Harold Martin

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See Harold Martin in the index for other people with this or a similar name.

Harold Martin
Harold J. Martin
Died:	1958-5-8 at Canton, NY (US)

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Harold Martin was a professional player.

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Played baseball with Frankie Frisch at Fordham. Could pitch with either hand. Later became a priest. He founded the Canadian-American League in 1936 and served as president of the league from 1937-1942.

Notebook

• Source: Obituary in the Sporting News, 5/14/1958, p. 28
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Footnotes

1. ↑ Smith, Red. To Absent Friends. New York: Atheneum Publishers, 1982.