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Charlie Dexter
1876-1934

OF-C-3B-1B 1896-1903 Louisville , Cubs, Braves

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Dexter did everything but pitch, and six times stole over 20 bases. In 1898, his .314 BA was Louisville's second-highest, and his 44 stolen bases ranked fourth in the NL. (FIC)
FROM THE BASEBALL CHRONOLOGY
» June 3rd, 1897: In New York, the Giants stop Louisville in the first of 2 games. Because this game was transferred from Louisville without league consent, no league official is present. Two players, Charlie Dexter and Mike Sullivan, umpire the 6-1 Giant victory. This game will later be dropped from the standings.