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Louis Criger (February 3, 1872 – May 14, 1934) was an
American professional baseball catcher. He pla**** in
Major League Baseball (MLB) from 1896 to 1912...
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years with St. Louis,
which is
where he
found his
favorite catcher, Lou
Criger. The two men were
teammates for a decade. In 1901, the
rival American League...
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third in the top of the ninth, a
spitball got away from
Chesbro and Lou
Criger scored the go-ahead run and the
Americans won
their second pennant. However...
- 694–712. doi:10.1016/j.jrp.2005.08.002.
DeYoung C. G.;
Hasher L.;
Djikic M.;
Criger B.;
Peterson J. B. (2007). "Morning
people are
stable people: Circadian...
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another prescription for disaster?".
Globe and Mail. Toronto, Ontario.
Criger E (17
August 2015). "Death of
OxyContin behind rise of fentanyl?". CityNews...
- 1 Joe Battin – 1 Jake Beckley – 1
Tommy Bond – 1 †Jesse Burkett – 1 Lou
Criger – 1 Bill Dahlen – 1 Jake Daubert – 1 Jack Doyle – 1 Tim Keefe – 1 †Matt...
- 1946, was Nelson. In 1958, she
married Richard Dennis Criger (1925–2001). She
divorced Criger in 1976.
Gibson also
recorded under the
alias "Ginny Blue...
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Huntington Avenue Grounds, day game Attendance: 10,267 Time: 1:25
Caught by: Lou
Criger Umpired by:
Frank Dwyer Box
score 4
Addie Joss (CLE) RHP, 28 74 pitches...
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beginning in 1908 with the
Philadelphia Athletics, Cy
Young / Lou
Criger gaining the
greatest attention in 1901 with the
Boston Americans (later...
- (1901–1902)
Bobby Lynch (1903) No
coach (1904–1905)
Harry Arndt (1906) Lou
Criger (1907)
Harry Curtis (1908–1909) Ed
Smith (1910)
Albert Kelly (1911) Ed Smith...
