Clem Koshorek
Baseball
Koshorek's minor league career began in the farm system of the Detroit Tigers in 1946. As the shortstop for the Flint Arrows in the higher-level Central League from 1948 to 1950, he was nicknamed "Scooter". Koshorek was considered a good prospect, but he briefly quit the game after he was turned down for a raise in pay by Tigers farm director Red Rolfe. Koshorek was eventually reinstated by the Tigers, playing for the Charleston Rebels of the Sally League, then the Little Rock Travelers of the Double-A Southern Association. He was selected by the Pirates in the 1951 Rule 5 draft.
Koshorek was a member of the Pirates' MLB roster for the entire 1952 season. Appearing in 98 games, he stated 33 games at shortstop, 25 at third base and 24 at second base, and batted .261 with 84 hits, including 17 doubles. He drove in 15 runs. But the 1952 Pirates won only 42 of 154 games, the franchise's wors…
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