Jo-Jo White
Serving as a fourth outfielder, primarily in center field, Jo-Jo White spent seven seasons with Detroit, playing on two pennant-winning clubs. In 1934, he enjoyed his finest campaign, batting .313 with 97 runs scored in 115 games.
Played For
Detroit Tigers (1932-1938)
Philadelphia Athletics (1943-1944)
Cincinnati Reds (1944)
Managed
Cleveland Indians (1960)
Where He Played
Outfielder, mostly center field.
Born
Joyner Clifford White was born on June 1, 1909, in Red Oak, GA.
Died
October 9, 1986, Tacoma, WA
Batted: Left
Threw: Right
Primary Position: OF
Primary Team: DET
Major League Debut
April 15, 1932
Nine Other Players Who Debuted in 1932
Joe Medwick
Stan Hack
Arky Vaughan
Frankie Crosetti
Rip Sewell
Johnny Murphy
Johnny Allen
Monte Pearson
Debs Garms
Post-Season Appearances
1934 World Series
1935 World Series
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