Who’s Who in Major League Base Ball (1933) pt.2
Here’s a few more from Who’s Who in Major League Base Ball, published in 1933 by Buxton publishing
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Excellent!! You are da man Tim, thanks.
Is Archie “Moonlight” Graham in there?? Probably not, he never had an official at-bat and only played one half inning in the field.
Moonlight was a good man, bought lots of hats for his wife. His biggest talent was knowing how to remove a piece of hot dog from a choking kid’s mouth.