Art Schallock, who played for the New York Yankees and was the oldest living former major leaguer, has died at the age of 100. Celebrated for his contributions to baseball during a historic era, he was known for his kindness and personal connections. Schallock made his debut in 1951 and earned three World Series rings between 1951 and 1953. He was notable for his friendship with teammates like Yogi Berra. His death marks the end of an impressive life filled with family, humor, and a love for baseball.
"That was quite a thrill, quite a thrill playing with those guys... I roomed with Yogi Berra when I got my shot in the majors."
"He lived a life filled with cherished friendships, family, and a passion for the sport that defined much of his journey."
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