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American baseball player (1919–1986)
years working at a Pennsylvania clothing store until retiring in 1981. "JACK WALLAESA, 67; FORMER PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL PLAYER". The Morning Call. December
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City in Pennsylvania, United States
professional baseball broadcaster, Montreal Expos and Florida Marlins Jack Wallaesa, professional player, Chicago White Sox and Philadelphia Athletics Samuel
Easton,_Pennsylvania
Minor league baseball team
Schelle (1939) Elmer Valo (1939) Philadelphia Baseball Wall of Fame Jack Wallaesa (1939) Spider Wilhelm (1947–1948) Federalsburg A's players Federalsburg
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American baseball player (1917-1986)
He was the club's third-most-used shortstop, behind Pete Suder and Jack Wallaesa. In Charlie Metro's autobiography, this is what he wrote about the 1946
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List of baseball players
Wagner Don Wakamatsu Dixie Walker Gee Walker Greg Walker Kevin Walker Jack Wallaesa Ed Walsh* Ed Walsh Jr. Steve Wapnick Aaron Ward Bryan Ward Pete Ward
Chicago White Sox all-time roster
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Major League Baseball team season
Gantenbein 3 Bill Lillard 2 Benny McCoy 34 Al Rubeling 5 Dick Siebert 41 Jack Wallaesa Outfielders 10 Sam Chapman 4 Bob Johnson 11 Dee Miles 1 Wally Moses
1940 Philadelphia Athletics season
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Major League Baseball team season
was traded by the Athletics to the Chicago White Sox for Mike Kreevich and Jack Hallett. June 1, 1942: Frankie Hayes was traded by the Athletics to the St
1942 Philadelphia Athletics season
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Major League Baseball team season
2B Luke Appling, 3B Tony Lupien, 1B Bob Kennedy, RF Taffy Wright, LF Jack Wallaesa, SS Dave Philley, CF Mike Tresh, C Joe Haynes, P Note: G = Games played;
1948_Chicago_White_Sox_season
ambassador to Togo, Equatorial Guinea, Guinea and Czechoslovakia. Jack Wallaesa, 67, American Major League Baseball player (Philadelphia Athletics,
Deaths_in_December_1986
clubs between 1936 and 1947; brother of Emmett Wilson. December 27 – Jack Wallaesa, 67 part-time shortstop for the Philadelphia Athletics and Chicago White
1986_in_baseball
Sports season
Archie Wilson, Buffalo Bisons 191 R Jim Gilliam, Montreal Royals 117 2B Jack Wallaesa, Springfield Cubs 40 3B Carmen Mauro, Springfield Cubs 11 HR Marv Rickert
1951 International League season
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Major League Baseball team season
8 Floyd Baker 3 Jake Jones 47 Don Kolloway 28,7 Cass Michaels 7,12 Jack Wallaesa 3 Rudy York Outfielders 5,24 Loyd Christopher 24,25 Ralph Hodgin 5
1947_Chicago_White_Sox_season
List of baseball players
Tilly Walker, OF, 1918–23 Todd Walker, IF, 2007 Tom Walker, P, 1902 Jack Wallaesa, IF, 1940–46 Denny Walling, IF, 1975–76 Joe Wallis, OF, 1978–79 Jimmy
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Wallach Statistics". Baseball-Reference.com. Retrieved July 14, 2008. "Jack Wallaesa Statistics". Baseball-Reference.com. Retrieved July 14, 2008. "Norm
List of Major League Baseball players (Wa–Wh)
List_of_Major_League_Baseball_players_(Wa–Wh)
Marshall August 29 – Billy Cox August 29 – Orval Grove August 31 – Jack Wallaesa September 1 – Gladys Davis September 1 – Jim Hopper September 4 – Eddie
1919_in_baseball
Major League Baseball team season
Hank Majeski 5 George McQuinn -- Don Richmond 12 Pete Suder 10,11 Jack Wallaesa Outfielders 38 Vern Benson 4 Sam Chapman 2 Russ Derry 1 Ford Garrison
1946 Philadelphia Athletics season
1946_Philadelphia_Athletics_season
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