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American baseball player (1879–1955)
Arthur Sleight "Rube" DeGroff (September 2, 1879 – December 17, 1955) was an American professional baseball outfielder from 1903 to 1916. He played two
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(1843–1895), American politician Rube DeGroff (1879–1955), American baseball player This page lists people with the surname DeGroff. If an internal link intending
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List of people with the same nickname
Major League Baseball pitcher Rube Curry (1898–1966), American baseball pitcher and manager in the Negro leagues Rube DeGroff (1879–1955), American Major
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Town in New York, United States
Capano, soccer player who represented the United States at a youth level Rube DeGroff, professional baseball player with the St. Louis Cardinals from 1905
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List of baseball players
Frank Decker, 2B, 1882 George Decker, 1B, 1898 Tony DeFate, 3B/2B, 1917 Rube DeGroff, OF, 1905–1906 Mike DeJean, P, 2003 Iván DeJesús, 3B/SS, 1985 Paul DeJong
St. Louis Cardinals all-time roster
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Minor league baseball team
history. Rube DeGroff of Saugerties was chosen to play in the contest and delivered two hits in the game, which was held On August 17, 1903. DeGroff was traded
Saugerties_(baseball)
Tigers' announcer Ernie Harwell) Rubén Sierra: "El Caballo", "El Indio", "Big Rube", or "Ruben Slam-wich" Dave Stewart, David Keith Stewart (1978–1995): "Smoke"
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Major League Baseball season
George McBride Bill Phyle Eddie Zimmerman Outfielders Shad Barry Al Burch Rube DeGroff Jack Himes Joe Marshall Sam Mertes Red Murray Tom O'Hara Spike Shannon
1906 St. Louis Cardinals season
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Minor league baseball team
standings. The Class B level league had no playoff structure. Lowell's Rube DeGroff hit .348 to win the New England League batting title, while also leading
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Major League Baseball season
Hoelskoetter George McBride Simmy Murch Danny Shay Outfielders Josh Clarke Rube DeGroff Jack Dunleavy Jack Himes Spike Shannon Homer Smoot Manager Jimmy Burke
1905 St. Louis Cardinals season
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Defunct American baseball league
Wilkes–Barre BA .344 George Bell Amsterdam–Johnstown–Gloversville W 25 Rube DeGroff Troy Runs 85 George Bell Amsterdam–Johnstown–Gloversville Pct .676; 25-12
New York State League (1885–1917)
New_York_State_League_(1885–1917)
a motorcycle crash on the Grande Raccordo Anulare motorway in Rome. Rube DeGroff 1879 1955 76 years American baseball player car Poughkeepsie, New York
List of people who died in traffic collisions
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American baseball player (1885-1963)
Sporting Life described the Wilkes-Barre trio of Fox, Delos Drake and Rube DeGroff as the "best outfielders in the league". In late July, the Barons traded
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Minor league baseball team
Stadium received State Historic Designation in 2021. Joe Connolly (1910) Rube DeGroff (1911) Rufus Gilbert (1912) Marty Hogan (1912–1913, MGR) Ducky Holmes
Zanesville_Potters
while batting a .300 or better average in seven seasons. December 17 – Rube DeGroff, 76, backup outfielder for the St. Louis Cardinals during two seasons
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