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Milwaukee Braves
SPORTS FRANCHISE
Played as the Boston Braves until moving to Milwaukee in 1953. National League champions in 1957 and 1958. World Series winners in 1957. Moved and became the Atlanta Braves in 1966.
| Name | Occupation | Birth | Death | Known for |
| Hank Aaron |
Baseball |
5-Feb-1934 |
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Hit 755 home runs over his career |
| Joe Adcock |
Baseball |
30-Oct-1927 |
3-May-1999 |
Milwaukee Braves First Baseman |
| Gene Conley |
Baseball |
10-Nov-1930 |
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NBA and MLB champion |
| Alvin Dark |
Baseball |
7-Jan-1922 |
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Retired MLB Shortstop and Manager |
| John J. Louis, Jr. |
Business |
10-Jun-1925 |
15-Feb-1995 |
US Ambassador to the UK, 1981-83 |
| Billy Martin |
Baseball |
16-May-1928 |
25-Dec-1989 |
NY Yankees manager, fired 5 times |
| Eddie Mathews |
Baseball |
13-Oct-1931 |
18-Feb-2001 |
Hit 512 home runs |
| Warren Spahn |
Baseball |
23-Apr-1921 |
24-Nov-2003 |
Winner of 1957 Cy Young Award |
| Bobby Thomson |
Baseball |
25-Oct-1923 |
16-Aug-2010 |
1951 home run brought Giants to the Series |
| Joe Torre |
Baseball |
18-Jul-1940 |
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MLB EVP for Baseball Operations |
| Bob Uecker |
Baseball |
26-Jan-1935 |
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