Sports Illustrated in 1959 following a hitch in the...
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Paul Blair (Baseball. Born, Cushing, OK, Feb. 1, 1944.) A superb defensive centerfielder who resurrected his career after being hit in the face with a pitch in 1970, Paul L.D. Blair also became...
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Gabe Paul (Baseball. Born, Rochester, NY, Jan. 4, 1910; died, Tampa, FL, Apr. 26, 1998.) A major league executive for nearly a half-century, Gabriel Howard Paul reestablished the Yankees as a...
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Fran Healy (Baseball. Born, Holyoke, MA, Sept. 6, 1946.) A backup catcher for 74 games with the Yankees, Francis Xavier Paul Healy became a baseball broadcaster in New York for nearly three decades....
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Thurman Munson (Baseball. Born, Akron, OH, June 7, 1947; died, Canton, OH, Aug. 2, 1979.) Thurman Lee Munson had a testy relationship with writers covering the Yankees, particularly over the last five...
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Reggie Jackson (Baseball. Born, Wyncote, PA, May 18, 1946.) One of the most flamboyant, exciting and dramatic players – and perhaps one of the most important – of Yankees history, Reginald Martinez...
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Dave Winfield (Baseball. Born, St. Paul, MN, Oct. 3, 1951.) After an elaborate mating dance that he began by chasing off other suitors, David Mark Winfield signed what was then the richest contract...
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