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Philip Joseph Cavarretta (July 19, 1916 –
December 18, 2010) was an
American professional baseball first baseman, outfielder, and manager. He was known...
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finishing his
career with the
Milwaukee Brewers in 1975 and 1976 Phil
Cavarretta: 20
seasons with the
Chicago Cubs,
before ending his
career with the Chicago...
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Burns (pitching coach) Mark
Buehrle Mike
Cameron Bert
Campaneris Phil
Cavarretta (manager) Ron
Coomer Joe
Crede Rob
Dibble Dave
Duncan Ray
Durham Darrell...
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single made it 4–0 Cubs. In the third,
after a
leadoff double, Phil
Cavarretta's single and Andy Pafko's
double scored a run each. One out later, Livingston's...
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elephants survive on
Mediterranean islands up to
protohistorical times? in
Cavarretta, Gioia,
Mussi & Palombo, La
terra degli Elefanti, The
World of Elephants...
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Tramontana (centro storico)
Chiostro dei
gesuiti Via
Regina Margherita Palazzo Cavarretta in Via
Torrearsa Chiesa di San
Liberale Palazzo della Giudecca Villa Margherita...
- doubled,
moved to
third on Gordon's
error on Phil
Cavarretta and
scored on Marty's
forceout of
Cavarretta at second. In the
bottom half of the inning, however...
- hit two of the only
three home runs hit in that
World Series, with Phil
Cavarretta hitting one for the Cubs in Game 1.
Greenberg homered in Game 2, where...
- hits and four RBIs in a game, and the
youngest to do it
since 1935 (Phil
Cavarretta, who was 19
years and 33 days old with the
Chicago Cubs on
August 21,...
- they only
notched one
winning season.
Longtime infielder-manager Phil
Cavarretta, who had been a key
player during the 1945 season, was
fired during spring...
