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1. I never owned A GERM RACK, but did play for the Cubs in 13 of my 16 seasons, and racked up four Gold Glove awards in my 2162 games at first base. I also pitched in one game. Who am I? Answer: (Two words, full name)

2. There were no divas in my time, so I never threw a HARDY DIVA HEX on anyone. I did throw more than a perfect game, but never got any credit for it. Actually, I threw 12 perfect innings in 1959, then lost to the Braves in the 13th. Which Pirate pitcher was I? Answer: (Two words, full name)

3. HIS JOB SONG might have been, "Somewhere Over the Rainbow", because this African-American great never had the chance to play in Major League baseball, but was the first Negro League and non-Major League player to be inducted into baseball's Hall of Fame. Who was this great? Answer: (Two words, full name)

4. I never had a problem with Dodger pitcher Carl Erskine, so I never said to BAN ERSKINE. You could take my baseball career to the bank for sure. I was a career Chicago Cub, and played with the greats of Ron Santo, Fergie Jenkins, Joe Niekro, and Billy Williams. I was the original 'Mr. Cub'. Who am I? Answer: (Two words, full name)

5. I wasn't from New York so nobody claimed that I was a CONY GUY. I was the first pitcher in history to win 400 games. Who am I? Answer: (Two words, full name)

6. I was a ROYAL BYRD, and I did play in the Negro League before becoming the first black American League player in 1947. Who am I? Answer: (Two words, full name)

7. Never drinking any FDA DEVIL WINE, this 21-year old began his 22-season career as a San Diego Padre. After eight seasons, he moved to New York to become a Yankee. This outfielder and DH hit 465 home runs and is a member of the 3000-hit club. He was a 2001 Hall of Famer. For some reason, many confuse him with Andre Dawson. Who is he? Answer: (Two words, full name)

8. I didn't have any time to MOTTLE because I barely finished high school when the New York Giants signed me. I was 17 years and one month old. I showed my appreciation for 22 seasons with them. Six times I led the league in home runs, and retired with 511. Who am I? Answer: (Two words, full name)

9. After Maury Wills of the Dodgers finally broke Ty Cobb's stolen base record by reaching the 100-plateau in 1962, this speedster broke Wills' record by stealing 118 in 1974. The jersey-wearing number 20 of the Cardinals retired in 1979 after 19 seasons. Who was this on OUR BLOCK? Answer: (Two words, full name)

10. Never with a BAD EGG SOW, which chicken-loving third baseman played for 18 seasons, was a 12-time all-star, most of them as a member of the Red Sox and Yankees, and led the American League five times in batting? Answer: (Two words, full name)