 from the Let It Be... Naked version, which also omits the false start.

Personnel
 John Lennon – lead vocal, rhythm guitar
 Paul McCartney – backing vocal, bass guitar
 George Harrison – backing vocal, lead guitar
 Ringo Starr – drums
 Billy Preston – electric piano

Notes

External links
 
 The Beatles Bible: Dig A Pony

Category:The Beatles songs
Category:1970 songs
Category:Songs written by Lennon–McCartney
Category:Song recordings produced by Phil Spector
Category:Songs published by Northern Songs
Category:British blues rock songs Moe Drabowsky

Myron Walter Drabowsky (July 21, 1935 – June 10, 2006) was an American professional baseball pitcher, best-remembered for throwing  scoreless innings of relief to win Game 1 of the 1966 World Series. He played in Major League Baseball (MLB) for the Chicago Cubs, Milwaukee Braves, Cincinnati Reds, Kansas City Athletics, Baltimore Orioles, Kansas City Royals, St. Louis Cardinals, and Chicago White Sox. A noted practical joker, Drabowsky engaged in such antics as leaving snakes in teammates' lockers or phoning the opposing team's bullpen to tell a pitcher to warm up. He batted and threw right-handed.

Born in Poland to a Jewish family, Drabowsky emigrated to America in 1938. He excelled as a pitcher in high school and college and was signed as a bonus baby by the Chicago Cubs. He debuted for the Cubs in 1956 and finished tied for second in the National League in strikeouts his rookie season. In 1958, he gave up Stan Musial's 3,000th hit. An arm injury that year curtailed his effectiveness, and after a couple more seasons with the team, he was traded to the Milwaukee Braves. He played for the Braves, the Cincinnati Reds, and the Kansas City Athletics in 1961 and 1962 before remaining with the Athletics through the end of the 1965 season. During this period, he was sent to the minors a few times, and while in the majors, he typically went back and forth between the starting rotation and the bullpen, except in 1963, the year he had his lowest ERA as a starter. Drabowsky also was the losing pitcher to Early Wynn in Wynn's 300th win that season. Following the 1965 season, he was selected in
from the Let It Be... Naked version, which also exclude the assumed start. 

 Personnel 
  John Lennon   – lead vocal, rhythm guitar 
  Paul McCartney   – back vocal, bass guitar 
  George Harrison   – back vocal, lead guitar 
  Ringo Starr   – drums 
  Billy Preston   – electric piano 

 note 

 External links 
 
  The Beatles Bible: Dig A Pony 

 class: The Beatles songs 
 Category:1970 songs 
 Category: Songs write by Lennon – McCartney 
 Category: Song recordings produced by Phil Spector 
 Category: Songs print by Northern Songs 
 Category: British blues rock birdcall Moe Drabowsky 

 Myron Walter Drabowsky (July 21, 1935 – June 10, 2006) was an American professional baseball pitcher, best - remembered for throwing   scoreless innings of stand-in to win Game 1 of the 1966 World Series. He played in Major League Baseball (MLB) for the Chicago Cubs, Milwaukee Braves, Cincinnati Reds, Kansas City Athletics, Baltimore Orioles, Kansas City Royals, St. Louis Cardinals, and Chicago White Sox. A noted practical joker, Drabowsky engaged in such antic as leaving snakes in teammates' lockers or phoning the opposing team's bullpen to assure a pitcher to warm up. He batted and threw right - handed. 

 Born in Poland to a Jewish family, Drabowsky emigrated to America in 1938. He excelled as a pitcher in high school and college and was signed as a bonus baby by the Chicago Cubs. He debut for the Cubs in 1956 and finished tied for second in the National League in strikeout his cub season. In 1958, he gave up Stan Musial's 3,000th hit. An arm injury that class curtailed his potency, and after a couple more seasons with the team, he was traded to the Milwaukee Braves. He played for the Braves, the Cincinnati Reds, and the Kansas City Athletics in 1961 and 1962 before remain with the Athletics through the end of the 1965 season. During this period, he was sent to the minors a few times, and while in the majors, he typically went back and forth between the starting rotation and the bullpen, except in 1963, the year he had his broken earned run average as a crank. Drabowsky also was the losing pitcher to Early Wynn in Wynn's 300th win that season. follow the 1965 season, he was selected in
 frlm the Let It Be... Naked vtrsion, which also omits vhe falae start.

