Jerry Upp would be such a guy....
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Pitched for the Lancaster Lanks in 1906, with a 19-15 record.
In 1907 he pitched for the Columbus Senators of the American Association, he
was 27-10.
In 1909, back at Columbus, he was 5-9. He then went up to Cleveland for the end of the 1909 season.
With the Cleveland Naps, he threw in his first game Sept 2nd, and last game Sept 27th.
He appeared in 7 games, started 4, finished 3, had a 2-1 record and a 1.69 ERA.
In 1910 he had a record of 11-10 in the TriState Leauge, pitching for Williamsport
and Altoona.
And that was the end for Mr. Upp's professional baseball career.