In failing health, Giants president John T. Brush dies in his private car aboard a train en route to California. Harry Hempstead, his son-in-law, will take over the club.

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In failing health, Giants president John T. Brush dies in his private car aboard a train en route to California. Harry Hempstead, his son-in-law, will take over the club.

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1912 – Detroit Tigers infielder Red Corriden is sold to the Cincinnati Reds.

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1912 – Detroit Tigers infielder Red Corriden is sold to the Cincinnati Reds.

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Day: November 16, 1912

In failing health, Giants president John T. Brush dies in his private car aboard a train en route to California. Harry Hempstead, his son-in-law, will take over the club.

1912 – Detroit Tigers infielder Red Corriden is sold to the Cincinnati Reds.

Start Listieng to Classic Baseball Broadcasts (1934 - 1973)

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