Warren Spahn

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Warren Spahn
Warren Edward Spahn
Bat/Throw: L/L
Height: 6' 0"
Weight: 172
Born: 1921-4-23 at Buffalo, NY (US)
Died: 2003-11-24 at Broken Arrow, OK (US)
Interred: Elmwood Cemetery in Hartshorne, OK (US)
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1940 Bradford (Pennsylvania-Ontario-New York)
1941 Evansville (Illinois-Indiana-Iowa)
1942 Hartford (Eastern)
1942 Boston (National)
1946 Boston (National)
1947 Boston (National)
1948 Boston (National)
1949 Boston (National)
1950 Boston (National)
1951 Boston (National)
1952 Boston (National)
1953 Milwaukee (National)
1954 Milwaukee (National)
1955 Milwaukee (National)
1956 Milwaukee (National)
1957 Milwaukee (National)
1958 Milwaukee (National)
1959 Milwaukee (National)
1960 Milwaukee (National)
1961 Milwaukee (National)
1962 Milwaukee (National)
1963 Milwaukee (National)
1964 Milwaukee (National)
1965 New York (National)
1965 San Francisco (National)
1966 Mexico City Tigers (Mexican)
1967 Tulsa (Pacific Coast)
1967 Tulsa (Pacific Coast) (mgr)
1968 Tulsa (Pacific Coast) (mgr)
1969 Tulsa (American Association) (mgr)
1970 Tulsa (American Association) (mgr)
1971 Tulsa (American Association) (mgr)
Warren Spahn was a Hall of Fame starting pitcher. He played in the National League from 1942 to 1965, and managed until 1971.

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Personal

  • Resided in Hartshorne, Oklahoma in 1951.

Pre-professional career

  • Attended South Park High School.

Achievements

  • Led the 1949 National League pitchers in strikeouts with 151, complete games with 25, games won with 21 and innings pitched with 302.
  • Led the 1950 National League pitchers in strikeouts with 191 and games won with 21
  • Led the 1947 National League in innings pitched with 290, earned run average with 2.33 and shutouts with 7.

Outside of baseball

  • Was a veteran.

Sources

  • 1951 Boston Braves Roster Book.


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