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Bryant spent 45 years in baseball as a pitcher, coach, and minor league manager. A .266 lifetime hitter, he won his own game on August 28, 1937 with a 10th inning grand slam. He went 19-11 for the 1938 pennant-winning Cubs, leading the NL in strikeouts (and walks). In his World Series start in Game Three, he pitched almost five hitless innings before Joe Gordon started a Yankee stampede with a home run. Bryant's career was ruined by arm trouble the next year. (DB)

FROM THE BASEBALL CHRONOLOGY » October 8, 1938: The Series moves to Yankee Stadium, and New York rolls to its 3rd straight win, with Monte Pearson beating Clay Bryant 5-2. Bill Dickey and Joe Gordon homer.