Nemo Leibold

Harry Loran "Nemo" Leibold (born February 17, 1892 in Butler, Indiana - February 4, 1977 in Detroit), is a former professional baseball player who played outfield in the Major Leagues from 1913-1925. He would play for the Cleveland Indians, Chicago White Sox, Boston Red Sox, and Washington Senators.

Leibold was one of the three regulars of the 1919 White Sox to avoid inclusion in the fix of that year's World Series, along with Eddie Collins and Ray Schalk.

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v • d • e Chicago White Sox 1917 World Series roster

Eddie Cicotte \| Eddie Collins \| Shano Collins \| Dave Danforth \| Red Faber \| Happy Felsch \| Chick Gandil \| Joe Jackson \| Nemo Leibold \| Byrd Lynn \| Fred McMullin \| Swede Risberg \| Reb Russell \| Ray Schalk \| Buck Weaver \| Lefty Williams Manager Pants Rowland

v • d • e Washington Senators 1924 World Series roster

Ossie Bluege \| Goose Goslin \| Bucky Harris \| Walter Johnson \| Joe Judge \| Nemo Leibold \| Firpo Marberry \| Joe Martina \| Earl McNeely \| Ralph Miller \| George Mogridge \| Curly Ogden \| Roger Peckinpaugh \| Sam Rice \| Muddy Ruel \| Allen Russell \| Mule Shirley \| By Speece \| Bennie Tate \| Tommy Taylor \| Tom Zachary Manager Bucky Harris

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