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Joined National League staff on Fourth of July, 1948, moving up from International League... moved into pro ranks in 1946 launching career in Eastern Shore League... moved from D to C with jump to Canadian-American League in June of that year and following year (second as pro umpire) was in International League... born in Canterbury, Connecticut, lives now in Danielson, Conn.... worked in 1951 All-Star game and 1953 World Series... served two years in Coast Guard during World War II... of Italian descent... unmarried.
Although missing some action last summer due to an injury, Leron still led Padres in Batting. He tied Jerry Morales for the club lead in Triples, and was second on the club to Nate Colbert in Runs, Doubles and Homers, Leron set a club mark with 5 Hits in game vs. Reds, September 7, 1971.
Luke Sewell, with 18 years of major-league baseball behind him, has the longest record of activity among the big-league players. He was signed by Cleveland in 1921, who acquired him from Columbus. Luke spent 12 seasons with the Indians, and was traded by them to the Washington Senators in 1933 for Roy Spencer. In 1935, he was traded to the St. Louis Browns for Bump Hadley and then sold to the Chicago White Sox. In 1938 Luke Sewell was purchased by the Brooklyn Dodgers, but this year is back with the team with whom he started his major- league career. In 18 years of playing, Luke Sewell has played a total of 1608 games, getting 1389 hits for a life-time batting average of .259.
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