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and spent the rest of the season as an occasional reliever. He finished the season with five wins, seven losses and a 4.30 ERA. After the season ended, Christopher began contemplating retirement from baseball. He had lost 10 pounds in the final months of the season and was light to begin with, and decided that he would retire if he could not gain the weight back over the winter.
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After the World Series ended, Christopher mulled over retirement, and in January 1949, he made it official. However, at the start of February, he reconsidered and signed a contract with the Indians, deciding to play for one more year. A month later, as spring training began, he decided to retire for
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While Christopher was hoping to start, the Indians felt, like the Athletics, that he would be better as a relief pitcher for them. Early in the season, Christopher told Veeck that 1948 would be his final year, as his wife joined the doctors' side, wanting him to retire and noting that he was playing
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Christopher gained the weight back and rejoined the Athletics for the 1947 season. While there was talk of keeping him in the rotation, he ended up becoming a full-time reliever for the team. Despite this, Christopher was still able to contribute with his bat; he drove in the winning run in a May 29
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While Christopher was holding out for a new deal from the Athletics, he was also trying to gain weight. He went to around 40 banquets on behalf of Connie Mack during the offseason, and despite his eating habits, he remained at 170 pounds, not gaining an ounce. After apparently reaching an agreement
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in a 5–0 loss against the Yankees. Over the first part of the season, Christopher again split time between the rotation and the bullpen. In a 7–3 loss to the Indians on July 18, Christopher could not get out of the second inning, allowing five earned runs. After this, he did not pitch for a month,
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pitched the other 11. Although Christopher had a strong start to the season, he struggled during the second half. He lost seven straight games over a two-month period before winning another on August 19 against the Tigers. He finished the year with a 13–13 record and a 3.17 ERA. He was selected to
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in the process. He also had 10 wins, seven losses, and a 2.90 ERA. At the end of the season, Christopher was holding out on his contract, wanting either a starting role in the rotation or more money to remain a reliever. The two sides agreed to a deal at the end of February, and he looked to be a
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were the best quartet of starting pitchers in the league. He spent most of spring training holding out for a new contract, which was eventually agreed on in the middle of March. He missed the first couple weeks of the season due to injury, and won his season debut on April 18, a 12-inning shutout
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pitching delivery, which led to three victories in a row for him. After a July 9 loss to the Tigers brought his record to 4–6, Christopher did not pitch again until August 24, and spent the rest of the season pitching in relief. He finished the season with a 5–8 record and a 3.45 ERA.
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from the Yankees, but they wanted Christopher in return. Mack refused to give him up, and as a result the trade never materialized. He began the season in the starting rotation, and was the
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reacted positively to the trade and felt that he was the missing piece for a pennant run. He said of the trade, "With Christopher on our staff, we're definitely contenders."
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for the first time in three years. After starting the season with a 4–10 record, on July 22 Christopher went on a seven-game winning streak that culminated with a 5–1
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victory over the White Sox. He finished the season with a 14–14 record, 84 strikeouts and an ERA of 2.97. After the season ended, Christopher and others went on a
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for a salary of $ 1 a year. He spent several weeks training with the team, but was eventually released at the end of April, ending his comeback attempt.
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with the Athletics, Christopher was purchased by the Cleveland Indians on April 3, 1948. While the deal was made between Mack and Indians owner
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farm system. In 32 games with the Texans, he posted an 18–7 record, pitched 225 innings and had an ERA of 3.68. He was promoted in 1940 to the
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placed Christopher on the major league roster, and he made his debut on April 14, 1942. On May 5, Christopher made his first appearance as a
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When his final attempt at a comeback failed, Christopher went on to work in an aircraft plant in San Diego. He died in his hometown of
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in three innings. He got his third win of the season three months after his second on August 20 in a 2–1 victory over the
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in the International League playoffs to put the Bears up two games to none. In the championship series against the
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In his lone season with the Bears, Christopher pitched in 31 games. Among those games was a four-hit
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game against the Red Sox. Over the course of the season, Christopher evolved into the Athletics'
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on "borrowed time" already. He spent the season as the Indians' chief relief pitcher alongside
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began with Christopher the subject of a possible trade. The Athletics tried to obtain
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He had his first taste of professional baseball in 1938, when he signed with the
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Morrow, Art (April 14, 1948). "A's Sale of Christopher Surprises Even Connie".
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McAuley, Ed (April 14, 1948). "Beanpole Russ Greeted as Big Prop for Wigwam".
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Morrow, Art (March 3, 1948). "40 Feasts Fail to Add Ounce to Christopher".
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against the Senators. He followed that up with a victory over the
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Gibbons, Frank (March 26, 1952). "Christopher Picks Up Brissie".
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April 14, 1942, for the Philadelphia Athletics
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The following season, Christopher was part of an optimistic
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October 1, 1948, for the Cleveland Indians
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Pitcher
Richmond, California
Win–loss record
Earned run average
Strikeouts
Philadelphia Athletics
1942
1947
Cleveland Indians
1948
All-Star
1945
World Series
1948
professional baseball
pitcher
Major League Baseball
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland Indians
innings
win–loss record
complete games
shutouts
earned run average
Richmond, California
New York Yankees
Athletics
rule 5 draft
All-Star appearance

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