Davey Williams

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David Carlous Williams (November 2, 1927 in Dallas, Texas), is a former professional baseball player who played second base in the Major Leagues in 1949 and 1951 thru 1955. His Major League debut was on September 16, 1949 and played for the New York Giants for his entire career. He earned a selection on the All-Star team in 1953 and won a World Series ring with the Giants in 1954. He ended his career batting .252 with 32 home runs and 163 RBIs. He was a coach for the Giants after his career ended.

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v • d • e New York Giants 1954 World Series roster

9 Wes Westrum \| 10 Davey Williams \| 16 Hank Thompson \| 19 Alvin Dark \| 20 Monte Irvin \| 22 Don Mueller \| 24 Willie Mays \| 25 Whitey Lockman \| 26 Dusty Rhodes \| 28 Ruben Gomez \| 35 Sal Maglie \| 37 Don Liddle \| 42 Marv Grissom \| 43 Johnny Antonelli \| 49 Hoyt Wilhelm Manager 2 Leo Durocher

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