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Harry Rosenberg
Harry Rosenberg (June 22, 1908 – April 13, 1997) was a Jewish American professional baseball player whose career spanned 13 seasons, one of which was spent in Major League Baseball (MLB) with the New York Giants (1930). In the majors, he played nine games, getting five at-bats, one run scored, one base on balls, and four strikeouts. The majority of his baseball career was spent as an outfielder in the minor leagues.
In the minors, Rosenberg played with the Mission Reds (1930, 1936–37), Bridgeport Bears (1931), Newark Bears (1931), Indianapolis Indians (1931–34), Fort Worth Cats (1933), Sacramento Senators (1935), Portland Beavers (1938–1940), Hollywood Stars (1941), and San Francisco Seals (1943). Over his minor league career, he compiled a .326 batting average with 2,062 hits, 356 doubles, 103 triples, and 68 home runs in 1,720 games played. During his playing career, he stood at and weighed in at . His brother, Lou Rosenberg, was also an MLB player.
==Early life==
Rosenberg was born on June 22, 1908 in San Francisco, California to Benjamin and Dora Rosenberg, both of Suvalki, Poland. Harry Rosenberg had eight siblings; sisters Celia, Dora, and Lottie; and brothers Louis, Max, Meyer, Hyman and Samuel.〔 Their father worked as a contractor in the San Francisco Bay Area.〔 Harry Rosenberg's brother, Louis, was a Major League Baseball (MLB) player with the Chicago White Sox. Before his baseball career, Harry Rosenberg was a shovel operator for a San Francisco construction company.
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