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Category: 9. Arts and crafts
- CUSH001. Cushman, Tom. “Brush
with success did not come easily to Locklear.” Union Tribune
(San Diego, CA) 23 June 1996:C1.
Publication type: Newspaper article
Electronic Access: Knight Ridder Newslibrary (www.newslibrary.com)
- $1.90
Biographical sketch of Gene Locklear, who played
baseball for the San Diego Padres 1973-1976, winning two batting titles
and MVP, then was traded to the Yankees, and retired after the 1978 season
in Japan. Locklear then turned his attention to art. His specialties are
Native American themes and sports figures. He has a studio in Pembroke
as well as in San Diego. His works are hanging in governors' mansions,
museums, the White House, the Smithsonian, and a Pete Rose restaurant in
Chicago.
Additional subjects: Locklear, Gene | Lumbees in sports and
athletics
This annotation was edited on: June 10, 2002
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