- Jack
Edward Baldschun (October 16, 1936 – June 6, 2023) was an
American professional baseball pitcher. He was a
relief pitcher in
Major League Baseball...
- Short, and
rookie Ray Culp;
veterans Jim
Bunning and ****baller Jack
Baldschun; and fan
favorites Cookie Rojas,
Johnny Callison, and NL
Rookie of the...
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careers include: Jen-Lei Liao Carl
Hubbell Cy
Blanton Luis
Arroyo Jack
Baldschun Harry Brecheen Tom
Browning (who
infamously broke his arm
throwing the...
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Frank Robinson to the
Baltimore Orioles for
pitchers Milt
Pappas and Jack
Baldschun, and
outfielder **** Simpson.
Robinson went on to win the MVP and Triple...
- the
Baltimore Orioles in
exchange for
pitcher Milt Pappas,
pitcher Jack
Baldschun, and
outfielder **** Simpson. The
trade turned out to be very lopsided...
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primarily a
reliever but also a spot-starter,
joined the club in June. Jack
Baldschun was the closer. The
catching duties were
platooned between Clay Dalrymple...
- (1–0) Ken
Johnson (0–2) Jack
Baldschun (1) 21,841 4–4 9
April 22 @ Colt .45s 4–3 Jim
Owens (1–1) Dave
Giusti (0–1) Jack
Baldschun (2) 13,130 5–4 –
April 23...
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England Patriots. His high
school number, 87, has been retired. Jack
Baldschun, nine-year
Major League baseball pitcher for the
Philadelphia Phillies...
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Orioles to the
Philadelphia Phillies for Jack
Baldschun.
December 9, 1965: Milt Pappas, Jack
Baldschun, and ****
Simpson were
traded by the
Orioles to...
- by a
daily newspaper published in Greenville, The
Daily Advocate. Jack
Baldschun,
baseball player Jack Curtner,
racing driver Jeffrey D. Feltman, United...
