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James Ehrenfeld Brideweser (February 13, 1927 –
August 25, 1989) was an
American shortstop in
Major League Baseball who pla**** from 1951 to 1957 for the...
- from the
Oakland Oaks.
Prior to 1950
season (exact date unknown) Jim
Brideweser was
signed as an
amateur free
agent by the Yankees. Don
Taussig was signed...
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American League ERA
leader 1988 Mark Baltz, NFL official, 1989–2013 Jim
Brideweser,
Major League Baseball player Bobby Carpenter, NFL
player Dallas Cowboys...
- Fred
Hatfield were
traded by the
Tigers to the
Chicago White Sox for Jim
Brideweser,
Harry Byrd and Bob Kennedy. Note: Pos = Position; G =
Games pla****; AB...
- manager,
Marty Marion,
replaced Carrasquel in
favor of
shortstop Jim
Brideweser,
citing Carrasquel's
lackadaisical efforts and
indifferent attitude towards...
- Matt Batts, Don Johnson, and Fred
Marsh to the
Baltimore Orioles for Jim
Brideweser, Bob Chakales, and
Clint Courtney.
April 1, 1958:
Traded by the Baltimore...
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League with a
record of 76 wins and 76 losses.
February 8, 1957: Jim
Brideweser was
purchased by the
Orioles from the
Detroit Tigers. June 24, 1957: Jack...
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Breazeale John
Brebbia Tom
Brennan Jim
Breton Ken
Brett Alan
Brice Jim
Brideweser Bunny Brief Chuck Brinkman Lance Broadway Jack
Brohamer Jim
Brosnan Clint...
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allowed 614 runs for a run
differential of zero.
February 8, 1957: Jim
Brideweser was
purchased from the
Tigers by the
Baltimore Orioles.
April 18, 1957:...
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three series, like the
first tournament in 1947.
Southern California: Jim
Brideweser, Gail Henley,
Wally Hood, Hank Workman,
Henry Cedillos Yale:
George Bush...
