finalyear bats death_date death_place birth_place debutyear finaldate statvalue position finalteam statlabel debutdate birth_date article_title debutteam name throws
1951 right 12 february 2010 duluth , georgia marmaduke , arkansas 1951 june 15 0 -- 0 4.76 5 2/3 pitcher cleveland indians win-loss record earned run average innings pitched april 29 9 december 1924 jerry fahr
 cleveland indians jerry fahr right
jerry fahr

gerald warren fahr -lrb- december 9 , 1924 -- february 12 , 2010 -rrb- was an american professional baseball player , a right-handed pitcher who played in the minor leagues from 1947 -- 1956 , with the exception of a five-game major league trial as a relief pitcher for the cleveland indians during the 1951 season .
born in marmaduke , arkansas , fahr made his professional debut with the vernon dusters , and played for them for two seasons .
in 1947 , he had a win-loss record of 16-18 , then had a 21-8 record and a 1.96 earned run average -lrb- era -rrb- .
after spending 1949 with three teams , fahr played for the shreveport sports in 1950 , and had a 10-6 record and a 2.72 era .
at the end of the season , the cleveland indians signed him to a contract and added him to the major league roster .
fahr made his major league debut on april 29 , 1951 for the indians , allowing three hits , a base on balls and two earned runs in one inning against the st. louis browns .
however , in his final four games he had 4 2/3 innings pitched and allowed only one additional run .
fahr gave up eight hits and a walk during those final games , but induced four batters to hit into double plays .
he spent the rest of the season with the ottawa giants .
in 1952 , fahr spent spring training with the indians , and while he pitched well , one poor outing against the chicago white sox led the indians to keep him in the minor leagues .
he played for the toronto maple leafs from 1952 to 1954 ; his record in 1952 was 10-13 and his era was 3.16 .
he then spent the rest of the 1954 season with the charleston senators and the minneapolis millers .
he finished his career in 1955 with the tulsa oilers and toronto before retiring .
