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 | | His promising start, though, did not last once he returned from military service. |
 | | After going 6-5 in 1946 for the Cubs, he moved across town to the White Sox and only pitched two innings in 1947, developing a sore arm that ended his career. |
 | | In four seasons, Bithorn had a 34-31 record with 185 strikeouts, a 3.16 ERA, 30 complete games, eight shutouts, five saves, and 509 innings pitched in 105 games (53 as a starter). |
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