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Arthur Wilson Whitney (January 16 1858 - August 15 1943) born in Brockton Massachusetts was a Major League Baseball third baseman from 1880 until 1891. He played for the Worcester Ruby Legs (1880) Detroit Wolverines (1881-82) Providence Grays (1882) Pittsburg Alleghenys (1884-87) New York Giants (1888-89) the Players' League New York Giants (1890) Cincinnati Kelly's Killers (1891) and St. Louis Browns (1891). He helped the Giants win the 1888 and 1889 World Series.
Is Art Whitney still alive? Are there any death rumors?
Yes, as far as we know, Art Whitney is still alive. We don't have any current information about Art Whitney's health. However, being younger than 50, we hope that everything is ok.
Which team(s) did Art Whitney play for?
Art Whitney has played for multiple teams, the most important are: Cincinnati Kelly's Killers, Detroit Wolverines, New York Giants (PL), Pittsburgh Pirates, Providence Grays, San Francisco Giants, St. Louis Cardinals and Worcester Worcesters.
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Which teams did Art Whitney play for in the past?
Art Whitney had played for various teams in the past, for example: St. Louis Cardinals and Worcester Worcesters.
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Which position does Art Whitney play?
Art Whitney plays as a Third baseman.
When did Art Whitney retire? When did Art Whitney end the active career?
Art Whitney retired on the 22nd of August 1891, which is more than 133 years ago. The date of Art Whitney's retirement fell on a Saturday.
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When did Art Whitney's career start? How long ago was that?
Art Whitney's career started on the 1st of May 1880, which is more than 144 years ago. The first day of Art Whitney's career was a Saturday.
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