Bill Bergesch (Baseball, soccer. Born, St. Louis, MO, June 17, 1928; died, Stamford, CT, May 10, 2011.) In 1961, Louis William Bergesch was the second man hired by the embryo New York Mets (road secretary Lou Niss was the first), as scouting and farm director. But following the Mets’ first season, Bergesch moved to the Yankees […]
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Paul O’Neill (Baseball. Born, Columbus, OH, Feb. 25, 1963.) It was a long, circuitous trip for Paul Andrew O’Neill to Yankee Stadium, but once he got there, he made his presence felt. O’Neill spent seven seasons in seven minor-league towns , getting three callups with Cincinnati from 1985-87 that aggregated 92 major league games. He […]