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What is the distance between the pitcher's mound and home plate?
Sixty feet six inches.
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Had a 6-10 record for Washington in 1950. Performed brilliantly for Havana, Florida-International League, in 1949. Chalked up a 25-8 record in 35 games. Earned run average was a remarkable 1.53. Struck out 167 batters in 258 innings. Walked only 47. Played college ball before catching on with Havana in 1947. Had a 25-6 record and a 1.66 E.R.A. that year. In 1948, Conrado won 20, lost 11.
Thomas G. Seaton, pitcher of the Brooklyn Federal League Club, was born at Arlington, Neb., in 1889. After playing semi-professional ball in the middle West, he started his league career with Portland club, of the Pacific Coast League, in 1910. The Philadelphia Nationals secured him. at the close of the season. After pitching brilliant ball in 1913, he signed with the Brooklyn Federal League Club early in 1914.
The San Diego Padres drafted this defensive star from the Chicago Cubs' roster. In 1966, Jose topped the Midwest League with a .967 fielding percentage. This guy can make all the plays!
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