Marty Marion

Marty Marion
Marty Marion

Basic information
Nationality	The United States of America
Hometown	South Carolina Rich Bergh
The date of birth	1917December 1
Date of death	March 15, 2011 (93 years old death)
Height The weight	6' 2 "= approximately 188cm 170 lb = approximately 77.1 kg
Player information
Throw, turn at bat	右投右打
Position	Shortstop
Entering professional	1936
First appearance	1940April 16
The last participation	1953July 6
Career (the team being on the register roll year professional in the parenthesis)
Player career St. Louis Cardinals (1940-1950 years) St. Louis Browns (1952-1953 years) Supervision career St. Louis Cardinals (1951) St. Louis Browns (1952-1953 years) Chicago White Sox (1954-1956 years)
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A former professional baseball player of the United States of America where Marty Marion (Martin Whiteford Marion, from December 1, 1917 to March 15, 2011) played an active part mainly in the 1940s. The position is a shortstop. I hit the right-handed right. The nickname "Slats" (スラッツ), "The Octopus" (the octopus). In excellent shortstops of St. Louis Cardinals of World War II period, it is the National League MVP of 1944.

Table of contents

Origin, person

South Carolina Rich Bergh native place. I contracted with Cardinals in 1936 and I was promoted to a measure and played 22 years old in 125 games from the first year in 1940. The height was approximately 190cm, but the weight was the large-scale shortstop who was rare while there were still many small-sized players at the time of in the on the small side that did not reach 80 kg. From the figure which stretch out long hands and feet, and deals with a grounder Marion from reporters called "an octopus" was nicknamed.

They participated in 155 games in the second year, and 28 sacrifice bunts of this age were the league most. I recorded 38 two-base hits of the league most in the third-year 1942, but Marion was the player whom rather reliable defense was bought for. In 1944 when I was chosen as the MVP of the league and accomplished the second World Series conquest, I recorded fielding average .972 of the league best and, in 1946 when I won the third World Series, recorded the each number of the stabbing to death, the assist, the double plays league most by 145 games. I am chosen as an all-star game for 8 consecutive years after 1943.

I withdraw from the player once in a season of 1950 and acted as supervision of Cardinals in 1951, the following day, but it is player additional post supervision as a successor to Rogers Hornsby in St. Louis Browns from 1952, and active play returns. I acted as supervision of White Sox for three years from the next 1,954 years.

On March 15, 2011 because of a disease the death [¹] [²]. 93 years old death.

Results in total

Blow results according to the year

Year Degree	Ball 団	Trial 合	打 Seat	打 Number	Profit Point	安 打	Two Fort 打	Three Fort 打	Book Fort 打	Fort 打	打 Point	Theft Fort	Theft Fort Death	犠 打	犠 飛	Four Ball	敬 遠	Death Ball	Three 振	Put together Homicide 打	打 Rate	Appearance Fort Rate	The head 打 Rate	O P S
1940	STL	125	468	435	44	121	18	1	3	150	46	9	--	12	--	21	0	--	34	12	.278	.311	.345	.656
1941		155	619	547	50	138	22	3	3	175	58	8	--	28	--	42	2	--	48	10	.252	.308	.320	.628
1942		147	555	485	66	134	38	5	0	182	54	8	--	20	--	48	1	--	50	9	.276	.343	.375	.718
1943		129	463	418	38	117	15	3	1	141	52	1	--	11	--	32	2	--	37	4	.280	.334	.337	.671
1944		144	565	506	50	135	26	2	6	183	63	1	--	16	--	43	0	--	50	9	.267	.324	.362	.686
1945		123	477	430	63	119	27	5	1	159	59	2	--	6	--	39	2	--	39	5	.277	.340	.370	.709
1946		146	575	498	51	116	29	4	3	162	46	1	--	15	--	59	3	--	53	9	.233	.318	.325	.643
1947		149	599	540	57	147	19	6	4	190	74	3	--	9	--	49	1	--	58	16	.272	.334	.352	.686
1948		144	613	567	70	143	26	4	4	189	43	1	--	9	--	37	0	--	54	13	.252	.298	.333	.631
1949		134	571	515	61	140	31	2	5	190	70	0	--	17	--	37	2	--	42	17	.272	.323	.369	.692
1950		106	421	372	36	92	10	2	4	118	40	1	--	4	--	44	0	--	55	10	.247	.327	.317	.644
1952	STB	67	210	186	16	46	11	0	2	63	19	0	2	4	--	19	1	--	17	6	.247	.320	.339	.659
1953		3	7	7	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	--	0	0	--	0	0	.000	.000	.000	.000
In total: 13 years		1572	6143	5506	602	1448	272	37	36	1902	624	35	2	151	--	470	14	--	537	120	.263	.323	.345	.668

• As for the bold-face of each year, a league is the best

Acquisition title, record

• The National League MVP: 1944
• World Series participation: Four times (in 1942 in 1943 in 1944 1946)
• The all-star game election: I continue eight times for eight years (1943 through 1950)
• A league most two-base hit: 1942

War record as the supervision

※Order last as for the order in the year

The year	Team	League	Game	Victory	Defeat	Winning rate	Order	Remarks
1951	STL	NL	155	81	73	.526	The third place
1952	STB	AL	104	42	61	.408	The seventh place	June 10 ...
1953			154	54	100	.351	The eighth place
1954	CWS		9	3	6	.333	The third place	September 14 ...
1955			155	91	63	.591	The third place
1956			154	85	69	.552	The third place
The total			731	356	372	.489

Footnote

1. ^ Former MVP Marion dies at age 93 St.Louis cardinals Official Press Release 2011-3-16
2. Mr. ^ name shortstop Marty Marion reads it on death daily publication sports March 17, 2011

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