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1960 Yankees Photo Trivia

1 year ago :: Apr 09, 2012 - 7:11PM #1311
115by7and9in61 Posts: 3,640	Apr 6, 2012 -- 12:19PM, FW57Clipper51 wrote: Who are these 1960 Yankees player celebrating winning the 1960 AL Flag? Jim Coates and Bill Skowron "...let it be known that as of this date in Major League Baseball history the one, truly honest single season home run record...61 in '61..."
1 year ago :: Apr 09, 2012 - 7:27PM #1312
FW57Clipper51 Posts: 9,406	Apr 9, 2012 -- 7:11PM, 115by7and9in61 wrote: Apr 6, 2012 -- 12:19PM, FW57Clipper51 wrote: Who are these 1960 Yankees player celebrating winning the 1960 AL Flag? Jim Coates and Bill Skowron 115, Correct!!! Extra milk and cookies for you tonight! Clipper
1 year ago :: Apr 09, 2012 - 11:38PM #1313
craner7 Posts: 12,774	Well I got Ron Blomberg right after a few more looks. We gotta try and trip you up Clipper
1 year ago :: Apr 10, 2012 - 3:56AM #1314
craner7 Posts: 12,774	Clipper....and Clipper only please guys....we gotta try and stump you! Dont know if you have posted this guy or not but here goes....who am I? Played with 1966 last place Yankees (Craner's heart felt fav Yankee team) as a very light hitting SS. No cheating Clipper....
1 year ago :: Apr 10, 2012 - 4:23AM #1315
craner7 Posts: 12,774	Baseball Reference is an amazing place! Just roaming around it and wanted to see what Mickey did his last games in '68...I was shocked to see the attendance at his last game at Yankee Stadium......Cleve beat NY 3-0 before 5,723! Cant believe it, his last game.
1 year ago :: Apr 10, 2012 - 10:31AM #1316
115by7and9in61 Posts: 3,640	Apr 9, 2012 -- 7:27PM, FW57Clipper51 wrote: Apr 9, 2012 -- 7:11PM, 115by7and9in61 wrote: Apr 6, 2012 -- 12:19PM, FW57Clipper51 wrote: Who are these 1960 Yankees player celebrating winning the 1960 AL Flag? Jim Coates and Bill Skowron 115, Correct!!! Extra milk and cookies for you tonight! Clipper speaking of "milk" and cookies...Clip, I still have to figure out who "the milkman" iswas...hmmm?...can anybody help me on this...please check post #1287... "...let it be known that as of this date in Major League Baseball history the one, truly honest single season home run record...61 in '61..."
1 year ago :: Apr 10, 2012 - 10:36AM #1317
bomberhojoe Posts: 7,175	Apr 10, 2012 -- 10:31AM, 115by7and9in61 wrote: speaking of "milk" and cookies...Clip, I still have to figure out who "the milkman" iswas...hmmm?...can anybody help me on this...please check post #1287... I didnt see the "Milkman" post, but I know of 2 Yankees called milkman. 1 of course was Melky Cabrera and the other was Jim TUrner, who I believe worked as a milkman in the offseason. John 3:16 * Ephesians 2:8-9 * Romans 10:9-10 * John 14:3-6 * Romans 5:8
1 year ago :: Apr 10, 2012 - 2:14PM #1318
FW57Clipper51 Posts: 9,406	Apr 10, 2012 -- 10:36AM, bomberhojoe wrote: Apr 10, 2012 -- 10:31AM, 115by7and9in61 wrote: speaking of "milk" and cookies...Clip, I still have to figure out who "the milkman" iswas...hmmm?...can anybody help me on this...please check post #1287... I didnt see the "Milkman" post, but I know of 2 Yankees called milkman. 1 of course was Melky Cabrera and the other was Jim TUrner, who I believe worked as a milkman in the offseason. BJ Jim Turner aka "The Milkman" was a main reliever for the New York Yankees in the early 1940's, later he was the Yankees MLB pitching Coach for Manager Casey Stengel from 1949 to the 1959 AL season, when he took the blame for the Yankees 3rd place finish. Jim Turner was replaced by Eddie Lopat in 1960. He joined the Cincinnati Reds, the team he first came up to in MLB. He was their MLB pitching coach until May of 1966, when he returned to the New York Yankees to work with Manager Ralph Houk. Clipper
1 year ago :: Apr 10, 2012 - 2:17PM #1319
bomberhojoe Posts: 7,175	HEy clip, was I right in #1305??? John 3:16 * Ephesians 2:8-9 * Romans 10:9-10 * John 14:3-6 * Romans 5:8
1 year ago :: Apr 10, 2012 - 2:21PM #1320
FW57Clipper51 Posts: 9,406	Apr 10, 2012 -- 3:56AM, craner7 wrote: Clipper....and Clipper only please guys....we gotta try and stump you! Dont know if you have posted this guy or not but here goes....who am I? Played with 1966 last place Yankees (Craner's heart felt fav Yankee team) as a very light hitting SS. No cheating Clipper.... What? Cheating like Newwinn? Buffalo chips to you sir! "Ducky" Schofield aka Richard, who was Richard Groat's back-up infielder on the 1960 Pittsburgh Pirates. Originally he came up with the St. Louis Cardinals. The Yankees got him from the Giants, another good field, no hit infielder like Hal Lainer, Harry Bright and others of that era. Clipper