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Toby Atwell
Given Name: Maurice Franklin
Born: 1924

C 1952-56 Cubs, Pirates , Braves

Toby Atwell's Teammates

  • All-Star in 1952

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Career 378.2609110

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This Army Air Corps veteran almost saw his career come to an end when he hurt his knee sliding while playing for Montreal in 1949. Atwell's 1952 rookie season was his most productive offensively; he hit .290 for the Cubs. (RTM)
FROM THE BASEBALL CHRONOLOGY
» June 4, 1953: Pittsburgh trades OF Ralph Kiner, along with C Joe Garagiola, P Howie Pollet, and OF Catfish Metkovich to Chicago (NL) for C Toby Atwell, P Bob Schultz, 1B Preston Ward, 3B George Freese, OF Bob Addis, OF Gene Hermanski, and $150,000.

» April 27, 1954: In a slugfest featuring back-to-back homers three times, the Reds edge the Pirates, 8–7. Ted Kluszewski bangs a pair of 2-run homers, both off cousin Max Surkont. Jim Greengrass follows Klu's first homer with one of his own. Toby Atwell and Jerry Lynch go back-to-back in both the 6th and 8th innings for the Buccos, the only Pirates to accomplish the feat in the 20th century. Corky Valentine, with relief help from Smith, gains his first ML victory.