Al Solenberger

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|nameFirst= Al
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|nameGiven= Albert Carl
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|weight= 150
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|birthYear= 1925
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|birthCity= Springfield
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|birthState= OH
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|birthCountry= US
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|deathMonth= 3
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|deathDay= 8
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|deathYear= 2007
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|deathCity= Bartlesville
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|deathState= OK
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'''Al Solenberger''' played professional baseball from 1947 to 1951.
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{{person-played-for | 1947 Bartlesville (Kansas-Oklahoma-Missouri)}}
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{{person-played-for | 1948 Bartlesville (Kansas-Oklahoma-Missouri)}}
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{{person-played-for | 1948 Davenport (Illinois-Indiana-Iowa)}}
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{{person-played-for | 1949 Modesto (California)}}
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{{person-played-for | 1949 Stockton (California)| stintOrder=2
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{{person-played-for | 1951 Bartlesville (Kansas-Oklahoma-Missouri)}}
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== Notebook ==
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* Source: Baseball America - April 23, 2007
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Latest revision as of 17:05, 30 June 2010

Al Solenberger
Albert Cyrus Solenberger Jr.
Bat/Throw: L/?
Height: 5' 6"
Weight: 150
Born: 1925-3-6 at Springfield, OH (US)
Died: 2007-3-8 at Bartlesville, OK (US)
More info
SABR Searches: Pictures of Al Solenberger | width:90% height:65% scrolling:auto | Pictures}} · Bibliography
Al Solenberger was a professional player.

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Sources

  • "Obituary". Baseball America, 2007-04-23.


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