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A more interesting fact: Rip pitched 15 innings, split among 3 appearances, for the 1962 Foxes. That's essentially his pitching career. Although he had earlier pitching appearances in his minor league career, he seems not to have gotten anyone out in those. Cal would go on to become one of the chief architects of the training and value system known as "The Oriole Way" to my generation of baseball fans. After long-term service as a minor league manager, he'd join the Orioles coaching staff under Weaver, and would manage the big team for over a year near the middle of his son's long career. This profile originated as the January 30, 1999, Midwest League Tidbit on the Midwest League Mailing List. |
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