(July 16, 1936- )
Born in Shreveport, Louisiana
Attended the University of Oklahoma
Relief pitcher for the San Francisco Giants (1959-1961), Chicago White Sox (1962-1966, 1972-1973), Baltimore Orioles (1966-1967), Cleveland Indians (1968), California Angels (1969-1972) and the St. Louis Cardinals (1973)

He shares his name with the singer.
He became a journeyman player after he left the White Sox.
He never pitched in a game with the Orioles during the 1966 World Series.
He only made one All Star selection throughout his career.

He threw a great knuckleball.
He was the AL leader in games pitched twice (1965-1966).
He impersonated Donald Duck very well.
He pitched two shutout innings during the 1966 All-Star Game.
He retired from baseball with 690 games pitched and 344 games finished.

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