"Though Big Ed saw only part-time duty with New York in 1955, almost 50% of his hits were homers!
His best year was 1952 with the White Sox when he hit .296 with 104 RBIs. A good fielder, Eddie led the American League in putouts three times and double plays twice."
-1956 Topps No. 302
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