Gene Steere
Frederick Eugene Steere
- Bats Unknown, Throws Unknown
- School Brown University
- Debut August 29, 1894
- Final Game September 15, 1894
- Born August 16, 1872 in South Scituate, RI USA
- Died March 13, 1942 in San Francisco, CA USA
Biographical Information[edit]
Gene Steere played 10 games for the 1894 Pittsburgh Pirates. Born in Rhode Island, he had attended Brown University at the same time as a number of other future major leaguers, including Fred Tenney.
Sporting Life of Sept. 5, 1896 says that Steere recommended the youngster Nap Lajoie as a good man to the Fall River manager. Both Steere and Lajoie were from Rhode Island, with Steere a couple years older.
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