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Andy Pafko
Pounded out a .304 average in 1950. Knocked 36 homers second high in League. Slammed 24 doubles, 8 triples. Drove in 92 runs. A top-notch fielder with a great throwing arm. Though an outfielder all his career, Andy moved in to third base when the Cubs needed help at the hot corner a couple seasons ago. Did his usual superior job. First with Cubs in 1944. On 3 all-star teams. In 1 World Series.
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One of the most popular men to ever play on the Cubs is smilin' Stan Hack. As a player he starred for the Bruins for 16 years and helped them win 4 Pennants. In World Series play, Stan holds a .348 mark and he boasts a .400 record in 4 All-Star games. Stan became a manager in '48 in the Cubs Farm System and piloted Los Angeles for 3 years before rejoining the Cubs in '54.



Not your typical leadoff hitter, Soriano notched his 20th career multi-homer game against Pittsburgh on 5/16/08. The outfielder burned the Pirates again the following day as he blasted another pair of longballs.



The slender righthander led the Texas League with an earned run average of 2.18 in 1965. Promoted to Tacoma, Chuck was again under the 3.00 mark in E.R.A. despite being handicapped by arm trouble. With two years of impressive pitching behind him, the righty was elevated to the Cubs roster in '67. Chuck's stuff quickly won him an important position in Leo Durocher's bullpen. In the 45 games that he appeared in, Chuck won nine and was credited with eight "saves."



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Steve Ontiveros
Playing rightfield he saved Ed Halicki's no-hitter for Giants, August 24, 1975 with a diving catch. Led the Cubs in Bases on Balls with 81 over the course of 1977 season.
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