Louis Vitous

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Louis Vitous
Louis Melville Vitous Jr.
Bat/Throw:	R/R
Height:	6' 5"
Weight:	190
Born:	1928-7-12 at Bedford, OH (US)
Died:	2005-3-28 at Anaheim, CA (US)

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Louis Vitous was a professional player.

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Louis Melville Vitous, Jr. is single and lives in North Hollywood, California per the 1952 Pioneer League Index. His nationality is German-Polish. He graduated from North Hollywood High School and played baseball. He is an aircraft employee during the off-season. His hobby is girls. His father is a former professional ball player. His biggest thrill in baseball was hitting three home runs in one game on May 27, 1950 against Salt Lake City to tie a Pioneer League record. Information is from the 1952 Pioneer League Index.

Sources

• Social Security Death Index (SSN: 563-32-7040).