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Heinie Scheer

Second Base
TEAM: Philadelphia Athletics
Born: July 31, 1900 - March 21, 1976

Scheer was a second baseman who played parts of two seasons for the Philadelphia A’s. He made his major-league debut in 1922, hitting .170 with 4 homers in 51 games. Scheer got another shot in 1923, hitting .238 in 69 games. At the end of the season, he was traded to Shreveport in the Texas League in a deal that sent future Hall of Famer Al Simmons to the A’s. Scheer never played another game in the big leagues.

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Heinie helped establish Little League Baseball in the New Haven, Conn., area and later became the league’s commissioner.

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