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Daily Position Focus: Outfield

Hank Edwards
Roy Sievers
Johnny Groth
Roy Sievers
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Satchel Paige
George Sisler
Satchel Paige

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* Factoid: Dennis Galehouse played Pitcher for the mighty Browns.
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Don Heffner, one of the most talented, all-around infielders in the American League, joined the New York Yankees in 1934, coming to them from the Baltimore Orioles. He was optioned to Newark the following year, but was recalled at the end of the season, and played with the Yankees until the end of the 1937 season, when he was traded to the St. Louis Browns. His 5-year major-league record shows 302 games played, and 251 hits, for an average of .251.



First hit the majors with the Browns in 1939. Remained with them through 1947, with 3 years out for the armed forces. Traded to the Cleveland Indians in April 1948. With them for 2 seasons. Divided the earlier part of the 1950 campaign between San Diego and Sacramento of the Pacific Coast League. With Pittsburgh Pirates rest of season, hitting .206 for 40 games. Now back with the Browns.



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.



Rookie Cards

George Hartley McQuinn
Sherman Lollar
Joe De Maestri

Gallery Redux!

Satchel Paige, Pitcher - Browns.
George Sisler, First Base - Browns.

Back to the Front! Browns card back du jour...

Eldon Auker
Among the most notable comebacks of 1940 you'll find the name of Elden Auker, pitcher with the St. Louis Browns. Auker was sold to the Browns in the winter of 1940 by the Boston Red Sox. With the Red Sox he failed to display the stuff that had made him one of the best moundsmen on the staff of the Detroit Tigers. The switch to the Browns seemed to put new life into the lanky Kansan - he won 16 and dropped only 11 for a percentage of .593, his top effort in three seasons.
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Browns
Total Card Count

334

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