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Editor McGhee
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The right-handed batting and throwing McGhee, listed at 5 feet 11 inches (180 m) tall and 170 pounds (77 kg), was an alumnus of Arkansas State University. McGhee prepped in the White Sox" farm system for five seasons (1948-1952), interrupted by a three-game MLB trial at the end of the 1950 season. McGhee started one game, the season finale against the Saint Louis Browns, and notched his first big-league hit, a triple off Stubby Overmire.
McGhee was the regular center fielder for the 1953 Athletics and reached big-league career highs in games played (104) and most offensive categories.
However, he batted only.263 with one home run. In 1954, McGhee lost the regular centerfield job to Vic Power, a future fancy-fielding first baseman, and was traded back to the White Sox on June 11.
He batted only.227 with the ChiSox in part-time duty, then went only one for 13 in the early weeks of 1955 before his demotion to the minor leagues. His professional career continued through 1957.
During his MLB career, Editor McGhee had 124 hits, with 14 doubles, five triples and three home runs.
