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| - | Ernest W. Choukalos is single and lives in Penticton, British Columbia, Canada per the 1952 Pioneer League Index. His nationality is Greek-Canadian. He graduated from King George High School and played baseball and football. His hobby is hunting. He plays pro football in Canada during the off-season. | + | {{cleanup-wikify}} |
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| + | Ernest W. Choukalos is single and lives in Penticton, British Columbia, Canada per the 1952 Pioneer League Index. His nationality is Greek-Canadian. He graduated from King George High School and played baseball and football. His hobby is hunting. He plays pro football in Canada during the off-season. As of 1951, he held the Far West League record for the highest fielding average for a catcher with .987 in 1950 and the most double plays by a catcher with 14 in 1950. | ||
Information is from the 1952 Pioneer League Index. | Information is from the 1952 Pioneer League Index. | ||
Death information is from the Social Security Death Index account number 516-32-9533 | Death information is from the Social Security Death Index account number 516-32-9533 | ||
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Ernest W. Choukalos is single and lives in Penticton, British Columbia, Canada per the 1952 Pioneer League Index. His nationality is Greek-Canadian. He graduated from King George High School and played baseball and football. His hobby is hunting. He plays pro football in Canada during the off-season. As of 1951, he held the Far West League record for the highest fielding average for a catcher with .987 in 1950 and the most double plays by a catcher with 14 in 1950.
Information is from the 1952 Pioneer League Index.
Death information is from the Social Security Death Index account number 516-32-9533
