Don Lock

1936–2017 (age 81)

Major League Baseball outfielder

Biography

Don Lock made his mark in Major League Baseball with a powerful right-handed swing, patrolling center field and later first base for the Washington Senators, Philadelphia Phillies and other clubs from 1960 through 1969.

After his playing days he shared his love of the game through coaching youth teams and supporting community leagues, remembered by teammates for his infectious enthusiasm for baseball.

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