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If you clicked on the info icon or the "Stats / Notes / Bio" link, you've reached this page which contains notes, memories, trivia and more about Gary  Jones.  If you have anything to add to this player's information, an interesting bit of trivia or a personal memory or story about Gary, please feel free to share it with us by filling out the form at the bottom of the page. Be sure to include your name and town.

Facts, Trivia, Memories and More about Gary Jones

Notes

Notes: Paul from Wading River reported that he found a scorecard from September 25, 1970 listing Gary Jones as wearing #56. It's very possible he wore both #39 and #56. I'm thinking he was originally assigned the higher #56 as a September call-up, then switched to #39 after long-time #39, Steve Hamilton, went to the White Sox after being selected off waivers.

Trivia

  • Gary appeared in 14 games for his entire career, spanning 2 appearances in 1970 and 12 in 1971. Oddly, he never appeared in a game that the Yankees won, the team record being 0-14 in games in which Jones appeared. It wasn't his fault, though. He was never tagged for a loss. He came close to appearing in a winning game on May 21, 1971. In a back-and-forth affair in Cleveland, the Yankees took a 7-6 lead into the bottom of the ninth, but the Indians scored two runs on four hits off Lindy McDaniel, the winning run being plated on a single by pinch hitter Gomer Hodge.

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