Talk:Dick Stuart

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Place of birth

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I reported this once before! Dick Stuart grew up in San Carlos, not Redwood City - He played baseball & graduated from Sequoia High School, in Redwood City! Claude DeMoss Sequoia High Scchool team-mate in 1951 & lifelong friend Born & raised in Redwood City, now living in San Jose, CA

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Curiously, despite his well-documented defensive struggles, on June 28, 1963, Stuart became the first first-baseman in major league history to record three assists in one inning.[8]

Nope...according to Baseball Almanac's records for assists by first basemen, he was the first in the AL with 3 assists in one inning...it had been done twice previously in the NL... 108.49.32.70 (talk) 14:31, 27 July 2018 (UTC)Reply

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