Martin Dihigo

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-	| nameLast= Dihigo	+
-	| nameFirst= Martin	+
-	| nameGiven= Martin Magdaleno (Llanos)	+
-	| bats= S	+
-	| throws= R	+
-	| height= 74	+
-	| weight= 190	+
-	| birthMonth= 5	+
-	| birthDay= 25	+
-	| birthYear= 1905	+
-	| birthCity= Cidra	+
-	| birthCountry= CU	+
-	| deathMonth= 5	+
-	| deathDay= 20	+
-	| deathYear= 1971	+
-	| deathCity= Cienfuegos	+
-	| deathCountry= CU	+
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-	'''Martín Dihigo''' was elected to the Hall of Fame in 1977 for achievements as a player in the Negro Leagues.  His son, [[Martin Dihigo, Jr.]], also played professionally in the (post-integration) minor leagues.	+
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See Martin Dihigo in the index for other people with this or a similar name.

Martin Dihigo
Martin Dihigo Dihigo
"El Maestro"
Bat/Throw:	R/R
Born:	1905-5-25 at Matanzas (CU)
Died:	1971-5-20 at Cienfuegos (CU)

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Martin Dihigo was a professional player and manager. Dihigo is a member of the American, Cuban, and Mexican baseball halls of fame.

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His son, Martin Dihigo, Jr., also played professionally in the (post-integration) minor leagues.

Sources

• Martin Dihigo's page at the National Baseball Hall of Fame.