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Daily Position Focus: Pitcher

"Bill" Trotter
Cliff Fannin
Bobo Holloman
Satchel Paige
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Satchel Paige
George Sisler
Satchel Paige

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* Factoid: Eddie Pellagrini played Shortstop for the mighty Browns.
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The Indians brought Fred up to the majors in '51 after he batted .300 at Oklahoma City in '50. Before the '51 season got under way, he was traded to the Browns. Fred has been in organized ball since '42, except for 3 years in the Navy. After the War, he played with Tacoma in '46 and Burlington in '47. Fred hit .305 at Oklahoma City in '48 and smacked 11 homers.



Won 20 games for the last-place Browns in 1951. Lost only 12. Ned's wins were more than a third of the team's total victories (52). Ned also led the American League pitchers in complete games with 24. A good hitter (.305 in '51). With Browns since fall of 1947.



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.



Rookie Cards

Gordon Goldsberry
Joe De Maestri
Roy Sievers

Gallery Redux!

Mizell (Whitie) Platt, Outfield - Browns.
Earl Hamilton, Pitcher - Browns.

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

Jerry Priddy
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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Browns
Total Card Count

334

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