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    When you hear a uniform number pertaining to the Brooklyn Dodgers you probably think of a certain player, I know I do, but sometimes that player didn't always wear that number. I'll use Gil Hodges when he came up in 1943 he didn't wear number 14, what number did he wear. He isn't the only famous Dodger to wear a number different then his regular number. I thought we could have some fun with this and bring back some memories
    Last edited by kramer_47; 02-08-2006, 05:25 PM.
    Lets support Gil Hodges for The Hall of Fame, a true Hall of Famer.

  • #2
    He wore number 4 in 1943. A number made famous by none other than The Duke, but worn before him by another Brooklyn great Dolph Camilli.
    unknown brooklyn cabbie " how are the brooks doin"
    unknown fan "good they got three men on base"
    unknown brooklyn cabbie "which one?"

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    • #3
      Brooklyn Dodgers by the numbers

      Originally posted by theAmazingMet
      He wore number 4 in 1943. A number made famous by none other than The Duke, but worn before him by another Brooklyn great Dolph Camilli.
      That is great theAmazingMet you know your Dodgers history very good. Do you have any others that may stump us.
      Lets support Gil Hodges for The Hall of Fame, a true Hall of Famer.

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      • #4
        Ok here goes;
        What future Hall of Famer is the first player in Dodger History to wear #4?
        unknown brooklyn cabbie " how are the brooks doin"
        unknown fan "good they got three men on base"
        unknown brooklyn cabbie "which one?"

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        • #5
          Brooklyn Dodgers by the numbers

          Originally posted by theAmazingMet
          Ok here goes;
          What future Hall of Famer is the first player in Dodger History to wear #4?
          Hack Wilson at the tail end of his great career wore number 4 for the Dodgers in 1932-33
          Lets support Gil Hodges for The Hall of Fame, a true Hall of Famer.

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          • #6
            Right! Many people don't even know he played for the Dodgers. While much is made of today's players not playing their entire career in one city, this was just as prevelant in the early part of the century. Wilson being one example. Your turn.
            unknown brooklyn cabbie " how are the brooks doin"
            unknown fan "good they got three men on base"
            unknown brooklyn cabbie "which one?"

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            • #7
              Brooklyn Dodgers by the numbers

              Originally posted by theAmazingMet
              Right! Many people don't even know he played for the Dodgers. While much is made of today's players not playing their entire career in one city, this was just as prevelant in the early part of the century. Wilson being one example. Your turn.
              I know that but that is another part of our great Brooklyn Dodgers History, it is fantastic that people like you are so astute on Dodgers history.
              What Dodgers great is the only one in Brooklyn Dodgers history to wear the number 56.
              Lets support Gil Hodges for The Hall of Fame, a true Hall of Famer.

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              • #8
                I was about to say Drysdale, but I think this was a spring training or early season number for Campy
                unknown brooklyn cabbie " how are the brooks doin"
                unknown fan "good they got three men on base"
                unknown brooklyn cabbie "which one?"

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                • #9
                  Brooklyn Dodgers by the numbers

                  Originally posted by theAmazingMet
                  I was about to say Drysdale, but I think this was a spring training or early season number for Campy
                  You're right on it again it was an early 1948 number for Campy.
                  We all know Gilliam wore number 19 for the Dodgers, what pretty good left handed pitcher who batted righthanded wore it in the late 40's early 50's.
                  Lets support Gil Hodges for The Hall of Fame, a true Hall of Famer.

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                  • #10
                    Joe Hatten. Here's one for you what relatively famous player wore both 7 and 77 in at least two seasons in the 40's I believe.
                    unknown brooklyn cabbie " how are the brooks doin"
                    unknown fan "good they got three men on base"
                    unknown brooklyn cabbie "which one?"

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                    • #11
                      Brooklyn Dodgers by the numbers

                      Originally posted by theAmazingMet
                      Joe Hatten. Here's one for you what relatively famous player wore both 7 and 77 in at least two seasons in the 40's I believe.
                      That's right His son and daughter in law come on this site.
                      What number did Carl Furillo wear in 1946 and Tommy Lasorda wore in 1954.
                      Lets support Gil Hodges for The Hall of Fame, a true Hall of Famer.

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                      • #12
                        29. Wow didn't know that about Hatten. It is great to hear that family of former Dodgers come on this site. Wonder if Newk or Duke check it out.
                        unknown brooklyn cabbie " how are the brooks doin"
                        unknown fan "good they got three men on base"
                        unknown brooklyn cabbie "which one?"

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                        • #13
                          Brooklyn Dodgers by the numbers

                          Originally posted by theAmazingMet
                          29. Wow didn't know that about Hatten. It is great to hear that family of former Dodgers come on this site. Wonder if Newk or Duke check it out.
                          You're right again number 29, Joe's family is looking for any pictures or memorabilia of him. I don't know if any old Dodgers come on here. What other number besides 6 did Carl Furillo wear in 1946.
                          Lets support Gil Hodges for The Hall of Fame, a true Hall of Famer.

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                          • #14
                            29 and 5. I think he may be the only Dodger to wear 3 numbers in one year.
                            unknown brooklyn cabbie " how are the brooks doin"
                            unknown fan "good they got three men on base"
                            unknown brooklyn cabbie "which one?"

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                            • #15
                              Brooklyn Dodgers by the numbers

                              Originally posted by theAmazingMet
                              29 and 5. I think he may be the only Dodger to wear 3 numbers in one year.
                              I don't know we'll have to check that tomorrow, see you tomorrow.
                              Lets support Gil Hodges for The Hall of Fame, a true Hall of Famer.

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