in the field, Larker took over as Los Angeles' regular first baseman. Starting 112 games and appearing in 133 contests overall, Larker reached career...

Larker may refer to: Norm Larker (1930–2007), American Major League baseball player a 6-rowed malting barley variety This disambiguation page lists articles...

outfielder, St. Louis Cardinals Bobby Shantz, pitcher, Pittsburgh Pirates Norm Larker, infielder, Los Angeles Dodgers Sam Jones, pitcher, San Francisco Giants...

Kracum, former professional football player, Brooklyn Dodgers (NFL) Norm Larker, former professional baseball player, Los Angeles Dodgers and Milwaukee...

1 Norm Larker reserve Charlie Neal reserve Stan Williams reserve Johnny Podres reserve 1960 Major League Baseball All-Star Game – Game 2 Norm Larker reserve...

Dodgers team that already had All-Star Gil Hodges at first base and Norm Larker. He dominated the minors, leading two separate leagues in home runs....

Hiller Willie Mays Willie McCovey José Pagán Jack Sanford August 8, 1963: Norm Larker was purchased by the Giants from the Milwaukee Braves. July 2: A four-hour...

Demeter 55 Ron Fairly  6 Carl Furillo 19 Jim Gilliam 25 Frank Howard  5 Norm Larker 45 Don Miles  4 Duke Snider  3 Elmer Valo 16 Bob Wilson Manager 24 Walter...

third inning. Wally Moon singled with two outs and scored on Norm Larker's single. Larker, who moved to second on an error, scored on Gil Hodges's single...

Pignatano 44 John Roseboro 34 Norm Sherry Infielders 29 Jim Baxes 19 Jim Gilliam 11 Dick Gray 14 Gil Hodges  5 Norm Larker 30 Bob Lillis 43 Charlie Neal...

Ted Kennedy at Chappaquiddick Harley Jane Kozak, actress and author Norm Larker (Beaver Meadows), National League All-Star player for the LA Dodgers...

Willie Davis (2) Wally Moon (4) Johnny Podres 1961 John Roseboro (3) Norm Larker Charlie Neal (5) Maury Wills (2) Tommy Davis Duke Snider (2) Willie Davis...

American, world's third longest living documented person (until age 119) Norm Larker (Beaver Meadows), player for the LA Dodgers Charles Lemmond, former state...

Landestoy, 2B (1978–1981) Jim Landis, LF (1967) Jason Lane, RF (2002–2007) Norm Larker, 1B (1962) Don Larsen, SP (1964–1965) Dan Larson, SP (1976–1977) Barry...

alignment through the western and southern portions of the borough. Norm Larker, former professional baseball player "ArcGIS REST Services Directory"...

Milwaukee Braves Joe Cunningham .345 1960 Dick Groat .325 Pittsburgh Pirates Norm Larker .323 1961 Roberto Clemente† .351 Pittsburgh Pirates Vada Pinson .343...

Pittsburgh Pirates 22 Al Jackson P New York Mets Pittsburgh Pirates 23 Norm Larker* 1B Houston Colt .45s Los Angeles Dodgers 24 Sammy Drake IF New York...

by actor George Wendt and is named Hilary after his paternal grandfather. Norm appeared in all 275 episodes of Cheers from 1982 to 1993 and was initially...

and Connie Grob were traded by the Braves to the Houston Colt .45s for Norm Larker. Prior to 1963 season: Lou Klimchock was acquired from the Braves by...

Hunter Lane Walt Lanfranconi Ryan Langerhans Johnny Lanning Gene Lansing Norm Larker Adam LaRoche Swede Larsen Tony La Russa Frank Lary Charley Lau Ramón...

Landrum, P, 1950, 1952 Tito Landrum, OF, 1987 Frank Lankford, P, 1998 Norm Larker, 1B, 1958–1961 Andy LaRoche, 3B, 2007–2008 Lyn Lary, SS, 1939 Tommy Lasorda...

San Francisco Giants for Manny Mota and Dick LeMay. November 30, 1962: Norm Larker was traded by the Colt .45s to the Milwaukee Braves for Jim Bolger, Don...

Camilli  8 John Roseboro 34 Norm Sherry Infielders 28 Bob Aspromonte 19 Jim Gilliam 15 Tim Harkness 14 Gil Hodges  5 Norm Larker 11 Bob Lillis 43 Charlie...

of chrome and clean lines, the Lark "flew" in the face of most of the established "longer, lower and wider" styling norms fostered by Detroit's "Big Three"...

Nate Eachus, former professional football player, Kansas City Chiefs Norm Larker, former professional baseball player, Los Angeles Dodgers and Milwaukee...

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playoff series, Pignatano entered the contest as a pinch runner for Norm Larker in the ninth inning, then took over as catcher in the tenth, replacing...

six innings. After getting two outs in the seventh, though, he walked Norm Larker and Gil Hodges on nine pitches, prompting manager Al López to replace...

leaguers whose career was interrupted during World War II. March 12 – Norm Larker, 76, All-Star first baseman for Los Angeles Dodgers (1958–1961), runner-up...

the seventh and Norm Larker singled leading off. However, John Roseboro hit into a ground ball double play to end that threat. Larker crashed into Logan...