• Frank Richard Papish (October 21, 1917 – August 30, 1965) was an American professional baseball pitcher who appeared in 149 games in Major League Baseball...
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    rider Joe Pannunzio, college football administrator, player and coach. Frank Papish, Major League Baseball pitcher (1945 to 1950); deputy sheriff after his...
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  • Boston Braves and New York Yankees prior to 1945 retirement. August 30 – Frank Papish, 47, southpaw who pitched in 149 games for the Chicago White Sox (1945–1948)...
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  • Mitchell Page Jim Pagliaroni Matt Pagnozzi Joshua Palacios Vicente Palacios Frank Papish Mark Parent Chan Ho Park Hoy Park Dave Parker Jay Parker José Parra Steve...
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  • Bobby Ávila Al Benton Allie Clark Mike Garcia Mel Harder Bill McKechnie Frank Papish Hal Peck Mike Tresh Thurman Tucker Early Wynn Sam Zoldak Bill Grieve...
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    of the rotation, which was led by Lopat and included Joe Haynes and Frank Papish. While Grove started off the season well, he struggled through the middle...
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  • Feller 25 Mike Garcia 27 Steve Gromek 21 Bob Lemon 29 Satchel Paige 26 Frank Papish 24 Early Wynn 20 Sam Zoldak Catchers 10 Jim Hegan 11 Mike Tresh Infielders...
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  • "Stan Papi Statistics". Baseball-Reference.com. Retrieved 2009-06-01. "Frank Papish Statistics". Baseball-Reference.com. Retrieved 2009-06-01. "John Pappalau...
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