Dick Williams Home Address

Dick Williams 1526 Via Salaria Ct Henderson, NV 89052 Request Date: 03/06/2007 Date Received: 03/13/2007 [7 Days] Items Sent: 1 x Custom Letter Items Received: 2 x Custom Letter / Additional Card Signed With: Blue Pen

Inscription: To Alex Good luck on your baseball collection and in life. Sincerely Dick Williams

NOTE: Some collectors have reported that Dick Williams, who will be inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame at Cooperstown in July 2008, is now signing through the mail for a small donation (check or money order made out to Child Haven).

His mail is now being handled by his son Marc Williams, and they are requesting $10 for baseball cards, index cards, or photos, $25 for larger items.

Marc Williams
P.O. Box 778327
Henderson NV 89077-8327

• AutographsThroughTheMail.com Player Page
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• HTTP://WWW.SPORTSAUTOSTTM.COM [01/13/2006]

Born: 5/7/1929 St. Louis, MO USA Debut: 06/10/1951 (22) Final Game: 10/01/1964 (35) Current Age: 80 HOF: 2008 Teams: Baltimore Orioles Boston Red Sox Cleveland Indians California Angels Brooklyn Dodgers Kansas City Athletics Oakland Athletics San Diego Padres Seattle Mariners Montreal Expos

Career Managing Stats Year Team Wins Losses Win % 1967 Boston Red Sox 92 70 0.57 1968 Boston Red Sox 86 76 0.53 1969 Boston Red Sox 82 71 0.54 1971 Oakland Athletics 101 60 0.63 1972 Oakland Athletics 93 62 0.60 1973 Oakland Athletics 94 68 0.58 1974 California Angels 36 48 0.43 1975 California Angels 72 89 0.45 1976 California Angels 39 57 0.41 1977 Montreal Expos 75 87 0.46 1978 Montreal Expos 76 86 0.47 1979 Montreal Expos 95 65 0.59 1980 Montreal Expos 90 72 0.56 1981 Montreal Expos 44 37 0.54 1982 San Diego Padres 81 81 0.50 1983 San Diego Padres 81 81 0.50 1984 San Diego Padres 92 70 0.57 1985 San Diego Padres 83 79 0.51 1986 Seattle Mariners 58 75 0.44 1987 Seattle Mariners 78 84 0.48 1988 Seattle Mariners 23 33 0.41   1571 1451 0.52

FORMER RED SOX CATCHER RUSS GIBSON DIES (AP)
Source: Yahoo Sports [07/29/2008]
Russ Gibson, a catcher on the Boston Red Sox team that went to the 1967 World Series, has died. He was 69. He died Sunday after a long illness, the Red Sox said. On the same day that Gibson died in Swansea, Mass., Dick Williams, the manager of that team, was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame. Gibson was a rookie on the 1967 team whose season was called the "Impossible Dream," having reached the...

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FORMER BOSOX CATCHER GIBSON DIES AT 69
Source: Fox Sports [07/29/2008]
Russ Gibson, a catcher on the Boston Red Sox team that went to the 1967 World Series, has died. He was 69. He died Sunday after a long illness, the Red Sox said. On the same day that Gibson died in Swansea, Mass., Dick Williams, the manager of that team, was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame. Gibson was a rookie on the 1967 team whose season was called the "Impossible Dream," having reached the World Series after finishing ninth in the 10-team AL in 1966.

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GOOSE GOSSAGE, DICK WILLIAMS ENTER HALL
Source: SportingNews [07/27/2008]
COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. (AP) -- For more than two decades, Rich "Goose" Gossage unnerved batters as one of...

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GOSSAGE, DICK WILLIAMS INDUCTED INTO HALL
Source: Fox Sports [07/27/2008]
Rich "Goose" Gossage has been inducted into the Hall of Fame after a career of more than two decades in which he was one of baseball's most menacing relievers. Gossage was enshrined Sunday with former manager Dick Williams, who won World Series titles in 1972 and 1973 with Oakland. He also took Boston and San Diego to the World Series. Gossage was a nine-time All-Star. He joins Bruce Sutter, Hoyt Wilhelm, Rollie Fingers and Dennis Eckersley as the only relievers in Cooperstown.

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CASHMAN NOT OPTIMISTIC ABOUT WASHBURN
Source: ESPN [07/27/2008]
Yankees general manager Brian Cashman, in Cooperstown to watch the induction ceremonies for Goose Gossage and Dick Williams, didn't sound like a man who's optimistic of making another significant trad...

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