1948 Chicago White Sox Team Player Lineup Vintage Print Ad
This page from the 1948 "Who's Who in the Major Leagues" features the player lineup for the Chicago White Sox, a prominent team in Major League Baseball during that era. It includes profiles of several players, highlighting their positions, physical attributes, and playing history. Taft Wright, a left-handed outfielder at 5'10" and 190 lbs, contributed significantly to the team by playing 124 games the previous year. Dave Philley, another outfielder, noted for his right-handed batting, faced challenges with only 258 at-bats but demonstrated the potential for power. Bob Kennedy is also showcased; he shifted from infielder to outfielder in an effort to improve his .262 batting average. Other players mentioned include Luke Appling, a seasoned veteran; Floyd Baker, focusing on regular play; Frank Papish, who aimed to solidify a left position; Mike Tresh, a catcher; Don Kolloway, and Tony Lupien, who boasted impressive stats from his time with Hollywood in the Pacific Coast League.