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05/07/2008
Lawrence Peter Berra
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What is yogi berra's real name?
Baseball player Yogi Berra's real name is Lawrence Peter
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What is the birth name of Yogi Berra?
Yogi Berra's birth name is Berra, Lawrence Peter.
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Yogi Berra is a baseball player and manager (now retired),
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nickname; his real name is Lawrence. He was not named after
the cartoon bear - Berra was already famous when the cartoon
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How many children does Yogi Berra have?
According to Wikipedia - Yogi Berra has 3 children.
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Who is yogi berra married to?
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Where was Yogi Berra raised?
Yogi Berra was born and raised in St.Louis ,
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When was Yogi Berra born?
Yogi Berra was born on May 12, 1925.
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When did Yogi Berra die?
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Where did Yogi Berra live in Missouri?
Yogi Berra was born and raised in St. Louis, Missouri.
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What nicknames does Yogi Berra go by?
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How many hits did Yogi Berra have?
Yogi Berra ended his career with 2,150 hits. Yogi had
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Who was the Yankees catcher in 1954?
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Yogi Berra was the 1954 New York Yankees starting catcher.
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What was the salary of New York Yankees catcher Yogi Berra in 1947?
In 1947 Yogi Berra had a salary of $5,000.
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How did Yogi Berra get his name?
His friend said he looked like Hindu from a show
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Was the cartoon Yogi Bear named after the baseball player Yogi Berra?
Yes , he was named after Yogi Berra despite any refutations on
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What year did Yogi Berra retire from playing baseball?
Yogi Berra retired as an active player in 1965 with the New York
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How many RBIs did Yogi Berra have in the 1960 World Series?
In the 1960 World Series, Yogi Berra had eight runs
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What are the release dates for CenterStage - 2002 Yogi Berra?
CenterStage - 2002 Yogi Berra was released on:
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When and where was baseball player Yogi Berra born?
Yogi Berra was born May 12, 1925, in St. Louis, MO, USA.
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How many MVP awards did Yogi Berra win?
Yogi Berra won the American League MVP award in 1951, 1954, and
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