Robert Chiado

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Robert Chiado
Bat/Throw:	L/?
Height:	6' 2"
Weight:	175
Born:	1919-?-?

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Robert Chiado was a professional player.

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The Spring Valley, Illinois, resident played first base at Illinois Wesleyan University and was part of the All-American team that traveled to Japan in 1936.^[1]

Footnotes

1. ↑ "Caught on the Fly". The Sporting News, 1937-01-28.