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Harold (Tex) Floyd Walker is married and has no children and lives in Dallas, Texas per the 1949 California League Gold Book. His nationality is Dutch-English. He graduated from Adamson High School in Dallas in 1947 and played baseball. He attended Texas A & M College. He is an upholsterer during the off-season. His hobby is hunting. He was a high school battery-mate of Boston Red Sox pitcher Bobby Ramsey. Last year he hit 14 homers in 93 games. | Harold (Tex) Floyd Walker is married and has no children and lives in Dallas, Texas per the 1949 California League Gold Book. His nationality is Dutch-English. He graduated from Adamson High School in Dallas in 1947 and played baseball. He attended Texas A & M College. He is an upholsterer during the off-season. His hobby is hunting. He was a high school battery-mate of Boston Red Sox pitcher Bobby Ramsey. Last year he hit 14 homers in 93 games. | ||
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Harold (Tex) Floyd Walker is married and has no children and lives in Dallas, Texas per the 1949 California League Gold Book. His nationality is Dutch-English. He graduated from Adamson High School in Dallas in 1947 and played baseball. He attended Texas A & M College. He is an upholsterer during the off-season. His hobby is hunting. He was a high school battery-mate of Boston Red Sox pitcher Bobby Ramsey. Last year he hit 14 homers in 93 games.
Information is from the 1949 California League Gold Book
Death information is from the Social Security Death Index account number 454-38-9128
