George Mundinger
George Mundinger
- Bats Right, Throws Right
- Height 6' 2", Weight 200 lb.
- Debut May 9, 1884
- Final Game May 20, 1884
- Born November 20, 1854 in New Orleans, LA USA
- Died October 12, 1910 in Covington, LA USA
Biographical Information[edit]
George Mundinger, who was born and died in Louisiana, played in three games in the American Association in 1884.
He also played for Minneapolis in 1884.
Indianapolis, for some reason, had a connection with New Orleans, since it also signed two other players from there, John Peltz and Bill Butler, at a time when few major leaguers had come from there.
The book Baseball in Baton Rouge says that Mundinger later became a judge in Baton Rouge and also umpired minor league games.
"Mundinger is without doubt the best catcher in the South. His only weak point is base running . . ." - Sporting Life, April 16, 1884
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