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Beverly remembers Red Sox legend Walt Dropo (12/29/2010): Hundreds of mourners turned out, braving the snow and cold for a wake to pay tribute to a man —former Red Sox player and 1950 American League Rookie of the Year Walt Dropo — that most described as a “gentle giant” at the Campbell, Lee, Moody, Russell Funeral Home in Beverly Dec. 22. Former Red Sox first baseman Walt Dropo laid to rest in Cambridge (12/28/2010): Former Red Sox first baseman Walt Dropo was laid to rest last Thursday at St. Sava Serbian Orthodox Church in Cambridge. He was 87. Walt Dropo, drafted by Bears, played for White Sox, dies at 87 (12/19/2010): Walt Dropo could have played football for the Chicago Bears. He could have played professional basketball as the NBA was getting started. Walt Dropo, '50 AL Rookie of the Year and Sox first baseman (12/19/2010): STORRS, Conn. — Walt Dropo, who played 13 seasons in the majors and won the 1950 American League Rookie of the Year award with the Boston Red Sox , has died. He was 87. WEB FIRST: UConn sports legend Walt Dropo dead at 87 (12/18/2010): The following is a press release from UConn Athletic Communications:
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Beverly remembers Red Sox legend Walt Dropo (12/2010): Hundreds of mourners turned out, braving the snow and cold for a wake to pay tribute to a man —former Red Sox player and 1950 American League Rookie of the Year Walt Dropo — that most described as a “gentle giant” at the Campbell, Lee, Moody, Russell Funeral Home in Beverly Dec. 22.

























