Alvin Dark(1922-2014)

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Alvin Dark was born on 7 January 1922 in Comanche, Oklahoma, USA. He was married to Jacolyn Rockwood and Adrienne Magnon. He died on 13 November 2014 in Easley, South Carolina, USA.

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Known for

The Colgate Comedy Hour

7.7

TV Series

Self - New York Giants shortstop

1962 World Series

5.5

TV Series

Self - San Francisco Giants Manager

1954 World Series

5.8

TV Mini Series

Self - New York Giants Shortstop

1948 World Series

4.3

TV Series

Self - Boston Braves Shortstop

Credits

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Self

ESPN 25: Who's #1?
6.2
TV Series
- Self
- 2005
The Top 5 Reasons You Can't Blame...
8.4
TV Series
- Self
- 2005
ESPN SportsCentury
7.1
TV Series
- Self
- 1999–2000
1975 American League Championship Series
TV Mini Series
- Self - Oakland Athletics Manager
- 1975
1975 MLB All-Star Game
TV Special
- Self - AL Manager
- 1975
1974 World Series
6.9
TV Mini Series
- Self - Oakland Athletics Manager
- 1974
1974 American League Championship Series
TV Mini Series
- Self - Oakland Athletics Manager
- 1974
1969 MLB All-Star Game
TV Special
- Self - AL Coach
- 1969
1963 MLB All-Star Game
TV Special
- Self - NL Manager
- 1963
1962 World Series
5.5
TV Series
- Self - San Francisco Giants Manager
- 1962
1954 World Series
5.8
TV Mini Series
- Self - New York Giants Shortstop
- 1954
The Colgate Comedy Hour
7.7
TV Series
- Self - New York Giants shortstop
- 1954
1954 MLB All-Star Game
TV Special
- Self - NL Shortstop
- 1954
1951 World Series
5.7
TV Mini Series
- Self - New York Giants Shortstop
- 1951
1951 MLB All-Star Game
TV Special
- Self - NL Shortstop
- 1951

Archive Footage

Personal details

Official sites
- Official Site
- The Alvin Dark Foundation
Height
- 5′ 11″ (1.80 m)
Born
- January 7, 1922
- Comanche, Oklahoma, USA
Died
- November 13, 2014
- Easley, South Carolina, USA
Spouses
Publicity listings
- 1 Magazine Cover Photo

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Trivia
Shortstop/Third Baseman for Boston Braves (1946 and 1948-1949), New York Giants (1950-1956), St. Louis Cardinals (1956-1958), Chicago Cubs (1958-1959), Philadelphia Phillies (1960) and Milwaukee Braves (1960).