Another famous former Baby Bird is Boog Powell, who played there in 1959, also as a 17-year-old.
In the 1970s and 1980s Powell appeared in more than ten different television commercials for Miller Lite beer, including a memorable one with umpire Jim Honochick.
In 1963, Gaines occasionally spelled left-handed-hitting Boog Powell as the Orioles' left fielder and batted an MLB career-high .286.
With the acquisition of Cuellar, joining the likes of Jim Palmer and Dave McNally, and sluggers Frank Robinson, Brooks Robinson and Boog Powell, the Orioles began one of the strongest sequences of years in professional baseball in 1969.
Colin Powell | William Powell | Anthony Powell | Robert Baden-Powell, 1st Baron Baden-Powell | Michael Powell | Baden Powell | Dick Powell | Robert Baden-Powell | Eleanor Powell | Robert Powell | Enoch Powell | Monty Powell | Lewis F. Powell, Jr. | John Wesley Powell | William Powell Frith | Powell River, British Columbia | Powell and Pressburger | Lawrence Clark Powell | Jane Powell | James Powell and Sons | Powell | Olave Baden-Powell | Michael Powell (director) | Clifton Powell | Baden Powell (mathematician) | Lewis Powell | Lake Powell | Jeff Powell | James R. Powell | Cozy Powell |
Jim Barbieri and Boog Powell would become the first ball players to appear in both Little League World Series and Major League World Series.