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Bill Stoneman Baseball Player - General Manager - 14 de June de 2025
William Hambly Stoneman III (born April 7, 1944) is an American former professional baseball player and executive who, during his eight-year (1967-1974) pitching career in Major League Baseball, threw two no-hitters; then, as general manager of the Anaheim Angels (1999-2007), presided over the franchise's first-ever World Series championship in 2002.
Chicago Cubs (1967-1968)
Montreal Expos (1969-1973)
California Angels (1974)
Sent him 2 cards on 6 May and got them back signed on 14 Jun
Mr Bill Stoneman
2519 N San Miguel Dr
Orange, CA 92867 |
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MLB Bill Stoneman Success - 28 de April de 2025
Sent a LOR, SASE and TC to:
William 'Bill' Stoneman
2519 North San Miguel Dr
Orange, CA 92867
Sent: 4/18/25
Received: 4/28/25
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Bill Stoneman Success (Former Angels GM and Expos Pitcher) - 21 de January de 2012
On 1-13-2012, I mailed former Angels GM Bill Stoneman a LOR, SASE, and 2011 Topps Angels Team History Card. The card features Manager Scioscia holding the World Series Trophy. Since I had no cards of Stoneman as a player, I opted to send this. Stoneman also threw 2 no-hitters as a pitcher for the Montreal Expos. I collect members of the multiple no-hit club. On January 21, 2012, I received my signed card.  |
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Bill Stoneman success - 06 de May de 2011
Send old Topps card in toploader, short note, and SASE to Bill Stoneman at:
2519 N. San Miguel Dr.
Orange, CA 92867-8604
Sent on April 30th, 2011. Received back on May 5th, 2011. Card was signed with ballpoint. Undamaged upon return. Bill Stoneman pitched two no-hitters during his major league career, both for the Expos. His first was on his fifth major league start, and the ninth game in the history of the Expos franchise. The second was the first no-hitter pitched in Canada. He later went on to become the GM with the Angels, hiring Mike Scioscia and winning the 2002 World Series. |
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