Bingo was a scrappy player with a deep love of the game, qualities which made him a fan favorite on the 1944 pennant-winning Brewer club before he moved up to the majors, as Paul Tenpenny wrote in his excellent profile of Bingo earlier this year.
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George Binks 1944 Original Snapshot and Autograph
(Collection of Paul Tenpenny)
(Collection of Paul Tenpenny)
Bingo's daughter-in-law and grandson-in-law were gracious enough to leave comments on the post after his passing; we thank them for their kind words and wish to express our condolences for their family's loss.
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