Which statement is true about Pete Gray, who played outfield for the St. Louis Browns during World War II?
- Gray was legally blind in one eye.
- Gray had only one arm.
- Gray was the only person to lead in home runs while playing for a last place team.
- During this period Gray was the only player to hit 50 homers in one year.
Answer
The correct answer is B) Gray had only one arm..
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