About Gaspar Pérez
Born 1943. Gaspar Pérez is a baseball player.
Angel Gaspar Pérez Guerra (born April 30, 1943) is a Cuban former baseball player. Nicknamed "El Curro", he played in the Cuban National Series from 1964 to 1973 with various teams from his native Matanzas Province.
Pérez debuted in the 1964–65 season with Occidentales, playing under manager Gilberto Torres. Originally a catcher and infielder, he eventually transitioned to pitching but kept a reputation of being a good hitter. He twice led the circuit in wins, in 1965 (his first season) and 1967. In his 1968 season, Pérez led the league in complete games (18) and innings pitched (212.2). He finished his National Series career with a win-loss record of 76–63 and a career earned run average of 2.62.
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Who is Gaspar Pérez?
Cuban baseball player
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Gaspar Pérez was born on 30 April 1943.
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Gaspar Pérez is a baseball player.
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