- John
Wallaesa (August 31, 1919 –
December 27, 1986) was an
American professional baseball shortstop. He pla**** in
Major League Baseball (MLB) for five...
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professional baseball broadcaster,
Montreal Expos and
Florida Marlins Jack
Wallaesa,
former professional player,
Chicago White Sox and
Philadelphia Athletics...
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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 Walsh...
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Floyd Baker 3 Jake
Jones 47 Don
Kolloway 28,7 C****
Michaels 7,12 Jack
Wallaesa 3 Rudy York
Outfielders 5,24 Loyd
Christopher 24,25
Ralph Hodgin 5,36...
- 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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clubs between 1936 and 1947;
brother of
Emmett Wilson.
December 27 – Jack
Wallaesa, 67 part-time
shortstop for the
Philadelphia Athletics and
Chicago White...
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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 Claudell...
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Wallach Statistics". Baseball-Reference.com.
Retrieved July 14, 2008. "Jack
Wallaesa Statistics". Baseball-Reference.com.
Retrieved July 14, 2008. "Norm Wallen...
- Sc****e (1939)
Elmer Valo (1939)
Philadelphia Baseball Wall of Fame Jack
Wallaesa (1939)
Spider Wilhelm (1947–1948)
Federalsburg A's
players Federalsburg...
- 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 pla****;...
