Category:Gil Hodges
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| Date of birth | 4 April 1924 Indiana | ||||
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| Date of death | 2 April 1972 West Palm Beach | ||||
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Media in category "Gil Hodges"
The following 21 files are in this category, out of 21 total.
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1949-bowman-100-gil-hodges-24857.jpg 246 × 299; 19 KB
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1970 New York Mets spring training (10).jpg 695 × 1,024; 371 KB
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Carroll Street Community Garden 2023 jeh.jpg 4,000 × 3,000; 5.79 MB
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Fred Kipp with Pee Wee Reese and Gil Hodges in Hiroshima, Japan.jpg 2,584 × 1,980; 2.15 MB
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Gil Hodges (2020737328).jpg 1,024 × 696; 350 KB
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Gil Hodges (2020737330) (cropped).jpg 285 × 329; 113 KB
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Gil Hodges 1949.png 877 × 1,388; 2.32 MB
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Gil Hodges 1953.jpg 252 × 393; 41 KB
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Gil Hodges 1956.jpg 324 × 390; 35 KB
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Gil Hodges 1958.jpg 639 × 800; 45 KB
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Gil Hodges 1960.png 253 × 395; 185 KB
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Gil Hodges 1963.jpg 315 × 397; 36 KB
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Gil Hodges Mets.jpg 734 × 907; 125 KB
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Gil Hodges, Dusty Boggess and Richie Ashburn 1950.jpg 1,946 × 1,841; 1.19 MB
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Gil Hodges.png 380 × 445; 318 KB
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GilHodges Mets.png 560 × 560; 7 KB
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Mets retired 14.svg 133 × 133; 4 KB
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Mets spring training, St. Petersburg, Florida. Gil Hodges, Manager.jpg 1,024 × 696; 529 KB
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Opening Day Baseball game, LBJ tosses LCCN2016646681.jpg 5,302 × 3,690; 7.91 MB
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Selected scenes of past and present sport personalities (111-lc-46065).webm 9 min 14 s, 655 × 480; 226.93 MB
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The Mets, Spring training in Sarasota, Fla. (2020737330).jpg 1,024 × 695; 296 KB
Categories:
- Hodges (surname)
- Gil (given name)
- 1924 births
- 1972 deaths
- Deaths from myocardial infarction
- Recipients of the Bronze Star Medal (United States)
- Gold Glove Award winners
- First basemen
- Brooklyn Dodgers players
- Los Angeles Dodgers players
- New York Mets players
- Major League Baseball players with retired numbers
- Baseball players from Indiana
- Men's baseball players from the United States
- Major League Baseball managers
- New York Mets managers
- Washington Senators (1961-1971)
- People of the United States Marine Corps
- Princeton, Indiana
- Burials at Holy Cross Cemetery (Brooklyn)
- Alumni of Oakland City University
- 47-year-old deaths