About Earl Kunz
Lived 1898 – 1963 (aged 64). Earl Kunz was an American baseball player.
Earl Dewey Kunz (December 25, 1898 – April 14, 1963), nicknamed "Pinches", was a professional baseball pitcher who spent one season in Major League Baseball. In total, Kunz spent 13 season in professional baseball, the majority of those in the Pacific Coast League.
Early life Kunz was born in Sacramento, California on December 25, 1898. Kunz was nicknamed "Pinches" and "Pinch." As a kid, he played sandlot ball with future major leaguer Kettle Wirts.
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Who was Earl Kunz?
American baseball player (1898-1963)
When was Earl Kunz born?
Earl Kunz was born on 25 December 1898 in Sacramento.
When did Earl Kunz die?
Earl Kunz died on 14 April 1963.
What was Earl Kunz's occupation?
Earl Kunz was a baseball player.
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Earl Kunz was American.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Earl Kunz. https://biography.guide/earl-kunz/
MLA: "Earl Kunz." Biography.guide, https://biography.guide/earl-kunz/.
Chicago: "Earl Kunz." Biography.guide. https://biography.guide/earl-kunz/.
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