Tiger rookies Lou Whitaker and Alan Trammell debut together - This Day In Baseball
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Tigers set to retire No. 1 in honor of “Sweet Lou” Whitaker on Saturday – The Oakland Press
Tigers set to retire No. 1 in honor of “Sweet Lou” Whitaker on Saturday – The Oakland Press
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Trammell and Whitaker debuted together 35 years ago - Vintage Detroit Collection
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Banging the Hall of Fame drum for 'Sweet Lou' Whitaker - Bless You Boys
Davenport Sports Network - ⚾️🎂On May 12, 1957 Detroit Tigers great Lou Whitaker was born in Brooklyn, New York. “Sweet Lou” grew up in Martinsville, Virginia and attended Martinsville High School where
September 9, 1977: Whitaker and Trammell make their debut – Society for American Baseball Research
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Detroit Tigers to Retire Lou Whitaker's Number on August 6 at Comerica Park - Ilitch Companies News Hub
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