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Bill Terry

American baseball player and manager
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  • Willie McCovey
    San Francisco Giants
    / Mel Ott and Willie Mays

    …of Fame players: first baseman Bill Terry, outfielder Mel Ott, and pitcher Carl Hubbell. McGraw retired midway through the 1932 season and was replaced by Terry, who served as a player-manager until 1936 and as manager only until 1941. Terry led his team to a World Series win in his…

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    …of Fame players: first baseman Bill Terry, outfielder Mel Ott, and pitcher Carl Hubbell. McGraw retired midway through the 1932 season and was replaced by Terry, who served as a player-manager until 1936 and as manager only until 1941. Terry led his team to a World Series win in his…

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