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The Dom
DiMaggio History Page
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Dom DiMaggio,
baseball player
- Born: February 12, 1917
- Birthplace: San Francisco, CA
- Nickname(s): The Little Professor
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- Bats: Right, Throws: Right
- Height: 5' 9", Weight:
168 lb
- Debut: April 16, 1940
- Final Game: May 9, 1953
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Dominic Paul
"Dom" DiMaggio is a former outfielder who played his entire
career (11 seasons) for the Boston Red Sox (1940-42, 1946-53). His small
stature (standing five feet nine inches) and glasses earned him the
nickname "The Little Professor".
Dominic is the
brother of outfielders Joe DiMaggio and Vince DiMaggio.
In 1995 Dom DiMaggio was inducted to
the Boston Red Sox Hall of Fame.
Business
Achievements
With two Boston partners, he acquired American
Latex in 1953 and eventually bought out the partners for sole
ownership. He later acquired the Delaware Valley
Corporation and started Dom DiMaggio Inc. You can read more
information about Delaware Valley on the history
page which will give you an overview of how the company was started.
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Retired:
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- Business, Former President, Delaware
Valley Corporation.
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Other business
endeavors have included the renowned DiMaggio's Restaurant on
famed Fisherman's Warf in San Francisco, commercial Real Estate
on both coast, and co-founder of the New England Patriots
football franchise of the American Football League.
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Background in Sports
Former
Boston Red Sox outfielder. He still holds the all-time Red Sox
record for hitting safely in consecutive games (34). Youngest of the
DiMaggio trio who played major league baseball.
Former
executive and one of the founders of the Boston Patriots. Former
President and founder of the BoSox Club. BoSox designed to promote
interest on the Red Sox, and all baseball; and to establish closer contact
between the Red Sox players and Red Sox organization in the Boston
Community.
Hobbies and Family
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Emily Alberta Frederick |
| Children: |
Dominic Paul Jr., Emily and Peter |
| Hobbies: |
Fishing, reading, and economics |
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