George Freese

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George Walter Freese (Bud)

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Brother of Gene Freese, George Freese got most of his major league at-bats in 1955 as the other third baseman on the 1955 Pirates. Rookie Gene appeared in 65 games at third while George appeared in 50 games at third. Gene was a better fielder and had more power while George had a higher batting average and on-base percentage.

On May 1, 1955, he an inside-the-park grand slam.

He led the Western League in 1951 with a .338 batting average.

In 1956 he hit .291 with 22 home runs for the pennant-winning Los Angeles Angels.

After his playing career ended, Freese was a member of the Chicago Cubs coaching staff in 1964 and 1965 and a minor league manager. Freese also scouted for the Cubs from 1964 to 1970.

[edit] Year-by-Year Managerial Record

Year Team League Record Finish Organization Playoffs
1962 St. Cloud Rox Northern League 61-63 5th Chicago Cubs
1963 Wenatchee Chiefs Northwest League 63-77 5th Chicago Cubs
1964 Treasure Valley Cubs Pioneer League 40-25 1st Chicago Cubs none League Champs
1965 Treasure Valley Cubs Pioneer League 35-31 1st Chicago Cubs none League Champs
1966 Treasure Valley Cubs Pioneer League 36-30 2nd Chicago Cubs
1967 Caldwell Cubs Pioneer League 40-26 2nd Chicago Cubs
1968 Caldwell Cubs Pioneer League 33-30 3rd Chicago Cubs
1969 Caldwell Cubs Pioneer League 33-39 5th Chicago Cubs
1970 Huron Cubs Northern League 37-31 2nd Chicago Cubs none
1971 Lodi Padres California League 65-74 6th San Diego Padres
1973 Bakersfield Dodgers California League 70-70 4th Los Angeles Dodgers Lost League Finals
1974 Bakersfield Dodgers California League 65-75 5th Los Angeles Dodgers



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