Lefty Grove, Hall of Fame pitcher, dies at 75
Lefty Grove, famed fast-ball pitcher with a fiery temper, dies at his Norwalk home at age 75. The Hall of Famer played 17 big league seasons with the Athletics and Red Sox, compiling a 300–140 record, 2,266 strikeouts, and an .682 winning percentage. He passed away from a heart attack.
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