Bernard Herman Hungling
ud(March 5, 1896 – March 30, 1968) was a
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catcher
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in
Major League Baseball
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who played between and for the
Brooklyn Robins
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(1922–1923) and
St. Louis Browns
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(1930). Listed at , 180 lb., Hungling batted and threw
right-handed
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. He was born in
Dayton, Ohio
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.
In a three-season career, Hungling was a .241 hitter (33-for-137) with one
home run
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and 15
RBI in 51
games
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, including 13
runs, three
doubles, two
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, and two
stolen base
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s.
His minor league career stretched from 1916 through 1932.
Hungling died in his hometown of Dayton, Ohio at age 72.
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