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* Led the 1944 National League pitchers in bases on issued with 137 and wild pitches with 10. | * Led the 1944 National League pitchers in bases on issued with 137 and wild pitches with 10. | ||
* Led the 1945 National League pitchers in bases on issued with 120. | * Led the 1945 National League pitchers in bases on issued with 120. | ||
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* Pitched a seven inning no-hit, no run game against Portland on May 1, 1952 winning 3-0; it was one | * Pitched a seven inning no-hit, no run game against Portland on May 1, 1952 winning 3-0; it was one | ||
of two no-hitters in the 1952 Pacific Coast League. | of two no-hitters in the 1952 Pacific Coast League. |
Revision as of 02:43, 18 February 2010
Contents |
Profile
Personal
- Resided in Anaheim, California in 1953.
- Self-identified as being of Irish-Norwegian ancestry.
- Was out of baseball in 1951 with a sore arm.
Achievements
- Led the 1944 National League pitchers in bases on issued with 137 and wild pitches with 10.
- Led the 1945 National League pitchers in bases on issued with 120.
- Pitched a seven inning no-hit, no run game against Portland on May 1, 1952 winning 3-0; it was one
of two no-hitters in the 1952 Pacific Coast League.
Career notes
- 1951 Shows "Out of baseball (sore arm)"
Conract signing
- Was sold to the New York Giants in mid-season of 1952 but Oakland repurchased him just prior to to
the close of the season.
Source =
- 1953 Pacific Coast League Sketch Book.