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Jack Faszholz, pitcher for the St. Louis Browns at the very end of their residence in St. Louis. He appeared in four games in 1953 (one start, 11.2 IP with 16 hits, a walk and 7 K's. Record of 0-0).
Harry Kelley - righty who got into a handful of games with the 1925-26 Senators then played minor league ball for the Memphis Chicks until he got another shot at the bigs in 1936 with the Athletics and later the Senators again. Finished in 1939 with a 42-47 lifetime record.
Claude Osteen. Pitched for the Dodgers in the 1960's. Pretty solid pitcher.
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