Bama Rowell
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Carvel William "Bama" Rowell (born January 13, 1916) (died August 16, 1993). Bama was born in Citronelle, Alabama. He attended Louisiana State University. He was 23 years old when he broke into the Major Leagues on September 4, 1939 for the Boston Braves. On March 6, 1948 he was traded with Ray Sanders and $40,000 to the Brooklyn Dodgers for Eddie Stanky, although he never played a game for the Dodgers.
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- Boston Braves: 1939-1947
- Philadelphia Phillies: 1948
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