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In Jim's first season with the Phils in 1964, the ace righthander pitched five shutouts and his second major league no-hitter.
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A potent minor league batsman, Billy led several circuits in hits, doubles and triples. Purchased by Phils in April '62.



Earl came to the Phillies in a big three team trade in February of 1953. He's a good long ball hitter and a graceful man around first base. Earl is also something of both a fighter and a comedian. He likes a good practical joke. Injuries kept him on the bench a good part of 1953, although he still managed to get in 111 games. Batted .274. Earl had 25 doubles, 8 triples and 11 home runs to his credit, along with 64 runs batted in/



Philadelphia is most fortunate to have this pair of slugging lefthanded batters. Johnny Callison has been the most productive lefthand batter on the Phillies club for the past three years. He has clouted 81 home runs and drove in an average of 88 runs during that span. Johnny has established himself as one of the top sluggers in the loop. He was obtained from the Chicago White Sox in 1959. Wes Covington was formerly a member of the 1957 and 1958 pennant winning Milwaukee Braves. The veteran performer has been a clutch ballplayer for the Philadelphia Phillies for the past three seasons. Wes is a power hitter with fine batting average. He led the Sally League in hitting in 1955. His .330 average for Milwaukee was a prominent factor for the club's first place finish in 1958. Wes is rarin' to go in 1966.



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Ryan Howard
Often an all-or-nothing hitter, Howard ranked second in the National League with 47 home runs last year while also setting a Major League single-season record with 199 strikeouts.
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