Chief Bender

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Chief Bender was a Hall of Fame Major League Baseball pitcher of the early 20th century, renowned for his success with Connie Mack’s Philadelphia Athletics and his status as one of the first prominent Native American stars in the sport.


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instanceOf Baseball Hall of Fame inductee
Major League Baseball pitcher
Native American baseball player
human
bats right
burialPlace Hillside Cemetery, Roslyn, Pennsylvania, United States
careerEarnedRunAverage 2.46
careerLosses 127
careerStrikeouts 1711
careerWins 212
coachedFor Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1884-05-05
dateOfDeath 1954-05-22
debutInMLB 1903-04-20
era early 20th century baseball
ethnicGroup Native American
Ojibwe
familyName Bender
finalMLBGameDate 1925-09-26
finalMLBTeam Chicago White Sox
fullName Charles Albert Bender
givenName Charles
HallOfFameInductionYear 1953
honor Philadelphia Baseball Wall of Fame
inductedInto National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum
surface form: National Baseball Hall of Fame
knownForPitch sweeping curveball
“Bender slant” (a type of slider or breaking ball)
league Major League Baseball
managedBy Connie Mack
middleName Albert
MLBDebutTeam Philadelphia Athletics
nickname Chief
notableFor being one of the first prominent Native American stars in Major League Baseball
postseason pitching success with the Philadelphia Athletics
occupation baseball coach
scout
placeOfBirth Crow Wing County, Minnesota, United States
placeOfDeath Philadelphia
surface form: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
primaryPosition pitcher
team Baltimore Terrapins
Philadelphia Athletics
Philadelphia Phillies
throws right
WorldSeriesChampion 1910
1911
1913

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