Carroll Hardy
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Carroll Hardy ✝

1963–1964 in Houston Colt .45s
BaseballBorn May 18, 1933Died Aug 9, 2020
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#1 most met of the 7 on Houston Colt .45s.
Most met on that list: Claude Raymond, 0 collectors.
Legendary 1–2Rare 3–5Uncommon 6–15Common 16+

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Houston Colt .45s castmates

Collectors per person
Billy Goodman
1962–
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Claude Raymond
1964–1965
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Don Larsen
1964–1965
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Eddie Kasko
1964–1965
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Jim Owens
1964–1965
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Rusty Staub
1963–1965
0 collectors

About Carroll

Hardy attended the University of Colorado from 1951 to 1955, where he lettered in football, baseball and track. He was all-Big Seven Conference as a halfback, running from a single-wing formation under head coach Dallas Ward, and All-Conference in baseball under head coach Frank Prentup.\n', ' A third-round pick in the 1955 NFL Draft, Hardy chose baseball over football after one year in the National Football League (NFL). He caught 12 passes—four for touchdowns— while he played halfback with the San Francisco 49ers in 1955, but his biggest claim to fame will always be related to baseball, even though he was named the Hula Bowl MVP that year.\n', ' As a 49er, he shared the field with Pro Football Hall of Famers Y. A. Tittle, Joe Perry and Hugh McElhenny.\n', '

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1962

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