Jerry Zimmerman
Baseball
Zimmerman began his professional baseball career when he was signed by the Boston Red Sox as an amateur free agent in 1952. In 1958, played for the Minneapolis Millers, Boston\'s Triple-A farm club, where his manager was Gene Mauch. After spending seven years in the minor leagues, he was released by the Red Sox on July 16, 1959 and was picked up by the Baltimore Orioles on the same day. Two months later, on September 25, the Orioles released him, and he was signed by the Cincinnati Reds.\n', '
Zimmerman finally got his big break during the 1961 season, when the Reds traded away catcher Ed Bailey and Zimmerman was called up to the majors. He was the Reds\' starting catcher during their pennant-winning season of 1961, and although he only had a batting average of .206, he still led the team\'s catchers, with Johnny Edwards hitting .186 and Bob Schmidt hitting .129. In the 1961 World Serie…
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