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BASEBALL IMMORTALS An alternate to Cooperstown and home to the most powerful baseball encyclopedia on the market Immortals Statistics Subscribe Discussion boards ... Home TED SIMMONS8 YEAR INTENTIONAL WALKS LEADERSHIP 1971-78 MAJORS 1 Ted Simmons 111 2 Willie Stargell 110 3 Willie McCovey 100 4 Johnny Bench 95 5 Rod Carew 94 6 Billy Williams 86 7 Willie Montanez 81 T8 Bill Russell 80 T8 Bobby Murcer 80 10 John Mayberry 77 1972-79 MAJORS 1 Ted Simmons 130 2 Willie Stargell 102 3 Rod Carew 100 4 Johnny Bench 96 T5 John Mayberry 82 T5 Ken Singleton 82 7 Willie McCovey 81 8 Bill Russell 80 9 Dave Winfield 79 10 Bob Watson 77 1973-80 MAJORS 1 Ted Simmons 135 2 Rod Carew 98 3 Willie Stargell 97 4 Dave Winfield 93 T5 Willie McCovey 78 T5 Ken Singleton 78 T5 John Mayberry 78 8 Bob Watson 77 T9 Ron Cey 76 T9 Bill Madlock 76 1974-81 MAJORS 1 Ted Simmons 122 2 Rod Carew 96 3 Dave Winfield 95 4 Mike Schmidt 88 5 Bill Madlock 83 6 Willie Stargell 76 T7 Ron Cey 72 T7 George Foster 72 T9 Bob Watson 71 T9 Cesar Geronimo 71 T9 Ken Singleton 71 T9 Jose Cruz 71 1975-82 MAJORS 1 Ted Simmons 119 2 Dave Winfield 100 3 Rod Carew 92 T4 Bill Madlock 91 T4 Mike Schmidt 91 T6 Jose Cruz 78 T6 Warren Cromartie 78 T8 George Foster 76 T8 George Brett 76 10 Steve Garvey 74

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BASEBALL IMMORTALS An alternate to Cooperstown and home to the most powerful baseball encyclopedia on the market Immortals Statistics Subscribe Discussion boards ... Home DICK ALLEN1966 NL BABE RUTH AWARD WINNER RUNS 1 Felipe Alou 122 2 Hank Aaron 117 3 DICK ALLEN 112 4 Roberto Clemente 105 5 Billy Williams 100 6 Willie Mays 99 7 Pete Rose 97 8 Lou Brock 94 T9 Johnny Callison 93 T9 Ron Santo 93 TRIPLES 1 Tim McCarver 13 2 Lou Brock 12 3 Roberto Clemente 11 T4 DICK ALLEN 10 T4 Gene Alley 10 T4 Donn Clendenon 10 7 Matty Alou 9 T8 Joe Morgan 8 T8 Ron Santo 8 T8 Tony Taylor 8 HOMERUNS 1 Hank Aaron 44 2 DICK ALLEN 40 3 Willie Mays 37 T4 Willie McCovey 36 T4 Joe Torre 36 T6 Jim Ray Hart 33 T6 Willie Stargell 33 8 Felipe Alou 31 9 Ron Santo 30 T10 Roberto Clemente 29 T10 Billy Williams 29 HR/100 OUTS 1 DICK ALLEN 10.61 2 Willie McCovey 9.81 3 Hank Aaron 9.57 4 Willie Stargell 9.38 5 Willie Mays 8.98 6 Joe Torre 8.96 7 Jim Ray Hart 7.38 8 Ron Santo 7.19 9 Tom Haller 7.16 10 Felipe Alou 6.60

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Baseball History player profiles team profiles obituaries ... Want to advertise? For the Record Some of baseball's records, from teams to individual efforts: players teams history obituaries ... home San Francisco Giants SNAPSHOT The New York "Gothams" joined the National League in 1883 and finished the season with a 46-50 record. The Giants won NL Pennants in 1888 and 1889 but did not win again until the 20th Century. In 1902, John McGraw began his 30-year stint as team manager and the Giants became an immediate power in the National League. Under his leadership, the Giants won 10 NL Pennants and two World Series. The team won only one more World Series prior to 1958 when the team moved from New York to San Francisco. Since the move, the Giants have failed to win the series despite winning pennants in 1962 and 1989. The Giants failed to make the playoffs in 2001, but outfielder Barry Bonds set a new baseball record by hitting 73 home runs. The Giants fortunes changed in 2002 when they defeated Atlanta and St. Louis in the playoffs to capture the National League Championship. CHAMPIONSHIPS 1905 - d. Philadelphia in 5 games

