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Howard Armstrong

1889 – 1926

American baseball player

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Lived 1889 – 1926 (aged 36). Howard Armstrong was an American baseball player.

Howard Elmer Armstrong (December 2, 1889 – March 8, 1926) was an American Major League Baseball pitcher. He played for the Philadelphia Athletics during the season

Armstrong married Lucy Irene Douglas (October 15, 1899–1989) of Clarion, Ohio, who met Armstrong while he was boarding with Lucy's mother, Mae Brewster Douglass. They eloped, in 1916 to Hamilton, Ontario. Mae was not happy about the marriage and set Pinkerton after the couple, but they were already married. The couple had three children, Robert, James, and Thomas.

Armstrong played for factory baseball teams in Ohio and Canisteo and was well known locally.

Howard Armstrong died in 1926, most likely of a staph infection. His immediate family remained in the Canisteo area, with seven grandchildren and many great-grandchildren living throughout the country.

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Howard Elmer Armstrong

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Howard Armstrong?

American baseball player (1889–1926)

When was Howard Armstrong born?

Howard Armstrong was born on 2 December 1889 in East Claridon.

When did Howard Armstrong die?

Howard Armstrong died on 8 March 1926 in Canisteo.

What was Howard Armstrong's occupation?

Howard Armstrong was a baseball player.

What nationality was Howard Armstrong?

Howard Armstrong was American.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Howard Armstrong

· Wikidata: Q5918994

· DBpedia: Howard Armstrong (baseball)

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