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and swept the series. Two weeks later, the Tigers swept a three-game series against the Red Sox, The White Sox collected a fund which was paid to Tigers players. Stanage said that White Sox players,
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and was asked if he thought there was anything about him giving up 21 stolen bases in the series with the White Sox. Stanage drew laughs when he answered, "That happened to me lots of times."
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1639:"Ex-Tiger Oscar Stanage Dies After Illness"
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1429:"97 Old-Timers Forced to Quit County Posts"
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1313:"Oscar Stanage to Be New Evansville Pilot"
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1168:"Catcher Stanage Is Sold By Los Angeles"
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