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Baseball History player profiles team profiles obituaries ... Want to advertise? For the Record Some of baseball's records, from teams to individual efforts: players teams history obituaries ... home Willie Mays Fullname: Willie Howard Mays Nickname: Say Hey Born: 5/6/1931 in Westfield, AL (USA) Debut: Primary Position: OF Ht: Wt: B: T: R Years Games AB Hits HR RBI SB AVE Willie Mays was only 16 years old when he entered the world of professional baseball in 1947 with the Negro League's Birmingham Black Barons. That season, Jackie Robinson would break baseball's color barrier and open the door for Mays and every other player who had been denied a shot at Major League Baseball because of skin color. Within 4 years, he would be on his way to establishing himself as one of the greatest players in the games. Mays has been described by writers as a player who approached every game like he was trying to make the team. It was 1950 when the New York Giants sent scout Eddie Montague to spring training in Birmingham to take a look at the Baron's first baseman Alonzo Perry. It wasn't Perry that caught his eye it was Willie Mays. Montague dispatched his scouting report to New York and it included the description, "The greatest ball player I had ever seen in my life." The Giants immediately starting to try to find a way to get Mays into their fold.

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74. Recent Award Winners - The Baseball Archive Matlack, NYM 1971 Joe Torre, STL Ferguson Jenkins, CHC Earl Williams, ATL 1970 JohnnyBench, CIN Bob Gibson, STL Carl Morton, MTL 1969 willie mccovey, SF Tom http://www.baseball1.com/bb-data/bbd-raw.html

Recent Award Winners 1950-present AMERICAN LEAGUE Year Most Valuable Player Cy Young Award Rookie of the Year Year Most Valuable Player Cy Young Award Rookie of the Year Year Most Valuable Player Cy Young Award Rookie of the Year 1959 Nellie Fox, CHW Early Wynn, CHW Bob Allison, WAS 1958 Jackie Jensen, BAL Bob Turley, NYY Albie Pearson, WAS 1957 Mickey Mantle, NYY * Tony Kubek, NYY 1956 Mickey Mantle, NYY * Luis Aparicio, CHW 1955 Yogi Berra, NYY * Herb Score, CLE 1954 Yogi Berra, NYY * Bob Grim, NYY 1953 Al Rosen, CLE * Harvey Kuenn, DET 1952 Bobby Shantz, DET * Harry Byrd, PHI 1951 Yogi Berra, NYY * Gil McDougald, NYY 1950 Phil Rizzuto, NYY * Walt Dropo, BOS NATIONAL LEAGUE Year Most Valuable Player Cy Young Award Rookie of the Year Year Most Valuable Player Cy Young Award Rookie of the Year Year Most Valuable Player Cy Young Award Rookie of the Year 1960 Dick Groat, PIT Vern Law, PIT Frank Howard, LA 1959 Ernie Banks, CHC * Willie McCovey, SF 1958 Ernie Banks, CHC * Orlando Cepeda, SF 1957 Henry Aaron, MIL Warren Spahn, MIL Jack Sanford, PHI 1956 Don Newcombe, BKN Don Newcombe, BKN Frank Robinson, CIN 1955 Roy Campanella, BKN * Bill Virdon, STL 1954 Willie Mays, NYG * Wally Moon, STL 1953 Roy Campanella, BKN * Junior Gilliam, BKN 1952 Hank Sauer, CHC * Joe Black, BKN 1951 Roy Campanella, BKN * Willie Mays, NYG 1950 Jim Konstanty, PHI * Sam Jethroe, BOS

75. HOF Inductees - The Baseball Archive baseball Hall of Fame inductees through 1999. CF Mays, willie Giants 19511973 79Yes RF McCarthy, Tommy Braves 1884-1896 46 - OT 1B mccovey, willie Giants 1959 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

76. All Star '99 / Boston.com / Baseball Site RFK Memorial Stadium, Washington, DC. MVP willie mccovey (Giants). Winningpitcher Steve Carlton (Cardinals). Losing pitcher Mel Stottlemyre (Yankees). http://www.boston.com/allstar99/history/1969.htm

