Leo Cárdenas

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'Leonardo Cárdenas (born December 17, 1938 in Matanzas, Cuba) was a professional boxer in United States who went pro at 21 and boxed for 4 years and teaches at expert village. ==External links==

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  v • d • e National League Shortstop Gold Glove Award 1958: McMillan | 1959: McMillan | 1960: Banks | 1961: Wills | 1962: Wills | 1963: Wine | 1964: Amaro | 1965: Cárdenas | 1966: Alley | 1967: Alley | 1968: Maxvill | 1969: Kessinger | 1970: Kessinger | 1971: Harrelson | 1972: Bowa | 1973: Metzger | 1974: Concepción |1975: Concepción | 1976: Concepción | 1977: Concepción | 1978: Bowa | 1979: Concepción | 1980: Smith | 1981: Smith | 1982: Smith | 1983: Smith | 1984: Smith | 1985: Smith | 1986: Smith | 1987: Smith | 1988: Smith | 1989: Smith | 1990: Smith | 1991: Smith | 1992: Smith | 1993: Bell | 1994: Larkin | 1995: Larkin | 1996: Larkin | 1997: Ordóñez | 1998: Ordóñez | 1999: Ordóñez | 2000: Pérez | 2001: Cabrera | 2002: Rentería | 2003: Rentería | 2004: Izturis | 2005: Vizquel | 2006: Vizquel | 2007: Rollins

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