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Frederick "Firpo"
Marberry (November 30, 1898 – June 30, 1976) was an
American right-handed
starting and
relief pitcher in
Major League Baseball from 1923...
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Mississippi Press, 2000: 93–94. ISBN 978-1-57806-253-9
Marberry, 64
Marberry, 93–94
Marberry, 85–86
Marberry, 158–159 Jones,
Megan Sanborn.
Performing American...
- the
abandoned Marberry Arboretum.
Known today by
students as the "Bamboo Forest" due to its
abundance of
overgrown bamboo, the
Marberry Arboretum was...
- Quisenberry,
Bruce Sutter,
Firpo Marberry, and Ed
Walsh are the only
pitchers to lead the
league in
saves five
times (though
Marberry and
Walsh did so
before 1969)...
- from the
original on
September 11, 2018.
Retrieved September 10, 2018.
Marberry, Mark (May 2, 2019). "Brush
arbor revivals are
still around".
Daily Journal...
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starting pitcher goes back even further. A 1933
Goudey baseball card of
Firpo Marberry of the
Detroit Tigers states he "Specializes in
saving ball
games when...
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Frank Lary
Roxie Lawson Dutch Leonard Felipe Lira
Mickey Lolich Firpo Marberry Mike
Maroth Denny McLain Roscoe Miller Brian Moehler Mike
Moore Jack Morris...
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Roberto Firpo,
Argentine tango pianist,
composer and
bandleader Firpo Marberry,
baseball player Pampero Firpo, ring name of Argentine-American wrestler...
- as well as
pioneers of the
relief role such as Doc
Crandall and
Firpo Marberry.
Through the 1930s,
teams continued to use
their best
pitchers as both...
-
Bucky Veil
became the
first relief pitcher in
World Series history.
Firpo Marberry is
credited with
being the
first prominent reliever. From 1923 to 1935...
