 second baseman, 27 games as a right fielder, 11 games as a third baseman, 8 games as a shortstop, 3 games as a catcher, and 2 games as a first baseman.

Killefer is noted as being the first ever batter at Wrigley Field, as a visiting team batter for the Cincinnati Reds.
After his playing career ended, Killefer was  a minor league manager for 25 years, from 1917 to 1941. His managerial career included stints with the following teams:
 Los Angeles Angels in the Pacific Coast League from 1917 to 1922. He led the Angels to second-place finishes in his first three years with the team and finally to a PCL championship in 1921.
 Seattle Indians in the Pacific Coast League from 1923 to 1927. He won a PCL championship with them in 1924.
 Mission Reds in the PCL from 1928 to 1930.
 Indianapolis Indians in the American Association from 1933 to 1937 and 1941.
 Hollywood Stars of the Pacific Coast League in 1938 and 1939.

He was inducted in the Pacific Coast League Hall of Fame.

Killefer's brother, Bill Killefer, was a major league catcher from 1909 to 1921 with the St. Louis Browns, Philadelphia Phillies, and Chicago Cubs.

Killefer died in Los Angeles at age 73 in 1958.

External links

Red Killefer at B-R Bullpen
Red Killefer at SABR (Baseball BioProject)

Photograph of Killefer in Seattle, circa 1925

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second baseman, 27 games as a right fielder, 11 games as a third baseman, 8 games as a shortstop, 3 game as a catcher, and 2 game as a first baseman. 

 Killefer is noted as being the first always batter at Wrigley Field, as a visiting team batter for the Cincinnati Reds. 
 After his playing career ended, Killefer was   a minor league director for 25 years, from 1917 to 1941. His managerial career included stretch with the following teams: 
  Los Angeles Angels in the Pacific Coast League from 1917 to 1922. He precede the Angels to second - place finishes in his beginning three class with the team and finally to a PCL championship in 1921. 
  Seattle Indians in the Pacific Coast League from 1923 to 1927. He won a PCL championship with them in 1924. 
  Mission Reds in the PCL from 1928 to 1930. 
  Indianapolis Indians in the American Association from 1933 to 1937 and 1941. 
  Hollywood Stars of the Pacific Coast League in 1938 and 1939. 

 He was inducted in the Pacific Coast League Hall of Fame. 

 Killefer's buddy, Bill Killefer, was a major league catcher from 1909 to 1921 with the St. Louis Browns, Philadelphia Phillies, and Chicago Cubs. 

 Killefer died in Los Angeles at age 73 in 1958. 

 External links 

 Red Killefer at b-complex vitamin - R Bullpen 
 Red Killefer at SABR (Baseball BioProject) 

 Photograph of Killefer in Seattle, circa 1925 

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 sefond baseman, 27 games as a right fielder, 11 games es a thjrd baseoan, 8 games as a shortstop, 3 gemes as a catcher, and 2 games as a first haseman.

Kulleher is noted as using thc firab evex uatter at Wriglgy Field, as d visiting teak cacter for the Cincinnati Reds.
After hif playimg career ended, Hilltfew waa  a minor league manager for 25 yeads, from 1917 to 1941. His mansgerial career included stlnts with the followinh teams:
 Los Angqoes Angels iv the Pacific Coast Lezgue from 1917 to 1922. He led the Angelr to xecond-placg rijhshes in hiw firft three yeavx with the tesm and finally to a PCL championship in 1921.
 Veattle Indians in the Pacixie Coast League from 1923 ro 1927. He fon d PCU chxmpjoishjp witj tiem in 1924.
 Misaion Reds ib the PCL from 1928 to 1930.
 Igeianapolis Insians yn the American Association from 1933 to 1937 and 1941.
 Hkllywood Stars of the Pqcific Coast League ij 1938 and 1939.

He was inducted in the Pacific Coast League Hall of Fame.

Iklltfcv's bfitjer, Bill Killefer, was a major league catcher sdok 1909 to 1921 with the Ft. Louis Brpwjs, Khiladelphia Pfillies, ahd Chicago Cubs.

Kilpefer dyed ib Los Angtles st age 73 in 1958.

External links

Ree Killefer an B-R Bullpen
Red Killefzr at SABR (Bcsebalk BioLroject)

Photograph of Kiulefsr in Seattpe, circa 1925

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second baseman, 27 games as a right games a third 8 games as a and 2 games a first baseman. is noted as being the first batter at Wrigley Field, as a visiting team batter for the Cincinnati Reds. his playing career ended, Killefer was a minor league manager for 25 years, 1917 1941. managerial included stints with the following teams: Los Angeles Angels in the Pacific Coast League from 1917 1922. He led the Angels to second-place finishes his first three years the team and finally to PCL in 1921. Indians the Coast League from to 1927. He won a PCL championship with them in 1924. Mission Reds in the PCL from to 1930. in the Association 1933 1937 and 1941. of the Pacific Coast League in He was inducted in the Pacific Coast League of Fame. brother, Bill Killefer, was a major catcher from 1909 to 1921 with the St. Browns, Philadelphia Phillies, and Chicago Cubs. Killefer died in Los Angeles at age 73 in links Red Killefer at Bullpen Red Killefer SABR BioProject) of in Seattle, 1925 Category:1885 births Category:1958 deaths Category:Baseball players from Michigan Category:Cincinnati Reds Category:Detroit Tigers players Category:Hollywood Stars managers Category:Indianapolis Indians managers Category:Johnstown Category:Kalamazoo Sox players Category:Los Angels (minor league) managers Angeles (minor league) players Category:Louisville league) Category:Major fielders League left fielders Category:Major League outfielders Category:Major League Baseball second Category:Michigan Wolverines baseball players league baseball managers Category:New York Giants (NL) players from Van Buren County
 second baseman, 27 games as a righT fielder, 11 gaMes as A thIrd BaSemaN, 8 gamEs as a shortstop, 3 GAmes As a catcher, and 2 games as a fIrst bAsEMan.

