Spud Davis

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Virgil Lawrence "Spud" Davis (December 20, 1904 - August 14, 1984) was an American catcher in Major League Baseball for the St. Louis Cardinals, Philadelphia Phillies and Pittsburgh Pirates. Born in Birmingham, Alabama, he died at age 79 in Birmingham and is buried there.

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Preceded by
Frankie Frisch		 Pittsburgh Pirates Managers
1946		 Succeeded by
Billy Herman
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Pittsburgh Pirates managers

Pittsburg Alleghenys (1882–1889)
Pratt • Butler • Battin • McKnight • Ferguson • Creamer • Phillips • Dunlap • Hanlon

Pittsburgh Pirates (1890-present)
 Hecker • McGunnigle • Hanlon • Burns • Buckenberger • Mack • Donovan • Watkins • Donovan • Clarke • Callahan • Wagner • Bezdek • Gibson • McKechnie • Bush • Ens • Gibson • Traynor • Frisch • Davis • Herman • Burwell • Meyer • Haney • Bragan • Murtaugh • Walker • Murtaugh • Shepard • Grammas • Murtaugh • Virdon • Murtaugh • Tanner • Leyland • Lamont • McClendon • Mackanin • Tracy • Russell
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St. Louis Cardinals 1934 World Series roster
1 Pepper Martin | 2 Leo Durocher | 3 Frankie Frisch | 4 Chick Fullis | 6 Ernie Orsatti | 6 Jack Rothrock | 7 Joe Medwick | 8 Spud Davis | 9 Bill DeLancey | 10 Dazzy Vance | 11 Pat Crawford | 12 Ripper Collins | 14 Burgess Whitehead | 15 Tex Carleton | 16 Jesse Haines | 17 Dizzy Dean | 18 Bill Walker | 21 Paul Dean | 22 Bill Hallahan | 28 Jim Mooney
Manager: 3 Frankie Frisch


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