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Frequently Asked Questions

When was Anthony Cooper born?

Anthony Cooper was born on July 20, 1904.

Where was Anthony Cooper born?

Anthony Cooper was born in Arkadelphia, AR.

How tall was Anthony Cooper?

Anthony Cooper was 5-5 (165 cm) tall.

How much did Anthony Cooper weigh when playing?

Anthony Cooper weighed 162 lbs (73 kg) when playing.

How many seasons did Anthony Cooper play?

Anthony Cooper played 10 seasons.

Is Anthony Cooper in the Hall of Fame?

Anthony Cooper has not been elected into the Hall of Fame.

What position did Anthony Cooper play?

Anthony Cooper was a Shortstop, Outfielder and Second Baseman.

How many hits did Anthony Cooper have?

Anthony Cooper had 260 hits over his career.

How many home runs did Anthony Cooper have?

Anthony Cooper had 6 home runs over his career.

What was Anthony Cooper's average?

Anthony Cooper had a .239 average over his career.

How many teams has Anthony Cooper played for?

Anthony Cooper played for 10 teams; the Birmingham Black Barons, Memphis Red Sox, Louisville White Sox, Cleveland Stars, Homestead Grays, Baltimore Sox, Pittsburgh Crawfords, Cleveland Red Sox, Newark Dodgers and New York Black Yankees.

When did Anthony Cooper retire?

Anthony Cooper last played in 1941.

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