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Today in Baseball History – February 2nd

Today in Baseball History – February 2nd

February 2, 1989

Bill White, a former N.L. All-Star with the St. Louis Cardinals, was elected president of the National League. The former first baseman won seven straight Gold Glove Awards from 1960-1966.

White would stay the N.L. President until 1994.

Born on this day:

1975 Mark DeRosa

1975 Neifi Perez

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