[an error occurred while processing this directive] Summary R H E NL AL Date: July 23 Site: RFK Memorial Stadium, Washington, D.C. MVP: Willie McCovey (Giants) Winning pitcher: Steve Carlton (Cardinals) Losing pitcher: Mel Stottlemyre (Yankees) Attendance Back to 1968 On to 1970 NL 9, AL 3 After a one-day postponement because of rain, the Giants' Willie McCovey became the fourth man to hit two homers in an All-Star Game. He drove in three runs as the Nationals won 9-3. AL roster NL roster Mike Andrews Sal Bando Paul Blair Rod Carew Ray Culp Bill Freehan Jim Fregosi Mike Hegan* Frank Howard Reggie Jackson Davey Johnson* Harmon Killebrew Darold Knowles Mickey Lolich Carlos May Sam McDowell Denny McLain Dave McNally Don Mincher Blue Moon Odom Tony Oliva* Rico Petrocelli Boog Powell Brooks Robinson Frank Robinson Ellie Rodriguez Johnny Roseboro Reggie Smith Mel Stottlemyre Roy White Carl Yastrzemski *Selected but unable to play Hank Aaron Matty Alou Ernie Banks Glenn Beckert Johnny Bench Chris Cannizzaro Steve Carlton Roberto Clemente Larry Dierker Bob Gibson Randy Hundley Grant Jackson Cleon Jones Don Kessinger Jerry Koosman Juan Marichal Lee May Willie Mays Willie McCovey Denis Menke Felix Millan Phil Niekro Tony Perez Pete Rose Ron Santo Tom Seaver Bill Singer Rusty Staub *Selected but unable to play [an error occurred while processing this directive] [an error occurred while processing this directive]

77. Diamond Legends - Baseball's Past Comes Alive Mize, Johnny, 6,112,000, L/ R, 1B, N/A, 19361953. mccovey, willie, 6,003,000,L/ L, 1B/LF, N/A, 1959-1980. Killebrew, Harmon, 5,600,000, R/ R, 1B/3B/LF/DH, N/A,1954-1975. http://legends.stats.com/demo/2003_players/1b.asp

DIAMOND LEGENDS 2003 home welcome books fantasy ... STATS Store Diamond Legends Available Players C SS RF LF ... Available Ballparks Available 1st Basemen Player Name Salary B/T Eligible Positions Maximum Starts/Week Years Gehrig, Lou L/ L N/A Foxx, Jimmie R/ R 1B/3B/C Mize, Johnny L/ R N/A McCovey, Willie L/ L 1B/LF N/A Killebrew, Harmon R/ R 1B/3B/LF/DH N/A Greenberg, Hank R/ R 1B/LF N/A Murray, Eddie* S/ R 1B/DH N/A Carew, Rod L/ R 1B/2B/DH N/A Mattingly, Don L/ L 1B/DH/LF N/A Sisler, George L/ L 1B/LHS/MR N/A Brouthers, Dan L/ L N/A Allen, Dick R/ R 1B/3B/LF N/A Cepeda, Orlando R/ R 1B/LF/DH N/A Hernandez, Keith L/ L N/A Connor, Roger L/ L 1B/3B/2B/LF N/A Powell, Boog L/ R 1B/LF N/A Cash, Norm L/ L N/A Anson, Cap R/ R 1B/3B/C N/A Terry, Bill L/ L N/A Perez, Tony R/ R 1B/3B/DH N/A Hodges, Gil R/ R 1B/LF/C N/A Kluszewski, Ted L/ L N/A Cooper, Cecil L/ L 1B/DH N/A Garvey, Steve R/ R N/A Adcock, Joe R/ R 1B/LF N/A Hrbek, Kent L/ R 1B/DH N/A Guerrero, Pedro R/ R 1B/LF/3B N/A Trosky, Hal L/ R N/A Bottomley, Jim L/ L N/A Sievers, Roy R/ R 1B/LF N/A Camilli, Dolph L/ L N/A York, Rudy R/ R 1B/C May, Lee R/ R 1B/DH/LF N/A Buckner, Bill L/ L 1B/LF/DH N/A Fournier, Jack

78. 1969 Super Baseball 1969 Super baseball. 1, McNALLY, DAVE, 2, ROBINSON, FRANK, 3, ROBINSON, BROOKS, 64,MARICHAL, JUAN, 65, MAYS, willie, 66, mccovey, willie, Last Update 11/26/96. http://www.oldbaseball.com/refs/69super.html

