Jake Pitler

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Jacob Albert Pitler

• Bats Right, Throws Right
• Height 5' 8", Weight 150 lb.

• Debut May 30, 1917
• Final Game May 24, 1918
• Born April 22, 1894 in New York, NY USA
• Died February 3, 1968 in Binghamton, NY USA

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• Coached the Brooklyn Dodgers from 1947 to 1957

[edit] Year-by-Year Managerial Record

Year	Team	League	Record	Finish	Organization	Playoffs
1929	Elmira Colonels	New York-Penn League	66-72	5th		none
1930	Elmira Colonels	New York-Penn League	73-64	2nd		none
1931	Elmira Colonels	New York-Penn League				--	replaced by Freddy Coumbe
	Hazleton Mountaineers	New York-Penn League				none	replaced Hugh Fitzgerald
1932	Hazleton Mountaineers	New York-Penn League	67-72	6th	Boston Red Sox	none
1933	Springfield Chicks	Middle Atlantic League	67-64	4th	Washington Senators
1934	Scranton Miners	New York-Penn League	71-67	4th	none
1935	Portsmouth Pirates	Middle Atlantic League	54-63	6th	Pittsburgh Pirates
1936	Wilkes-Barre Barons	New York-Penn League	62-75	7th	none
1937	Jeannette Bisons	Pennsylvania State Association	13-11	--	Buffalo Bisons	Team disbanded June 10
1939	Olean Oilers	PONY League	65-38	1st	Brooklyn Dodgers	League Champs
1940	Olean Oilers	PONY League	65-39	1st	Brooklyn Dodgers	League Champs
1941	Olean Oilers	PONY League	48-61	5th	Brooklyn Dodgers
1942	Olean Oilers	PONY League	82-42	2nd	Brooklyn Dodgers	Lost League Finals
1943	Olean Oilers	PONY League	43-66	6th	Brooklyn Dodgers
1944	Newport News Dodgers	Piedmont League	61-78	6th	Brooklyn Dodgers
1945	Newport News Dodgers	Piedmont League	69-69	3rd	Brooklyn Dodgers	Lost in 1st round
1946	Danville Dodgers	Three-I League			Brooklyn Dodgers		replaced by Paul Chervinko

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