Name Recognition

[KevinHall]

Penguin baseball player

Ron Cey............

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Ron Cey was the penguin
Here is a easy one
The Commerce Comet baseball player

[KevinHall]

Ron Cey was the penguin
Here is a easy one
The Commerce Comet baseball player

Mickey Mantle

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Mickey Mantle correct
How about this one
Moose baseball player

[Matt Dillon]

Penguin baseball player

One of my old Dodgers, Ron Cey.

[Matt Dillon]

This former pitcher was known, among other things, as the Yankee Killer because of his ability to beat them so often during his career.

[KevinHall]

Mickey Mantle correct
How about this one
Moose baseball player

Skowron. I don't his first name. Played for the Yankees during their hey day in the 50's.

[Lighthouse]

William Joseph "Moose" Skowron Jr. Not that smart. looked it up.

[KevinHall]

William Joseph "Moose" Skowron Jr. Not that smart. looked it up.

You shouldn't have told us that. We thought you were that smart.

[KevinHall]

This former pitcher was known, among other things, as the Yankee Killer because of his ability to beat them so often during his career.

I think Don Newcombe had aknack for beating them. I will say Newcombe.

[Matt Dillon]

I think Don Newcombe had aknack for beating them. I will say Newcombe.

Nope, not Newcombe. This fellow's career began when Newcombe was in the middle of his, and he played for five years after Newcombe retired.

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Frank Larry pitcher for the Tigers.??
I'm thinking it was him but cannot be sure.
It was someone around that time frame.

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Frank Larry was he the Yankee Killer?
Pitched for the Tigers which was my dad's favorite team

[Matt Dillon]

Frank Larry was he the Yankee Killer?
Pitched for the Tigers which was my dad's favorite team

Bingo, Frank Lary was the pitcher known The Yankee Killer.

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My Dad was a big Tiger fan.
What baseball player was known as the Monster?