Dale Alexander - Life After Baseball

Life After Baseball

Alexander was a scout for the New York & San Francisco Giants for 13 years (1951–1963) and for the Milwaukee Braves in 1964.

Alexander died at his birthplace, Greeneville, Tennessee, at age 75.

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