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Joe McCarthy is born in Philidelphia
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Joe McCarthy
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McCarthy began his professional career in the Minor League playing for Wilmington, Delaware in the Tri-State League
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He finished his filed career but played for many mior teams including Indianapolis, Wilkes-Barre, Buffalo, Louisville, Franklin, and Toledo
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He led Louisville to win American Association pennants
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He led Louisville to win American Association pennants again
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He left the Minor leagues when he was hired as the manager for the Chicago Cubs
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He led the Chicago Cubs to their National League victory
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McCarthy was fired near the end of the season
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Immediatly after being fired, he was hired by the New York Yankees
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He helped to solidify the team , with a World Series title
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He led the Yankees to another World Series Title
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Another World Series title
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Won the World Series title
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Won World Series Title
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The Yankees went on to win three more American League titles from 1941 to 1943
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McCarthy resigned from the Yankees, due to misunderstandings with the club’s operator, Larry MacPhail
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Joe McCarthy returned as the manager of the Boston Red Sox until 1950
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Joe McCarthy was elected into the National Baseball Hall of Fame
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Joe McCarthy dies in Buffalo from pneumonia
