- Living in Eugene, Or.
- Part time manager of Axemen baseball
- Padres are 60-102, 42 games behind the Dodgers
- I have 42 of 43 Padres
- Have not been able to track down this Bernie Williams.
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- Rod (Padrographs)
- Portland, OR, United States
- I am a Navy brat who went to 10 schools in 12 years in 4 different states. I have lived in 7 different states. I read two or 3 books a week. I manage a used bookstore for the county library system.
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Good luck tracking down Williams. Didn't even realize there was a different Bernie in baseball until this post. Noticed he played in Japan after his time with the Padres. Maybe he stayed over there after he retired.
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