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Russ Christopher
1917-1954

  • Brother of Lloyd Christopher
    [Courtesy Arnie Braunstein]
  • RHP 1942-48 A's , Indians

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    The slim, 6'3" Christoper won in double figures three times, peaking with 14 victories for the 1944 A's. He pitched exclusively in relief in 1947-48, and his AL-leading 17 saves for Cleveland in his final year figured in the Indians' successful drive for the 1948 World Championship. His brother Lloyd played 16 ML games. (TJ)
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    » September 25, 1944: Going into the final Monday of the season, the Tigers hold a one-game lead over the Browns with the Yankees now out of the running. Russ Christopher of the A's beats the Tigers 2-1 to produce a tie for the lead.