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History: Pitching ace Con Dempsey boasted a sensational record of striking out 85 opponents in 66 innings of twirling in 1947 for USF. Twice he fanned 16 batters in a game, and upon his graduation he signed to play professionally with the San Francisco Seals.

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History: San Francisco joined the Pacific Coast League in 1903 and from that time until their departure in 1957 they were one of the league's most colorful franchises. The 1931 season saw the opening of magnificent Seals Stadium where the club remained until the end. Joe Dimaggio began his career with the Seals and had a 61-game hitting streak in 1933. The most beloved Seal was Lefty O'Doul who both played for and managed the club.

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History: Senior Ace hurler Nick Thornton was the standout player for the Jaspers Kelly Green squad in 1947, the only player on the team earning All-Metropolitan Baseball team honors. FUN FACT: Manhattan College was playing a semi-pro baseball team called the Metropolitans sometime in the late 19th century when their Head Coach, Brother Jasper, noticed the students attending the game were becoming increasingly restless as the Jaspers came to bat in the seventh inning of a close game.

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