Ted Kluszewski
Baseball player and coach, Cincinnati Reds
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A professional baseball player and coach, made significant contributions to Major League Baseball primarily as a first baseman. Played for the Cincinnati Reds and was part of the 1961 World Series Championship team. Known for a powerful batting style, he achieved a .298 batting average over his career. After retiring as a player, transitioned into coaching, sharing expertise and experience with younger players.
Played for the Cincinnati Reds
Won the 1961 World Series
Achieved a .298 career batting average
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