Oscar Gamble 68 dies famed Yankees outfielder known for Afro
Former big league outfielder Oscar Gamble died at 68 after a long battle with a jaw tumor. The left handed hitter, famed for his crouched stance and Afro, played seven MLB teams including two stints with the New York Yankees and reached the 1981 World Series. He battled ameloblastoma diagnosed years earlier and underwent multiple operations starting in 2016.
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Lowell Woods Gamble
Gamble
Montgomery
Alabama
UAB Hospital
Birmingham
New York Yankees
Afro Sheen
George Steinbrenner
Yankees
Pete Sheehy
Steinbrenner
Oscar
Reggie Jackson
Chicago White Sox
Bucky Dent
Texas
Mickey Rivers
Miami
Don Mattingly
Billy Martin
Dan Epstein
America
Chicago Cubs
Buck O'Neil
Cincinnati
Crosley Field
Dick Selma
Philadelphia
Johnny Callison
Connie Mack Stadium
Lou Piniella
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Oscar Gamble
Kip Reid longtime California horseman dies in Louisville
Clifford Chester Kip Reid 72 of Louisville Kentucky passed away January 15 2018 after a life in Dexter New Mexico and California. He trained horses worked in well drilling then Kaiser Aluminum and later became a certified masseur for people and horses. Burial near Roswell New Mexico follows a memorial at First Presbyterian Church Dexter with donations to the American Lung Association requested.
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Kip) Reid
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Louisville, KY
Oliva
Albuquerque
Dexter
Dexter High School
Cliff
California
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New Mexico Highlands University
Germany
Calvin Sterrett
Dan Lewis
Kaiser Aluminum
Dan
Bogle
Ann Raugstad
Kelly Ranger
Justine Bradley
South Park
First Presbyterian
American Lung Association
Robert Reid
Dunvegan
Dan Rope
Former Padres and Diamondbacks GM Kevin Towers dies at 56
KT Towers a former Padres GM who built 1998 World Series run and later led Arizona with a 2011 NL West title died from cancer at 56. The outspoken front office figure battled thyroid cancer and was remembered as a fierce yet affable baseball lifer by peers including Tony La Russa and Brian Cashman.
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Tony Gwynn
Jerry Coleman
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Houston
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Kevin Brown
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Jake Peavy
New York Mets
Sandy Alderson
Jeff Moorad
Moorad
Derrick Hall
Talae
Dallas