Lou Dolci

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Latest revision as of 16:21, 8 August 2010

Lou Dolci
Louis William Dolci
Bat/Throw:	R/?
Height:	6' 2"
Weight:	175
Born:	1929-12-29 at Staten Island, NY (US)
Died:	2010-8-5 at Summit, NJ (US)

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Lou Dolci was a professional player.

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Profiles

His last name at birth was Dolcimascola. Both last names (Dolci and Dolcimascola) were used by the newspapers during his career with Dolci being more prevalent.

Sources

• "Obituary". Newark (NJ) Star-Ledger, 2010-08-07.