Nemo Leibold

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Harry Loran Leibold

• Bats Left, Throws Right
• Height 5' 6½", Weight 157 lb.

• Debut April 12, 1913
• Final Game October 2, 1925
• Born February 17, 1892 in Butler, IN USA
• Died February 4, 1977 in Detroit, MI USA

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Contents 1 Biographical Information 2 Notable Achievements 3 Year-by-Year Managerial Record 4 Related Sites

[edit] Biographical Information

Nemo Leibold managed in the minors from 1928-1948. In 1946 he was suspended for 45 days for bumping an umpire.

[edit] Notable Achievements

• Won two World Series with the Chicago White Sox (1917) and the Washington Senators (1924)

[edit] Year-by-Year Managerial Record

Year	Team	League	Record	Finish	Organization	Playoffs	Notes
1928	Columbus Senators	American Association	68-100	7th	none	none
1929	Columbus Senators	American Association	75-91	6th	none	none
1930	Columbus Senators	American Association	67-86	6th	none	none
1931	Columbus Red Birds	American Association	84-82	4th	St. Louis Cardinals	none
1932	Columbus Red Birds	American Association	46-42	--	St. Louis Cardinals	--	replaced by Billy Southworth on July 11
1933	Reading Red Sox	New York-Penn League	80-56	2nd	Boston Red Sox	none
1934	Reading Red Sox	New York-Penn League	72-66	3rd	Boston Red Sox
1935	Syracuse Chiefs	International League	87-67	2nd	Boston Red Sox	League Champs
1936	Syracuse Chiefs	International League	27-35	--	Boston Red Sox	--	replaced by Mike Kelly on July 10
1937	Rocky Mount Red Sox	Piedmont League	67-75	6th	Boston Red Sox
1938	Clarksdale Red Sox	Cotton States League	66-71	5th	Boston Red Sox
1939	Scranton Red Sox	Eastern League	80-60	1st	Boston Red Sox	League Champs
1940	Scranton Red Sox	Eastern League	79-60	1st	Boston Red Sox	Lost in 1st round
1941	Scranton Red Sox	Eastern League	71-68	4th	Boston Red Sox	Lost in 1st round
1942	Scranton Red Sox	Eastern League	83-57	2nd	Boston Red Sox	League Champs
1943	Scranton Red Sox	Eastern League	87-51	1st	Boston Red Sox	Lost League Finals
1944	Louisville Colonels	American Association	85-63	3rd	Boston Red Sox	League Champs	replaced Bill Burwell
1945	Louisville Colonels	American Association	84-70	3rd	Boston Red Sox	League Champs
1946	Louisville Colonels	American Association	92-61	1st	Boston Red Sox	League Champs	replaced by Fred Walters for 45 days
1947	Louisville Colonels	American Association	85-68	2nd	Boston Red Sox	Lost League Finals
1948	Louisville Colonels	American Association	52-93	--	Boston Red Sox	--	replaced by Owen Scheetz on September 2

[edit] Related Sites