Brock, Lou

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Brock, (Louis Clark) Lou (1939– ) baseball player; born in Hamilton, Ill. During his Hall of Fame career as an outfielder (1961–79), mostly for the St. Louis Cardinals, he stole a total of 938 bases, a record that stood until Rickey Henderson surpassed the mark in 1991. He had 3,023 hits.

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