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Oscar Melillo
No. 3, Playing The Bounces: In fielding ground balls in the infield, Melillo never stands flatfooted and waits for the ball to arrive. moves in or out to get the ball at the top of a bounce. And he keeps his eye on the ball until it hits his glove. Second basemen, being closer to first base, have more time to play for good bounces than the shortstop and third basemen where the throwing distance is greater. The first law of good fielding, where possible, is to play for a good bounce.
1933 DeLong Set (Baseball)
3
Browns, Not Listed, Player

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Vic hits a long ball, and is a good man in the outfield. He began the 1952 season with the Detroit Tigers and after appearing in 85 games for them was traded to St. Louis in a big deal. He's been in baseball since 1942. He began as an outfielder and has stayed one with the exception of 1943 with Buffalo when he appeared in 1 game, pitching 2 innings.

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At end of 1947 season Brownies bought Jerry from Senators for $25,000. In 151 games for Brownies he had a .296 batting average, including 40 doubles, nine triples and eight homers. Jerry came up through minors in Yankee chain, and joined New York for 1941 season. He was traded to the Senators for the 1943 season.

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Though Ned's win-lose record was 13-18 last year, he hung up the second lowest earned run average in the League (3.39). Tied for most complete games with 22. Ned is also a good hitter. In a few games in 1950 he was spotted in the 7th slot of the St. Louis batting order. Entered organized baseball with Newark, Ohio State League, in 1944. The Browns bought his contract in the fall of 1947.

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"Chet" Laabs
Donald Henry Heffner
Joe De Maestri

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Dick Kokos
Dick rejoined the Browns in '53 after missing the '51 and '52 seasons while serving in the Armed Forces. He joined the Browns in mid-season of '48, hitting 298 in 71 games. Dick hit .261 in both '49 and '50 and had a total of 41 Homers during those 2 seasons. He broke in with a .321 mark at Batavia in '45. For the same club in '46, Dick hit .344. The Browns called him up after a .324 season at Wilkes-Barre and a .315 average at Toledo.
1953 Topps Set (Baseball)
232
Browns, Outfield, Player

Card Sets

Here is a selection of card sets featuring players from this team. The number of players included from the team is also shown.

2014 Donruss Rookies Set (Baseball) (1)
2009 Topps T206 Set (Baseball) (2)
2022 Topps Gypsy Queen Set (Baseball) (1)
2023 Stadium Club Set (Baseball) (1)
2010 Topps National Chicle Set (Baseball) (2)
1993 Conlon Set (Baseball) (15)
2011 Topps Gypsy Queen Set (Baseball) (1)
2013 Topps Gypsy Queen Set (Baseball) (1)
2015 Topps Gypsy Queen Set (Baseball) (1)
2021 Panini Diamond Kings Set (Baseball) (1)
2011 Tri-Star Obak Set (Baseball) (2)
1933 Goudey Set (Baseball) (8)
1988 Play Ball 1939 Reprints Set (Baseball) (5)
1940 Play Ball Set (Baseball) (8)
1933 DeLong Set (Baseball) (1)

All Sets

Browns
Total Card Count

330

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