Bill Dinneen

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Bill Dinneen was an early 20th-century Major League Baseball pitcher and later umpire, best known for his standout performances in the first modern World Series and his long career in the American League.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf American League umpire
Major League Baseball pitcher
baseball umpire
human
bats Right
birthDate 1876-04-05
birthPlace Syracuse
surface form: Syracuse, New York, United States
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
deathDate 1955-01-17
deathPlace Baltimore
surface form: Baltimore, Maryland, United States
debutDate 1898-04-22
debutLeague Major League Baseball
debutTeam National League Syracuse Stars
Syracuse Stars
earnedRunAverage 3.01
familyName Dinneen
finalGameDate 1909-09-02
finalLeague Major League Baseball
finalTeam St. Louis Browns
fullName William Henry Dinneen
givenName William
league American League
Major League Baseball
nickname Bill Dinneen self-link
notableFor long career as an American League umpire
standout performances in the 1903 World Series
occupation baseball player
baseball umpire
officiatedWorldSeries 1911 World Series
1913 World Series
1917 World Series
1920 World Series
1924 World Series
1926 World Series
1929 World Series
1932 World Series
pitchedShutoutIn 1903 World Series
surface form: 1903 World Series Game 2

1903 World Series
surface form: 1903 World Series Game 8
playedFor Boston Americans
Boston Red Stockings
surface form: Boston Beaneaters

St. Louis Browns
Syracuse Stars
position pitcher
strikeouts 1229
team 1903 Boston Americans
throws Right
umpireLeague American League
umpiringCareerEnd 1937
umpiringCareerStart 1910
winLossRecord 170–177
wonGamesIn 1903 World Series

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1903 World Series mostWinsByPitcher Bill Dinneen
Bill Dinneen nickname Bill Dinneen self-link
1919 World Series umpire Bill Dinneen
1916 World Series umpires Bill Dinneen