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Charlie Jamerson came to the Boston Red Sox at the age of 24, in 1924, having played semipro baseball and professional football for the Milwaukee Badgers. The left-hander was signed by team owner/president Bob Quinn. In a day when college graduates were rare among ballplayers, he was called “the young collegian” (though he was 24 when he made his brief debut). He had lettered in baseball and football at the University of Arkansas, and graduated in 1922 ...
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