I'm new to this site but I've read alot of the older posts. I'm a very big Brooklyn Dodgers fan especially Gil Hodges, I feel he belongs in the hall of fame, He was the best first baseman of the 1950's plus he was a pretty good hitter. Pound for pound he was a better first baseman then Tony Perez plus percentage wise he beat him in every hitting category but one batting average by 6 points. He knocked in 100 runs 7 years in a row and averaged 30 home runs for 11 years from 1949-59. He was considered for player of the decade by the Sporting News for the 1950's along with 8 others currently in the hall of fame. The hall of fame isn't only on stats, sportsmanship and character counts too, Gil has all the qualifications, now all we need is for the 90 or so living hall of famers to see it.
Also does anyone know where Jerry Stern is, he mentioned in a post about Hilda Chester that he has her autograph on a program well I also have her autograph on a program and would like to get in touch with him.
Also does anyone know where Jerry Stern is, he mentioned in a post about Hilda Chester that he has her autograph on a program well I also have her autograph on a program and would like to get in touch with him.
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