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52-102 .338 |
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8th in the AL (46 games back) |
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52-102, 51-103, 51-103 |
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611 /
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| Ballpark | Sportsman's Park | | Park Factors | Batting: 103 / Pitching: 107 | | Attendance | 293,790 (8th) (16th) | | Spring Training | Burbank, California (Olive Avenue Park) | | Manager | Zack Taylor | | Coaches | Ed Redys, Fred Hofmann, Jack Tobin, John Berardino, Max Patkin, Ralph Winegarner | | Executives | President: Bill Veeck Jr., President: William O. DeWitt | | Minor Leagues | (AAA) Toronto Maple Leafs, (AA) San Antonio Missions, (B) Anderson Rebels, (C) Aberdeen Pheasants, (C) Pine Bluff Judges, (D) Appleton Papermakers, (D) Ada Herefords, (D) Pittsburg Browns, (D) Redding Browns | | Radio | (KWK) Bud Blattner, Howard Williams | | TV | (KSD) Bud Blattner, Howard Williams |
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The 1951 St. Louis Browns
went 52-102
and finished 8th
in the
American League. The Browns
drew 293,790
to Sportsman's Park.
Ned Garver made the All-Star team.
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