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• Gus_Suhr abstract "August Richard "Gus" Suhr (January 3, 1906 – January 15, 2004) was a Major League Baseball first baseman. Suhr was born in San Francisco, California, USA. He batted left-handed and threw right-handed.Suhr was a career .279 hitter with 84 home runs and 818 RBI in 1435 games played with the Pittsburgh Pirates (1930–39) and Philadelphia Phillies (1939–40).Prior to playing in the majors, Suhr played for the San Francisco Seals. In 1929, he hit .381 with 51 home runs and 177 RBI for his team. In his rookie season with the Pirates, he belted 17 homers with 107 RBI. He produced three 100-RBI seasons in his 11-year career.Selected for the 1936 All-Star game, Suhr played 1,339 games at first base for Pittsburgh, a team record for a Pirates' first baseman.On September 11, 1931, Suhr started a then National League record streak of 822 games played, which ended on June 4, 1937 when he missed a game to attend his mother's funeral. His record stood until June 12, 1957 when it was broken by Stan Musial. The record is currently held by Steve Garvey.After retiring from baseball, Suhr became a liquor store owner. He died in Scottsdale, Arizona, of natural causes at age of 98.".
• Gus_Suhr birthDate "1906-01-03".
• Gus_Suhr birthPlace California.
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• Gus_Suhr birthYear "1906".
• Gus_Suhr deathDate "2004-01-15".
• Gus_Suhr deathPlace Scottsdale,_Arizona.
• Gus_Suhr deathYear "2004".
• Gus_Suhr debutTeam Pittsburgh_Pirates.
• Gus_Suhr position First_baseman.
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• Gus_Suhr wikiPageWikiLink Stan_Musial.
• Gus_Suhr wikiPageWikiLink Steve_Garvey.
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• Gus_Suhr wikiPageWikiLinkText "Gus Suhr".
• Gus_Suhr bats "Left".
• Gus_Suhr birthDate "1906-01-03".
• Gus_Suhr birthPlace California.
• Gus_Suhr birthPlace San_Francisco.
• Gus_Suhr dateOfBirth "1906-01-03".
• Gus_Suhr dateOfDeath "2004-01-15".
• Gus_Suhr deathDate "2004-01-15".
• Gus_Suhr deathPlace Scottsdale,_Arizona.
• Gus_Suhr debutdate "--04-15".
• Gus_Suhr debutleague "MLB".
• Gus_Suhr debutteam "Pittsburgh Pirates".
• Gus_Suhr debutyear "1930".
• Gus_Suhr finaldate "--05-12".
• Gus_Suhr finalleague "MLB".
• Gus_Suhr finalteam "Philadelphia Phillies".
• Gus_Suhr finalyear "1940".
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• Gus_Suhr highlights "* All-Star selection".
• Gus_Suhr name "Gus Suhr".
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• Gus_Suhr placeOfBirth California.
• Gus_Suhr placeOfBirth San_Francisco.
• Gus_Suhr placeOfDeath "Scottsdale, Arizona".
• Gus_Suhr position First_baseman.
• Gus_Suhr shortDescription "American baseball player".
• Gus_Suhr stat1label Batting_average.
• Gus_Suhr stat1value "0.279".
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• Gus_Suhr stat3value "818".
• Gus_Suhr statleague "MLB".
• Gus_Suhr teams "* Pittsburgh Pirates * Philadelphia Phillies".
• Gus_Suhr throws "Right".
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• Gus_Suhr description "American baseball player".
• Gus_Suhr description "American baseball player".
• Gus_Suhr subject Category:1906_births.
• Gus_Suhr subject Category:2004_deaths.
• Gus_Suhr subject Category:Baseball_players_from_California.
• Gus_Suhr subject Category:Major_League_Baseball_first_basemen.
• Gus_Suhr subject Category:National_League_All-Stars.
• Gus_Suhr subject Category:Philadelphia_Phillies_players.

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