1969 Super Baseball McNALLY DAVE ROBINSON FRANK ROBINSON BROOKS HARRELSON KEN YASTRZEMSKI CARL CULP RAY FREGOSI JIM REICHARDT RICK DAVALILLO VIC APARICIO LUIS WARD PETE HORLEN JOEL TIANT LUIS McDOWELL SAM CARDENAL JOSE HORTON WILLIE McLAIN DENNY FREEHAN BILL KILLEBREW HARMON OLIVA TONY CHANCE DEAN FOY JOE NELSON ROGER MANTLE MICKEY STOTTLEMYRE MEL WHITE ROY MONDAY RICK JACKSON REGGIE CAMPANERIS BERT HOWARD FRANK PASCUAL CAMILO DAVIS TOMMY MINCHER DON AARON HANK ALOU FELIPE TORRE JOE JENKINS FERGIE SANTO RON WILLIAMS BILLY HELMS TOMMY ROSE PETE MORGAN JOE WYNN JIM BLEFARY CURT DAVIS WILLIE DRYSDALE DON HALLER TOM STAUB RUSTY WILLS MAURY JONES CLEON KOOSMAN JERRY SEAVER TOM ALLEN RICHIE SHORT CHRIS ROJAS COOKIE ALOU MATTY BLASS STEVE CLEMENTE ROBERTO FLOOD CURT GIBSON BOB McCARVER TIM SELMA DICK BROWN OLLIE MARICHAL JUAN MAYS WILLIE McCOVEY WILLIE Last Update: 11/26/96

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Advertise Here Contact Us Free Newsletters User Agreement ... reserved. April 13, 19103 Artists Celebrities Literary Figures Musicians ... Other Notable People SPORTS (page 5) Willie McCovey Baseball, Mobile Born in 1938, Willie Lee McCovey played first base and outfield in the major leagues from 1959-80. Signed by the San Francisco Giants in 1955, McCovey was sent to the Georgia State League and then the Pacific Coast League, and joined the Giants by mid-season. McCovey was an instant hit with fans, and finished the year with a .354 batting average and 13 home runs in only 52 games. He won the National League Rookie of the Year honors in 1959. McCovey continued in the outfield until Orlando Cepeda was forced to give up the first base spot due to injury. From 1965 to 1974, "Stretch" played first base for the Giants. McCovey won the National League MVP award in 1969, a season in which he hit 45 homers, drove in 126 runs and posted a .656 slugging percentage. He won the National League batting title in 1967, 1968 and 1969 and lead the league in home runs in 1963 (44), 1968 (36) and 1969 (45) and RBIs in 1968 and 1969. McCovey appeared in six All-Star games, and was the All-Star Game MVP in 1969. McCovey was traded to the San Diego Padres in 1974, had two good seasons with them, and was then traded to the Oakland Athletics. He was released at the end of the 1976 season and returned to the Giants. His 1977 season included 28 home runs, 86 RBIs, and the National League Comeback Player of the Year Award. McCovey retired during the 1980 season. His career accomplishments include: a 10th-place tie with Ted Williams on the all-time home run list (521); the top home run hitting record among NL first basemen (439); a second place ranking (behind Lou Gehrig) in career grand slams (18); and a major league record for most seasons (22) as a first baseman. In 1986, he was enshrined in the Baseball Hall of Fame.

80. The Best Baseball Squads By Decade Since 1900 - Home Page C, Bill Freehan, SP, Sandy Koufax. 1B, willie mccovey, SP, Denny McClain.1B, Frank Howard, SP, Juan Marichal. 6. willie mccovey (1B). 7. Johnny Bench(C). http://diamante12.tripod.com/60.htm

Get Five DVDs for $.49 each. Join now. Tell me when this page is updated "I didn't come here to re-write history. They brought me here to catch fly balls in center field." - Willie Mays - Home 20th Century Dead Ball Era Spitballers ... More Beisból The Great One This is about throwing home on the flight... T his is an well-oiled offensive machine. Many of its members belong to the 500 home run club, and most reached 3,000 hits in their careers. The pitching staff simply smoked the opposite hitters. These were 5-tool players in their own unique ways... POS HITTERS POS PITCHING C Johnny Bench SP Bob Gibson C Bill Freehan SP Sandy Koufax Willie McCovey SP Denny McClain Frank Howard SP Juan Marichal Bill Mazeroski SP Steve Carlton Pete Rose RP Lindy McDaniel Ron Santo RP Luis Arroyo Harmon Killebrew RP Elroy Face SS Ernie Banks RP Dick Radatz SS Maury Wills RP Stu Miller OF Roberto Clemente OF Willie Mays OF Henry Aaron OF Tony Oliva OF Al Kaline OF Roger Maris The Lineup... 1. Pete Rose (2B) 2. Roberto Clemente (RF) 3. Willie Mays (CF) 4. Hank Aaron (LF) 5. Harmon Killebrew (3B) 6. Willie McCovey (1B)

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