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Jim Duggan (baseball)

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In 1918 Duggan entered the army, He was on board a ship bound for Europe when World War I ended.
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This biographical article relating to an American baseball first baseman is a
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Duggan spent his entire 11-year professional career in the
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Duggan's last six professional seasons were spent in the
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Sportspeople from the Indianapolis metropolitan area
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First baseman
Whiteland, Indiana
Indianapolis, Indiana
St. Louis Browns
St. Louis Browns
Batting average
Home runs
Runs batted in
St. Louis Browns
professional baseball
St. Louis Browns
first baseman
minor leagues
Whiteland, Indiana
Franklin College
Atlanta Crackers
Southern Association
Holyoke, Massachusetts
Papermakers
Connecticut League
at bats
walk
Three-I League
Decatur, Illinois
Commodores
playing manager
Rock Island Islanders
Davenport Blue Sox
Blues

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