Dixie Walker

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Dixie Walker was an American Major League Baseball right fielder, best known as a star player for the Brooklyn Dodgers in the 1940s and a two-time National League batting champion.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Major League Baseball player
human
right fielder
allStarSelection 5
awardReceived National League batting champion NERFINISHED
bats left
battingAverage .306 (career MLB batting average)
burialPlace Elmwood Cemetery, Birmingham, Alabama NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1910-09-24
dateOfDeath 1982-05-17
employer Los Angeles Dodgers (coach) NERFINISHED
St. Louis Cardinals (coach) NERFINISHED
familyName Walker NERFINISHED
father Ewart Walker NERFINISHED
finalMLBteam Cincinnati Reds NERFINISHED
givenName Fred NERFINISHED
league Major League Baseball
National League NERFINISHED
managedTeam Atlanta Crackers NERFINISHED
Birmingham Barons NERFINISHED
memberOfSportsTeam Brooklyn Dodgers NERFINISHED
Chicago White Sox NERFINISHED
Cincinnati Reds NERFINISHED
Detroit Tigers NERFINISHED
New York Yankees NERFINISHED
MLBdebutLeague Major League Baseball NERFINISHED
MLBdebutTeam New York Yankees NERFINISHED
nickname Dixie NERFINISHED
notableAchievement popular player with Brooklyn Dodgers fans
two-time National League batting champion
notableWork star player for the Brooklyn Dodgers in the 1940s
numberOfTimesAwarded 2
occupation baseball coach
baseball manager
baseball player
placeOfBirth Villa Rica, Georgia, United States NERFINISHED
placeOfDeath Birmingham, Alabama, United States NERFINISHED
playedIn 1941 World Series NERFINISHED
1947 World Series NERFINISHED
positionPlayed right fielder
relative Dixie Walker Sr. NERFINISHED
Harry Walker NERFINISHED
Hub Walker NERFINISHED
sexOrGender male
sport baseball
throws right

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Arky Vaughan battedAheadOf Dixie Walker