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Daily Position Focus: First Base

George McQuinn
Gordon Goldsberry
Hank Arft
Jack Burns
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Satchel Paige
George Sisler
Satchel Paige

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* Factoid: Ed Wells 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.



From 1942 (first year in the majors) until 1950, "Snuffy" Stirnweiss was with the Yankees. He began the season with the New Yorkers, but, after 7 games, was traded to St. Louis. In 93 games for the Brownies. Batting average for both clubs, .216. Led League in batting and 6 other depts., 1945. "Snuffy" was traded from the Browns to the Indians just as this card was going to press.



Rookie Cards

Jim Dyck
Bob Dillinger
Bob Dillinger

Gallery Redux!

Bobby Wallace, Third Base - Browns.
Dick Kokos, Outfield - Browns.

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

Virgil Trucks
Virgil won only 5 games for the Detroit Tigers in 1952, while losing 19, but the first and last of his five wins were no hit ball games. The first was over the Washington Senators and the other over the Yankees, no mean trick. He began in 1938 and came to the majors at the end of the 1941 season with the Tigers. He remained with them until traded to the Brownies for 1953.
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Browns
Total Card Count

334

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