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Old 03-14-2013, 11:15 AM
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One more before work. This pretty much speaks for itself. Both pitchers worked the equivalent of nearly three complete games.

Oeschger was involved in a big trade in 1923 when he and Billy Southworth were traded from Boston to the Giants for Casey Stengel and Dave Bancroft.
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JOE BLACK First African American pitcher to win a World Series game

Strapped for pitching, Dodgers manager Chuck Dressen brought rookie Joe Black out of the bullpen and started him 3 times in 7 days in the 1952 World Series against the New York Yankees. He won the opener with a 6-hitter over Allie Reynolds, 4–2, then lost the 4th game, 2–0, and the 7th, 4–2.

Amazingly 12 years would pass before another African American pitcher would notch a World Series Victory.
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