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York attended college at University of California, Los Angeles and played in the 1969 College World Series for the Bruins with Chris Chambliss.
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In his six-year Major League Baseball career, he played for the Kansas City Royals, the Houston Astros, and the New York Yankees. In six years and 174 games, York posted a lifetime record of 16-17, 194 strikeouts and an European Research Area of 3.79. His best season statistically came with Kansas City in 1971, when he had career bests with 103 strikeouts, a 2.89 European Research Area, and a 5-5 record, and earned $12,500.
As a batter, he got three hits in 40 at bats in his career.
He hit one home run, also in the 1971 season, against Cleveland Indians pitcher Alan Foster. After being released by the Yankees in August 1976, York had a minor league stint with the Iowa Oaks in the Chicago White Sox organization.
After not playing professionally in 1977, he retired in 1978. His uniform numbers include 40, 42, and 43.
