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Fritz Peterson 

 

Fred Fritz Peterson (8 February, 1942, born Fred Ingels Peterson, Chicago, in Illinois), a former major league baseball player that New York Yankees, Cleveland has played for India, Texas from 1966 to 1976 and Rangers. Patterson started a southpaw pitcher with the Yankees in 1970, their best success enjoyed when he was 20-11 and all-star game was up.

Sunday, 21 September 2008 in the original Yankee Stadium during the last game, ESPN announced that pitcher of the game of all time at Yankee Stadium, Fritz Peterson was earned run average with a 2.52 era was. Whitey Ford was second with a 2.55 era. The award is permanent because Yankee Stadium was demolished. Patterson Yankee Stadium last ever original, the 1973 season completely after the last match was played in a game update for Yankees pitcher was started, and their 1974 Shea Stadium during the 1975 season to play forced.

1969 and 1970, Patterson lkyrdar (Fight - American League to improve the ratio was running. Patterson also runs League fewest 9 innings per one row, standing 5 years in 1968-1972 led. That was the last pitcher 5 years in a row that the world was young. 1970 and 1975 he won the league best 10th defeat - per cent.

However, fellow Yankee pitcher Mike he better today Kekich, a system in March of 1973 the pair announced in spring training with the family is remembered for swapping. Since Peterson and Kekich 1969 were inseparable friends, both families lived in New Jersey, their children were about the same age, and often visited the Bronx Zoo or the shore or enjoy a walk with there. They decided that one day business wives, children, and even the dog will.

Work in 1972, when the two couples wife swapping, a phenomenon that some uninhibited circles during the early 1970s caught on a double date joked about I started. According to a report, the first swap that summer place in New York sportswriter Maury Allen's house after a party that did. Couple made an official change in October, Kekich Marlin Peterson from Peterson and Susanne Kekich operates with, but word leaked out by spring 1973. A light moment came when New York Yankees general manager Lee MacPhail said, "we call day away from family can be." Business to work out better for Patterson Kekich it for her, as Patterson still is married to the former Susanne Kekich which he has had four children with. Kekich and Marilyn Peterson did not last long.