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English: Charles Timothy O'Leary (
October 15,
1882 –
January 6,
1941) was a
Major League Baseball shortstop primarily with the
Detroit Tigers. He played nine seasons with the Tigers and one season with the
St. Louis Cardinals. Not known for his hitting, O'Leary had a career
batting average of .226. With the Tigers, he was the team's starting shortstop for two of its three
World Series appearances. Pinch hitting for the
St. Louis Browns over twenty years after he had retired, Charley O'Leary, at nearly 52 years old, became one of the oldest Major League Baseball players to successfully
hit and score a
run. With that appearance he became the last major leaguer who had played in the
1900s decade to play in a game.
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