Al Oliver, who would also transition to be primarily a firstbaseman in his thirties, started in center, but by the time the ninth had rolled around, Dave Augustine had entered the game as a pinch runner for firstbaseman Bob Robertson, with Oliver moving to his future home of first base. I can't speak to whether Augustine was any good, as he only appeared in 29 games over two seasons, but he did show off his cop-on-the-edge facial hair standing in whatever the Bradenton version of The Sadecki Spot is on the Topps '74 Rookie Outfielders card. https://vintagecardprices.com/pics/1869/1_150893.jpg>