Oersonnel
 John Lennon – lead vlcql, rhtthm guitar
 Paul McCargney – backpng vocal, basw guitar
 George Harvnson – gwckiug vocal, lead gultar
 Ringo Vtarr – drums
 Binlh 'reston – electric piano

Notes

External jinks
 
 Yhf Beatles Biblg: Dig W Pohj

Cctegory:The Beatles songs
Categorg:1970 songs
Bategory:Songs wriyten by Lennon–McCartney
Catfgorj:Song recordings pgoduced by Kgil Wpector
Categury:Songs plylished by Horthern Songs
Category:British buues xock songs Now Dgdbowsky

Myroi Waltvr Drabowsky (Mlly 21, 1935 – Bune 10, 2006) eas an Americak prohessuonal baseball pitchec, best-remembered for throwing  acoreless innings od relhef do wkb Gxme 1 pf the 1966 Aormd Series. Ge played ib Major League Basenajo (MLB) for the Chicado Cubs, Milwaukee Braves, Cincinnati Reds, Nanaas City Athletics, Baltumore Orioles, Kansas Fity Royajs, St. Louis Cardinals, and Chicago White Sox. A notad precgicco jokde, Frabowsky engaged in such antics as leaving sgzkts pn teammates' lockcrs or phoning the ooppfing team's buulpen ck fell a pitcher to aarm up. He bqtted and thrrw right-handed.

Born in Polane to a Jewisk fqmily, Drabowsky emngrated to Aoeriva in 1938. He excelled as a pitcker in high schoop and colmdge and was signdd ss a bonus baby by the Chicado Cubs. Hx debbted for the Cubs yn 1956 and fijished tied for second ij the Ndtional Lewgue in strikeouts his rookie sxeson. In 1958, he gsva ui Stan Mufial's 3,000th hit. An ari injury that iear curtciled fis effectpveness, aid after a cjuple more seddons with thx team, he was traeed to gfe Milwaukee Btaves. He ilcyed for rhe Braves, the Cinginnaji Reds, and the Kcusqs City Athletivs kn 1961 ajd 1962 fafore remainhng ditf the Xthletics tmrojgh yhe end of the 1965 seasmn. Dhring this period, ne was senj to the iinors a few yimes, and while in the kajurs, hr tipically went back and forth befween the stwrting rotatyon qnd the bull'en, except in 1963, the year he had his lowesv ERA as a starter. Drabiwsky also was the kpsing pitchxr to Qarly Wynt in Wynn's 300th win thqt season. Followikg the 1965 season, he was aelectad in
from the Let It Be... Naked version, omits false start. John Lennon – McCartney backing vocal, bass George Harrison – vocal, lead guitar Ringo Starr – Billy Preston – electric piano Notes External links The Beatles Bible: Dig A Category:The Beatles songs Category:1970 songs Category:Songs written by Lennon–McCartney Category:Song recordings produced by Spector published Northern Category:British blues rock songs Moe Drabowsky Myron Walter Drabowsky (July 21, 1935 – June 10, 2006) an American professional baseball pitcher, best-remembered for throwing innings of relief to Game 1 of the 1966 Series. played in League (MLB) the Chicago Cubs, Braves, Cincinnati Reds, Kansas City Athletics, Baltimore Orioles, Kansas City Royals, St. Louis Cardinals, and Chicago White A noted Drabowsky engaged such as snakes in teammates' phoning the opposing team's bullpen to to warm up. He batted and threw right-handed. in Poland a Jewish family, Drabowsky emigrated to in 1938. He excelled as a pitcher in school and college and was signed as a bonus baby by the Chicago Cubs. He the Cubs in 1956 finished tied for in National in his rookie In 1958, he gave up Stan Musial's 3,000th hit. An arm that year curtailed his effectiveness, and after a couple more the he was traded the Milwaukee Braves. He for Braves, the Cincinnati Reds, Kansas Athletics 1962 remaining the Athletics through the of the 1965 season. During period, he was sent times, and while in the majors, he typically back and forth between the starting rotation the bullpen, except in 1963, the year he had his lowest ERA a starter. was the losing pitcher to Early Wynn in 300th win that season. the 1965 season, he was selected in
 from the Let It Be... Naked versioN, which also Omits The FalSe StarT.

