Jim Warner

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-	'''Jim Warner''' played professional baseball from 1942 to 1954.	+
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-	{{person-played-for | 1942 Pocatello (Pioneer)}}	+
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-	* Source: 1951 California League Gold Book (Third Edition)	+
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Jim Warner
James Albert Warner
"Big Cat"
Bat/Throw:	R/R
Height:	6' 0"
Weight:	200
Born:	1923-9-23 at San Diego, CA (US)
Died:	1992-3-25

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Jim Warner was a professional player.

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James (Big Cat) Albert Warner is married and has three children and lives in San Diego, California per the 1951 California League Gold Book (Third Edition). His nationality is Irish and Scotch. He graduated from San Diego High School and played baseball, football and basketball. He is a salesman during the off-season. His hobby is pinochle. He was in the U. S. Navy for 34 months. He led the 1949 Western International League in home runs with 43, runs scored with 152, total bases with 344 and stolen bases with 36. He led the 1950 Western International League in runs scored with 143. He hit four homers in one game at Wenatchee in 1949.

Notebook

• Source: 1951 California League Gold Book (Third Edition)

James (Big Cat) Albert Warner is married and has three children and lives in San Diego, California per the 1952 California League Gold Book (Fourth Edition). His nationality is Irish-Scotch. He graduated from San Diego High School and played baseball, football and basketball. He is a salesman during the off-season. His hobby is pinochle. He was in the U. S. Navy for 34 months. He led the 1949 Western International League in home runs with 43, runs scored with 152, total bases with 344 and stolen bases with 36. He led the 1950 Western International League in runs scored with 143. He led the 1951 California League in runs scored with 145 and was second in doubles with 41 and homers with 35. He led the 1951 California League outfielders in putouts with 344. He hit four homers in one game at Wenatchee in 1949.

Information is from the 1952 California League Gold Book (Fourth Edition)