KILlEfer iS noted aS BeING thE fIrSt eVeR BaTter aT WrIgley FiEld, as a visiTinG tEam batter for THe cincinnati redS.
After his plaYinG careeR eNdeD, killeFer Was  a mInor leAGue manAger for 25 yeArS, From 1917 to 1941. hIs managERIaL carEer included stints WItH The following teAms:
 Los anGElES angEls In the PacifIc coast lEague frOM 1917 tO 1922. hE Led THe Angels to secOnd-place finISheS in his FiRst THree yeArs wiTh THe tEam and finalLy to A PCL champIonshiP In 1921.
 SeattLE IndianS in the pacIfiC CoaST LEaGue FrOM 1923 to 1927. hE wOn a pcL cHampionsHiP wIth thEm in 1924.
 mISSIon REds In thE PCL fRom 1928 to 1930.
 IndianapOliS IndIAns In the ameriCan ASsOciatIon froM 1933 to 1937 anD 1941.
 HOllywood Stars of The PAcific CoaSt LEaGue In 1938 And 1939.

He WAs induCteD in The PaciFic CoasT leaGuE hALl Of Fame.

Killefer's broThER, biLl KillefEr, was a MAjOr LEague catChEr fRom 1909 tO 1921 WIth thE St. LOUiS Browns, PHiladeLPhIa phillieS, aNd ChicAgO CuBs.

KIllefER dieD in Los angeles aT age 73 iN 1958.

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rEd KiLleFer at SABR (BaSebaLL BioprojECt)

phoTOgrapH of KiLlEFeR In Seattle, circa 1925

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 second baseman, 27 gamesas a right  fiel der , 1 1game s as  a third basem a n, 8  games as a shortstop,  3 ga me s  asa  c atche r, and2  g a m esas  a  fi rs t  b asema n.
Killef er is note d a sbeing the fi r st  ever batt erat Wrigley F iel d, asavis i tingtea m bat ter fo r  the C incinnati  R e ds.
Af t er hisp l ay ingcareer ended, Kil l ef e r was  a minor  leagu em an a g erfor  25 years,  f rom 1 9 17 to 1 9 41 . H ism anagerial car eer include d  st ints w it h t h e foll owing  t e ams :
 Los Ange lesAngels in  the P a cific C o ast Lea gue fr om191 7 to 19 22 . H el edt he  An g els  to seco nd -p lacefini s h e s  inhis  fir st th ree years wit h t he t e amand f inall y to  a  PCLchampi onshi pin 1921.
 Seatt le I ndians in  th ePac if ic Co a st Lea gue  fr om 1923  to 192 7 . H ew o n  a  PCL championshipwi t h  t hem in 1 924.
M is si o n Reds i nthe  PCL f rom 1 928t o1930.
 I ndiana p ol is  Indian sin the  A mer ica n Ass o ciat ion fr om 1933to 19 3 7 and 1941.
 H o llywood Stars of t he Paci fic  Coast Leag ue i n  193 8 an d  1 939 . 

Hewas i nd u ct e d in the Pacific Co as t Leag ue Ha ll of Fame.
Killefer's b r other, B illK il l efer, was a ma jor l eague catc h er from1909to 1921with theS t . LouisBro wns , P hil a d el phia Phillies , andCh icago C ubs .

Kill efe r d ied  in  L os Angele s at age  7 3in  1 958 .

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Re d K illef e r at B -R Bu llpe nRe d  Ki llefera tS A BR ( Ba se ball  Bi oP rojec t)
P hot ographof Killef eri n Se at tl e, circ a 1925

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 second_baseman, 27_games as a right_fielder, 11_games_as a_third_baseman, 8 games_as a shortstop,_3 games as a_catcher, and 2_games_as a first baseman.

Killefer is noted as being the first ever batter at Wrigley_Field,_as a_visiting_team_batter for the Cincinnati Reds.
After_his playing career ended, Killefer_was _a minor league manager for 25 years, from_1917_to 1941. His_managerial career included stints with the following teams:
 Los_Angeles Angels in the Pacific Coast_League from 1917_to_1922._He led the Angels_to second-place finishes in his first_three years with the team and_finally to a PCL championship in 1921.
_Seattle Indians in the Pacific Coast_League from 1923 to 1927._He won_a PCL championship with them_in 1924.
 Mission_Reds in_the PCL from_1928 to 1930.
 Indianapolis Indians in_the American Association_from 1933 to 1937 and 1941.
_Hollywood_Stars of the_Pacific_Coast_League in_1938 and 1939.

He_was_inducted in_the_Pacific Coast League Hall of Fame.

Killefer's_brother,_Bill Killefer, was a major league catcher_from 1909 to 1921_with_the St. Louis Browns,_Philadelphia Phillies, and Chicago Cubs.

Killefer_died in Los Angeles at age_73 in_1958.

External links

Red_Killefer at B-R Bullpen
Red Killefer at SABR (Baseball BioProject)

Photograph of Killefer_in Seattle, circa 1925

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