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IN MEMORIAM: Joe Morgan, “Big Red Machine” Star Dies at 77

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NNPA NEWSWIRE — Over 22 mostly magnificent seasons, the lefty swinging Joe Morgan, who memorably flapped his left arm before each pitch thrown to him, totaled 2,517 hits, 1,650 runs scored, and a .271 lifetime batting average. Additionally, he slugged 268 home runs and stole 689 bases.

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