Homer Summa

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Homer Summa (November 3, 1898 - January 29, 1966) was a right fielder in major league baseball from 1920 to 1930. Most of his career he played with the Cleveland Indians, although he also played for the Pittsburgh Pirates and Philadelphia Athletics. He was a good hitter, as he had a batting average over .300 5 times out of his 10 year career. Twice he hit over .330. His career batting average was .302. He was also the second out in Johnny Neun's unassisted triple play on May 31, 1927, the second in 2 days.

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Max Bishop \| Joe Boley \| George Burns \| Mickey Cochrane \| Jimmy Dykes \| George Earnshaw \| Howard Ehmke \| Jimmie Foxx \| Walter French \| Lefty Grove \| Mule Haas \| Bing Miller \| Jack Quinn \| Eddie Rommel \| Al Simmons \| Homer Summa \| Rube Walberg Manager Connie Mack Assistant Manager Earle Mack

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