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- | + | Personal | |
- | + | He is single and was residing in McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania in 1953. | |
- | + | His hobbies are hunting, golf and playing ukulele. | |
- | + | His biggest day in baseball was in the first game for Lockport in the Pennsylvania-Ontario-New York League when he hit two home runs and a single and batted in five runs. | |
- | + | Pre-professional career | |
- | + | He graduated from McConnellsville High School in 1949 and participated in baseball, basketball, track and soccer. | |
- | + | He was the Pennsylvania state pole vault prep champion with a mark of 12' 3 3/4". | |
+ | He played American Legion ball for the McConnellsburg Post. | ||
- | + | Outside of baseball | |
- | + | He is a maintenance man for the Pennsylvania Turnpike Highway during the off-season. | |
- | + | He was recently discharged from the U. S. Army Engineers after two years of service. | |
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+ | Carl (Pinky, Spade) George Paylor is shown playing in less than ten games for the Sunbury team in the 1949 Inter-State League with only the following statistics shown - | ||
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+ | Games 3, AVG. .200 | ||
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+ | Source | ||
+ | 1953 Pioneer League Index (Second Edition) |