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Lee May
(1943-2017)
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Lee May was born on 23 March 1943 in Birmingham, Alabama, USA. He was married to Terrye Perdue. He died on 29 July 2017 in Cincinnati, Ohio, USA.
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Known for
1979 American League Championship Series
TV Mini Series
Self - Baltimore Orioles Designated Hitter
1979 • 2 eps
Sunday Night Baseball
7.5
TV Series
Self - Kansas City Royals First Base Coach
1994 • 1 ep
1970 World Series
8.2
TV Mini Series
Self - Cincinnati Reds First Baseman
1970 • 5 eps
1970 National League Championship Series
TV Mini Series
Self - Cincinnati Reds First Baseman
1970 • 3 eps
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Previous
9
Prime 9
8.2
TV Series
Self
2010
1 episode
Sunday Night Baseball
7.5
TV Series
Self - Kansas City Royals First Base Coach
1994
1 episode
1979 World Series Video: Pittsburgh Pirates vs Baltimore Orioles
7.9
Video
Self - Baltimore Orioles Designated Hitter
1979
1979 American League Championship Series
TV Mini Series
Self - Baltimore Orioles Designated Hitter
1979
2 episodes
1972 MLB All-Star Game
TV Special
Self - NL First Baseman
1972
1971 MLB All-Star Game
TV Special
Self - NL First Baseman
1971
1970 World Series
8.2
TV Mini Series
Self - Cincinnati Reds First Baseman
1970
5 episodes
1970 National League Championship Series
TV Mini Series
Self - Cincinnati Reds First Baseman
1970
3 episodes
1969 MLB All-Star Game
TV Special
Self - NL First Baseman
1969
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Born
March 23
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1943
Birmingham, Alabama, USA
Died
July 29
,
2017
Cincinnati, Ohio, USA
(heart disease)
Spouse
Terrye Perdue
1962 - July 29, 2017 (his death, 3 children)
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Signed by the Cincinnati Reds as an amateur free agent in 1961. Hit .267 with 354 HR's and 1244 RBI's in 2071 games with the Reds (1965-1971), Houston Astros (1972-1974), Baltimore Orioles (1975-1980) and Kansas City Royals (1981-1982).
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The Big Bopper
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