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Daily Position Focus: First Base

George Sisler
Gordon Goldsberry
George Sisler
George Sisler
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Satchel Paige
George Sisler
Satchel Paige

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* Factoid: Satchell Paige played Pitcher for the mighty Browns.
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Goslin was one of the finest outfielders and hitters in the American League for many years. Breaking in with Columbia of the Sally League in 1920, he hit .316 that year and .390 the next before going to Washington where he starred for ten years. He went to the Browns, back to Washington, Detroit and again a year with Washington. Three times he hit three home runs in a game and in 32 World Series games, hit .287.



The 1953 MLB All-Star Game - the 20th renewal - featured an appearance by former Negro Leagues pitching legend Satchel Paige. At 46, he was and remains the oldest player to see action in the classic.



In 1948, Stan tied the major league record for Shortstops by taking part in 5 Double Plays in 1 game. His first full season in the Big Leagues was 1946 with the Dodgers. The Pirates bought him in 1948 and he hit .290 and led all National League Shortstops in Assists with 475. Stan's play fell off in '49 after he was hit in the head by a pitched ball and in '50, he hit .257. A War Veteran, he went to the Cards in '51 and was sold to the Browns in '52.



Rookie Cards

Gerald Priddy
John Berardino
Bob Dillinger

Gallery Redux!

Owen Friend, Second Base - Browns.
Frank B. LaPorte, James Stephens, Catcher - Browns. and Frank B. LaPorte, James Stephens, Second Base - Browns.

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

Stan Rojek
In 1948, Stan tied the major league record for Shortstops by taking part in 5 Double Plays in 1 game. His first full season in the Big Leagues was 1946 with the Dodgers. The Pirates bought him in 1948 and he hit .290 and led all National League Shortstops in Assists with 475. Stan's play fell off in '49 after he was hit in the head by a pitched ball and in '50, he hit .257. A War Veteran, he went to the Cards in '51 and was sold to the Browns in '52.
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Browns
Total Card Count

334

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