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Daily Position Focus: Third Base

Jim Dyck
Bob Dillinger
Bob Dillinger
Charles Deal
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Satchel Paige
George Sisler
Satchel Paige

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* Factoid: Les Moss played Catcher for the mighty Browns.
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A basketball player as well as a baseball star. He has been catching in big league baseball about 10 years. He spent eight years with the New York Yankees and played in three world series. He went to the St. Louis Browns in 1931. Bernard Oliver Bengough was born in Niagara Falls, N. Y., July 27, 1898. Went to Niagara University after which he played five years with Buffalo, before he went up to the Yankees. He is five feet, eight inches tall and weighs around 170 pounds. He bats right-handed. Batted .252 in 54 games.



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.



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.



Rookie Cards

Gerald Priddy
George Hartley McQuinn
Roy Sievers

Gallery Redux!

Dave Madison, Pitcher - Browns.
Dick Kokos, Outfield - Browns.

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

Donald Henry Heffner
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.
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Rookie

Browns
Total Card Count

334

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