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What club was the winner of the American League pennant in 1948?
Cleveland.
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Andy is a fighting, sturdy catcher, who doesn't let small things like injuries keep him from donning the pads of his profession. He was in 108 games for the Reds in 1952, batting .256. He had 14 home runs. Andy began in baseball in 1940. He spent parts of 1943 and 1944 with the Phils, returning to stick in the majors in 1945. Traded to the Reds in December 1951.
"One of the newcomers to the Boston Red Sox is Julius Solters, hard-hitting outfielder from the International League. Solters led the International League in batting last year with an average of .363 in 147 games. He crashed out 36 home runs. He is a right-handed thrower and batter, six feet tall and tips the scales at 210 pounds. He is 25 years of age. He was born in Pittsburgh. He was secured by the Boston Red Sox from the Baltimore Club of the International League last winter."
When a pitcher twirls a no-hit game he is hailed as great. Most baseball men, however, give the hard-working catcher some credit for the feat. Val Picinich caught Joe Bush in a no-hit performance in 1916. He also served five years as catcher for the great Walter Johnson. Picinich jumped from the semi-pros to the big league in 1916. Since then he has played with Athletics, Senators, Red Sox, Reds and Dodgers. He is 36, a right-handed batter, five feet, nine inches tall and weighs 165 pounds. Last year he hit .257 in 41 games.
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