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Made a great comeback last season after ill health had cut down effectiveness in 1948 and 1949. Earned run average of 2.97 was the third most effective in the League. Win and lose record was 17-15 with a weak-hitting team. Famous for buggy-whip sidearm delivery. Has a world of stuff to keep batters in state of confusion. Pitched no-hitter against Boston in 1947. Record that season, 22-8.
Possessing great speed and good power, Tommy looks ready for the parent club after his .319 batting average at San Diego in 1965. The fleet footed youngester cracked 42 home runs in 1962 for San Jose. Last year, Dick batted .301 for Seattle in the P.C.L.
Billy Myers, the sparkling shortstop of the Cincinnati Reds, started his baseball career with the Waynesboro Club of the Blue Ridge League in 1928. After playing with a number of minor-league clubs, he was purchased by the New York Giants in 1934 from Columbus, and traded to Cincinnati, where he has been regular short-stop for them ever since. In four years of major- league baseball Billy Myers has had 402 hits in 473 games, for an average of .260.
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