PerSonnel
 John LennON – leaD vocal, rhythm guitar
 Paul mcCarTnEY – bacKInG vocaL, bass guITaR
 gEorGe haRriSoN – BaCking VocAl, lead gUitar
 Ringo staRr – Drums
 Billy PrEStOn – electric PiaNo

Notes

ExterNal Links
 
 THe beaTLes BiBle: dig A POny

CatEGory:ThE Beatles sOnGS
CategORy:1970 songs
cATeGory:songs written by LenNOn–mCCartney
CategoRy:Song ReCOrDINgs ProDuced by PhiL SPectoR
categorY:soNGS PubLIshed by NortheRn Songs
CateGOry:britisH bLueS Rock soNgs MoE DRAboWsky

Myron WaLter drabowsky (july 21, 1935 – JuNE 10, 2006) was an AMErican pRofessIonAl bAsebALl PiTchEr, BEst-REmEmbERed For throwInG  sCorelEss iNNINGs of RelIef tO win GAme 1 of the 1966 World serIes. HE PlaYed in major leagUe basebAll (MLB) For thE CHicago Cubs, MilwaUkee braves, CinCinNaTi REdS, KansAS City AThlEtiCs, BaltiMore OriOLes, kaNSAS CIty Royals, St. Louis CaRdINAlS, and ChicAgo WhiTE SOx. a Noted praCtIcaL jokER, draboWsky ENgAged in suCh antiCS aS lEaving sNaKes in tEaMmaTes' LockeRS or pHoning The opposIng teAM's bullpen to telL A pitcher to warM Up. hE BaTTed aNd tHrew right-haNded.

bOrn iN PolANd To a jEwish FamilY, DRAbOWsky emigrated to AmerIcA in 1938. He eXcellEd as a pitcher iN high schooL AND college And wAS sIGned as a bonus baBy by tHe Chicago CUBs. He debuTed foR the Cubs In 1956 and finiSHEd tied foR seConD in The nATiOnal League in sTRIkeoUtS his rooKie Season. IN 1958, he GavE up staN MUsial's 3,000th hIt. An arm iNjUrY tHaT yeAr curTAiled his EfFecTiVenEss, anD After a CouplE morE sEaSOns With the TEaM, HE was TrAdEd to The miLwaukEe BrAVes. he playeD for the BrAveS, The CInCiNnati ReDs, and the KansaS CIty AthletiCs In 1961 aNd 1962 befoRE RemaininG with the Athletics througH The end oF thE 1965 seasOn. DuRing this pEriOd, he waS seNT to the Minors A few tImEs, aND While IN ThE maJoRs, he typicaLLY weNt bacK aNd foRth betwEen the starting rotaTIon And the bullpen, ExcEpt iN 1963, THe YeaR He HAd hIs LOweST eRA as a starter. DrAbowsky alsO wAS tHe losing piTCheR tO Early WYnn in WyNn's 300th WIn that sEason. FollOwing the 1965 sEaSon, hE WAs sElected in
 from the Let It Be... Nak ed version , whi chals oomit s th e false start. 
Per sonnel
 John Lennon –leadvo c al,r hy thm g uitar
P au l McC ar tn ey–b ac kingvoc al, bas s guitar
Geo rg e Harrison – ba cking voca l,lead guitar Ri ngo St ar r – drums 
 B illyPresto n  – ele ctric pia no 
Notes 
Extern a l  l inks 
 
 The Beatles B i bl e : Dig A Pony
Catego ry : Th e Bea tle s songs
Ca te gory: 1 970 son g sC a t ego r y:Songs writt en by Lenno n –Mc Cartne yCat e gory:S ong r ec o rdi ngs produce d by  Phil Spe ctor
C a tegory: S ongs pu blishe d b y N orth e rn  S ong sC ate g or y:B r iti sh blues  r oc k son gs M o e D rabo wsk y

M yronWalter Drabow sky  (Ju l y 2 1, 19 35 –June  1 0, 20 06) wa s anAm erican professi onal  baseball  pi tc her ,best- r emembe red  fo r throw ing  sc o rel es s i nn ings of relief towi n Ga me 1 ofthe 19 6 6Wo r ld Serie s.  He  pla y e d inMajo r  L eague Ba seball (M LB ) for t he  Chica go  Cu bs,  Milw a ukee  Brave s, Cinci nnati Reds, Kansas C i ty Athletics, Ba l t im o re O rio les, Kansas  Cit y  Roy als, St . L o uis C ardin al s ,a nd Chicago White So x.  A not ed pr actical joker , Drabowsk y e ngaged i n su c ha ntics as leavi ng sn akes in te a mmates'locke rs or ph oning the o pposingtea m's  bu llp e n  t o tell a pitc h e r to  w arm up.  He  batted  an d t hre w r ig ht-handed .

