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Joe Cambria

American baseball scout
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  • Latin Americans in Major League Baseball Through the First Years of the 21st Century
    / The 1930s through World War II

    …note comprised Cubans signed by Joe Cambria, who became a special Latin American scout for the American League Washington Senators in the early 1930s. These included catcher Fermín (“Mike”) Guerra, Roberto Estalella, who played both the infield and outfield, and pitcher René Monteagudo. During World War II Cambria increased the…

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    …note comprised Cubans signed by Joe Cambria, who became a special Latin American scout for the American League Washington Senators in the early 1930s. These included catcher Fermín (“Mike”) Guerra, Roberto Estalella, who played both the infield and outfield, and pitcher René Monteagudo. During World War II Cambria increased the…

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