About Charlie Daniels
Lived 1861 – 1938 (aged 76). Charlie Daniels was an American baseball player.
Charles L. Daniels (July 1, 1861 – February 9, 1938) was an American Major League Baseball pitcher who briefly played in with the Boston Reds. He debuted on 18 April and strikeout a record 11 batters in a match against Philadelphia's Enoch Bakley.
Daniels played a game in the outfield in addition to his two hurling losses. After a 7–6 lose to Washington's Milo Lockwood, Daniels was dropped. He then briefly played a few innings with Lawrence of the Massachusetts State Association before leaving pro ball. He died in 1938 at Boston's Shangri-La Nursing Home for the aged.
He was born in Roxbury, Massachusetts.
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Who was Charlie Daniels?
American baseball player
When was Charlie Daniels born?
Charlie Daniels was born on 1 July 1861 in Roxbury.
When did Charlie Daniels die?
Charlie Daniels died on 9 February 1938 in Boston.
What was Charlie Daniels's occupation?
Charlie Daniels was a baseball player.
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Charlie Daniels was American.
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· DBpedia: Charlie Daniels (baseball)
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Charlie Daniels. https://biography.guide/charlie-daniels-baseball-player/
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