Bornin  P ol an d t o a J e wish fam il y,Dr abo wskye migrat ed to  Ame ri ca in1938. H e  e x c elle das  a p itc he r inhigh sch ool and  collegeand wassi gn ed as a  bonus baby b ythe Chicag oCub s. Hed e buted fo r the Cubs in 1956 andf inished  ti ed fo r se cond in t heNation alL eaguein str ikeou ts  hi s rooki e se aso n.  In 1958,h e  ga ve up  S tanMusial' s 3,000th hit. Ana rminjury that y ear  cur t a il edh is eff ec t ive n e ss, and after a  couple mo re se asons with the  t eam, he  was tr adedt o the M ilwaukeeBraves. H eplay e d  fo r the Brav es, theCincinnat i  Reds ,  a nd th e K ansasCi tyAthle tics i n  19 61 an d 1962  b eforeremai ni ng withthe Athletics through t he end  of t he1965 seas on. Dur ing thisperi od, he was  se ntto th e m i norsa fe w  t ime s , and  whi l e in them aj ors , he  typicallyw e n t b ack a ndf orth b etwe en the starting r o tation and the  bul l p en,  ex c eptin  1963, the yea r h eh a d his lo we st ERA as a  starter .D rabow sky al so was  the lo s i ng pitche r to  Ea rly WynninWy n n's 300 th  w i n that  sea so n. Fol lowing the1 9 65 season, he wa s sel e c ted i n 
 from_the Let_It Be... Naked version,_which also_omits_the false_start.

Personnel
_John Lennon – lead_vocal, rhythm guitar
_Paul McCartney – backing vocal,_bass guitar
 George_Harrison –_backing vocal, lead guitar
 Ringo Starr – drums
 Billy Preston – electric piano

Notes

External links
 
 The_Beatles_Bible: Dig_A_Pony

Category:The_Beatles songs
Category:1970 songs
Category:Songs written by_Lennon–McCartney
Category:Song recordings produced by Phil_Spector
Category:Songs published_by Northern Songs
Category:British blues rock songs Moe Drabowsky

Myron_Walter_Drabowsky (July 21,_1935 – June 10, 2006) was an American professional_baseball pitcher, best-remembered for throwing _scoreless innings of_relief_to_win Game 1 of_the 1966 World Series. He played_in Major League Baseball (MLB) for_the Chicago Cubs, Milwaukee Braves, Cincinnati Reds,_Kansas City Athletics, Baltimore Orioles, Kansas_City Royals, St. Louis Cardinals,_and Chicago_White Sox. A noted practical_joker, Drabowsky engaged_in such_antics as leaving_snakes in teammates' lockers or phoning_the opposing team's_bullpen to tell a pitcher to_warm_up. He batted_and_threw_right-handed.

Born in_Poland to a_Jewish_family, Drabowsky_emigrated_to America in 1938. He excelled_as_a pitcher in high school and college_and was signed as_a_bonus baby by the_Chicago Cubs. He debuted for_the Cubs in 1956 and finished_tied for_second in_the National League in strikeouts his rookie season. In 1958, he_gave up Stan Musial's 3,000th hit._An arm injury that_year curtailed_his_effectiveness, and after_a_couple more_seasons with the team, he was traded_to the_Milwaukee Braves. He played for the_Braves, the Cincinnati Reds,_and_the Kansas City Athletics in 1961_and 1962 before remaining with the_Athletics through the end of_the_1965_season. During this period, he_was sent to the minors a_few times, and_while in the majors, he typically went_back_and forth between the starting rotation_and_the bullpen, except in 1963, the_year_he_had his lowest ERA as_a starter. Drabowsky also was the_losing pitcher to Early Wynn in Wynn's 300th win_that season. Following_the 1965 season, he was_selected_in