Playing in 62 games, Davis batted .234 with 15 hits over 64 at-bats while manning all three outfield spots, driving in four runs and scoring 10 with a couple of extra-base-hits.
His career started as one of the many youngsters for the Houston Colt .45’s back in 1962 as a 20-year old, appearing in six games before spending the following three seasons in their minor league system before making it back up in 1966.
In 1968 he was traded to the St. Louis Cardinals in mid-season, getting to play in the World Series as a member of the National League champs who’d end up losing to the Detroit Tigers, going 0-7 at the plate, before playing that final year in ‘69 over in Pittsburgh.