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George Henry "Snuffy"
Stirnweiss (October 26, 1918 –
September 15, 1958) was an
American professional baseball second baseman. He pla**** in
Major League...
- Jersey.
Vince Lombardi (1913–1970),
National Football League coach Snuffy Stirnweiss (1918–1958),
Major League Baseball player[citation needed] "Packer legend...
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after two
leadoff singles in the
first off Vic Lombardi,
scoring Snuffy Stirnweiss, but the
Dodgers tied the game in the
third on
Jackie Robinson's RBI single...
- that the
expendable name was his own. He
called former teammate George Stirnweiss, who told him to
refrain from "blasting" the
Yankees because it might...
- wreck,
including former New York
Yankees second baseman George "Snuffy"
Stirnweiss. The CNJ
faced a
number of
legal actions which were all
settled out of...
- Oaks. He wore #12 as a rookie; #1 was then worn by the
veteran Snuffy Stirnweiss. See Pennington, p. 66.
Ellipsis in
original Numbers not
designated as...
- from
teaching and
coaching in 1941 to
pursue a
business career.
George Stirnweiss briefly coached Old
Dominion for 2
seasons in the
early 1940s,
going just...
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Record Pct. 1 1930–1940
Tommy Scott 10 92–83 .526 2 1940–1942
George Stirnweiss 2 4–29 .121 3 1942–1946 S****
Chandler 4 28–31 .475 4 1946–1947 Julius...
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Monarchs men's
basketball head
coaches Tommy Scott (1930–1940)
George Stirnweiss (1940–1942) S****
Chandler (1942–1946)
Julius Rubin (1946–1947) Jack Callahan...
- U.S.
representative from Virginia's 7th
congressional district Snuffy Stirnweiss (1918–1958),
second baseman who pla**** for the New York
Yankees Frankie...
