Q:What key details about clarence mitchell can be extracted from the following bio? Bio: : '' for the american civil right leader , see clarence m. mitchell , jr. '' clarence elmer mitchell -lrb- february 22 , 1891 -- november 6 , 1963 -rrb- was an american major league baseball pitcher . he played in the majors from 1911 to 1932 for the detroit tigers , cincinnati reds , new york giants , brooklyn robins , philadelphia phillies and st. louis cardinals . mitchell was known for throwing the spitball , and he was one of the 17 pitchers allowed to continue throwing the pitch after it was outlawed in 1920 . on october 10 , 1920 , in game 5 of the 1920 world series , mitchell made history when , with men on first and second and no outs , he hit a rising liner that cleveland indians second baseman bill wambsganss caught . wambsganss was able to double up the lead runner , pete kilduff , who was still running toward third , then tagged out otto miller , who had come down from first base . mitchell is the only player in major league history to hit into an unassisted triple play in a world series . in his next at bat , mitchell hit into a double play , making him responsible for five outs in two consecutive trips to the plate , another world series record . mitchell also has the distinction of being the last legal lefthanded spitball pitcher . after being released from the majors after the 1932 season at age 41 , he played several more years in the minors , including three years in the pacific coast league for the mission reds .
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- finalteam is new york giants- finalyear is 1932- death place is grand island , nebraska- statlabel is win -- loss record earned run average strikeouts- position is pitcher- statvalue is 125 -- 139 4.12 543- throws is left- debutteam is detroit tigers- bats is left- debutdate is june 2- death date is 6 november 1963- birth date is 22 february 1891- finaldate is june 21- name is clarence mitchell- image is clarence mitchell baseball card.jpg- birth place is franklin , nebraska- debutyear is 1911