Max Alvis Batting Stance, Cleveland Indians, 1965 Photo 8x10
The page from the 1965 Big Time Baseball sports publication highlights Max Alvis, a third baseman for the Cleveland Indians, known for his defensive and offensive contributions on the field. Born on February 2, 1938, in Jasper, Texas, Alvis played a significant role for the team during the early 1960s. His performance in the 1964 season was notable, with a batting average of .252, hitting 18 home runs, and contributing 53 RBIs. Over his career, at this point, he held a lifetime batting average of .263, with 40 home runs and 123 RBIs. Alvis was a right-handed batter and thrower, making him a versatile player. During this era, the Cleveland Indians were building a competitive roster, and Alvis's presence was an integral part of their lineup.