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- | |nameLast= Tutwiler
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- | |nameFirst= Guy
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- | |nameGiven= Guy Isbel
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- | |nameNick= King Tut
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- | |bats= L
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- | |throws= R
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- | |height= 72
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- | |weight= 175
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- | |birthMonth= 7
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- | |birthDay= 17
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- | |birthYear= 1888
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- | |birthCity= Coalburg
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- | |birthState= AL
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- | |birthCountry= US
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- | |deathMonth= 8
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- | |deathDay= 15
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- | |deathYear= 1930
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- | |deathCity= Birmingham
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- | '''Guy Tutwiler''' played professional baseball from 1910 to 1924.
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- | {{person-played-for | 1910 Hattiesburg (Cotton States)}}
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- | {{person-played-for | 1911 Hattiesburg (Cotton States)}}
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- | {{person-played-for | 1911 Detroit (American)}}
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- | {{person-played-for | 1912 Chattanooga (Southern Association)}}
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- | {{person-played-for | 1913 Fort Wayne (Central)}}
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- | {{person-played-for | 1913 Detroit (American)}}
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- | {{person-played-for | 1919 Mobile (Southern Association)}}
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- | {{person-played-for | 1920 Mobile (Southern Association)}}
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- | {{person-played-for | 1922 Memphis (Southern Association)}}
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- | {{person-played-for | 1924 Augusta (South Atlantic)}}
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- | [[Category:People|Tutwiler, Guy]]
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Latest revision as of 21:20, 1 July 2010
Guy Isbel Tutwiler
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"King Tut"
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Bat/Throw:
| L/R
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Height:
| 6' 0"
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Weight:
| 175
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Born:
| 1888-7-17 at Coalburg, AL (US)
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Died:
| 1930-8-15 at Anniston, AL (US)
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Interred:
| Elmwood Cemetery in Birmingham, AL (US)
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Statistics: | Retrosheet
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SABR Searches: | Pictures of Guy Tutwiler | width:90% height:65% scrolling:auto | Pictures}} · Bibliography
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Guy Tutwiler was a professional player.
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Notes
- His purchase by Detroit from Hattiesburg for $2,000 on May 2, 1911 was reported to be the largest transfer sum paid for a Cotton States League player at the time.[1]
Footnotes
- ↑ "Hattiesburg Player Sold", pg 11. Dallas Morning News, 1911-05-02.