Baseball Hall of Fame catcher Roy Campanella is seen here (in a 1954 television Public Service Announcement) supporting the March of Dimes fight against polio
Baseball Hall of Fame catcher Roy Campanella is seen here (in a 1954 television Public Service Announcement) supporting the March of Dimes fight against polio
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Roy Campanella is one of my favorite players and heroes just for the kind of guy he was. Such a humble, caring, and kind man. It's so interesting to watch video of him playing, how he'd swing so hard and he'd literally clothesline players when tagging them, youd think he was some sort of brute off the field but in real life he was such a gentle, kind, and caring man. If only there were more like Campy today.
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