Hobe Ferris

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Hobe Ferris was an early 20th-century Major League Baseball second baseman known for his key role with the Boston Americans, including their 1903 championship season.

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instanceOf baseball player
human
achievement member of first World Series championship team
bats right
birthName Albert Sayles Ferris
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
era early 20th century
fieldOfWork baseball infield defense
professional sports
gender male
givenName Hobe
league Major League Baseball
leagueDebut Major League Baseball
leagueLevel major league
notableFor defensive play at second base
notableWork 1903 World Series champion with Boston Americans
occupation professional baseball player
partOf Boston Americans 1903 championship season
playedFor Boston Americans
St. Louis Browns
position second baseman
role key player for Boston Americans in early 1900s
sport baseball
sportNumberOfPlayersOnTeam 9
team Boston Americans
St. Louis Browns
teamLocation Boston, Massachusetts
St. Louis, Missouri
throws right

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