Paul Harrington Stuffel is an American former professional baseball player, a former right-handed pitcher who worked in seven games over portions of three Major League seasons for the Philadelphia Phillies. The native of Canton, Ohio, attended Kent State University; he stood 6 feet 2 inches tall and weighed 185 pounds. Stuffel signed with Philadelphia in 1947 and was recalled in September 1950 after spending the year with the Triple-A Toronto Maple Leafs of the International League. The "Whiz Kid" Phillies used him in three games in relief ? all losses ? as the Phils struggled to maintain their lead in the National League pennant race. Stuffel, however, pitched well, allowing only four hits, one base on balls and one earned run in five full innings pitched. As a late-season callup, he was not eligible to play in the 1950 World Series. He spent all of 1951 and most of 1952 in the minors, although he was called up again by the Phillies in September 1952. Stuffel then made his only Major League starting assignment on September 27 against the New York Giants at the Polo Grounds. He allowed four hits and two earned runs in five innings pitched, but walked seven batters. 

March 22nd, 1927 in Canton  /  Died:   Sep 9th, 2018 - aged 91