Gil Coan
Gilbert Fitzgerald Coan
Position: Leftfielder
Bats: Left, Throws: Right
Height: 6' 0", Weight: 180 lb.
Born: May 18, 1922 in Monroe, NC
School: Brevard College (Brevard, NC)
Signed by the Washington Senators as an amateur free agent in 1944.
(All Transactions)
Debut: April 27, 1946 (Age 23)
vs. NYY 1 AB, 0 H, 0 HR, 0 RBI, 0 SB
Teams (by GP): Senators/Orioles/WhiteSox/Giants 1946-1956
Final Game: April 25, 1956 (Age 33)
vs. BRO 1 AB, 0 H, 0 HR, 0 RBI, 0 SB
About biographical information
News -- May 2013
- 5/18 D.C. Baseball Yesterday and Today: This Date in Washington Senators History – Tom Hughes goes after a heckler in the stands: May 18 1906 - In the 6th inning, Washington’s game against Chicago is interrupted when Senators P “Long” Tom...
- 5/3 D.C. Baseball Yesterday and Today: This Day in D.C. Baseball History – Tearing Down the Chicken Wire: May 3, 1949 The Senators (3-11) arrive in Chicago (8-5) for a short two game series with the White Sox. The team is looking to...
News -- February 2013
- 2/18 D.C. Baseball Yesterday and Today: This Date in Washington Senators History – Coan is traded for Seivers: February 18 1954 The Washington Senators trade Gil Coan to the Baltimore Orioles for Roy Seivers. Senators Birthdays George Anthony...
News -- November 2012
- 11/18 D.C. Baseball Yesterday and Today: This Date in Washington Senators History – Bob Allison named the AL Rookie of the Year: November 18 1924 Cal Ewing, owner of the Pacific Coast League’s Oakland Oaks, prematurely announces that he has sold the...
News -- October 2012
- 10/2 D.C. Baseball Yesterday and Today: WE were the children of the Greatest Generation: WASHINGTON, D.C. 1950 Our parents had endured the Great Depression, our fathers the Great War. Our mothers were homemakers. Families...
News -- May 2012
- 5/18 D.C. Baseball Yesterday and Today: This Date in Washington Senators History: May 18 1906 - In the 6th inning, Washington’s game against Chicago is interrupted when Senators P “Long” Tom...
- 5/3 D.C. Baseball Yesterday and Today: This Day in D.C. Baseball History – Tearing Down the Chicken Wire: May 3, 1949 The Senators (3-11) arrive in Chicago (8-5) for a short two game series with the White Sox. The team is looking to...
News -- April 2012
- 4/8 The Writer's Journey: Corresponding With Legends by Craig Sievers (2012): Corresponding With Legends: I Wrote To Ball Players…They Wrote Back by Craig Sievers Downtown Books & Coffee, 2012 150...