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The Winning Team is an American romantic film drama first released in 1952,
directed by Lewis Seiler.
The film stars Doris Day, Ronald Reagan, Frank Lovejoy, Eve Miller and James Millican.
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Credits
- Director: Lewis Seiler
- Script: Ted Sherdeman, Seeleg Lester, Merwin Gerard
- Photo: Sidney Hickox
- Music: David Buttolph
- Cast: Doris Day (Aimee Alexander), Ronald Reagan (Grover Cleveland Alexander), Frank Lovejoy (Rogers Hornsby), Eve Miller (Margaret Killefer), James Millican (Bill Killefer), Russ Tamblyn (Willie Alexander), Gordon Jones (George Glasheen), Hugh Sanders (Joe McCarthy), Frank Ferguson (Sam Arrants), Walter Baldwin (Pa Alexander), Dorothy Adams (Ma Alexander), Bob Lemon (Jesse ’Pop’ Haines), Jerry Priddy (Ballplayer), Peanuts Lowery (Ballplayer), George Metkovich (Ballplayer), Irving Noren (Ballplayer), Hank Sauer (Ballplayer), Al Zarilla (Ballplayer), Gene Mauch (Ballplayer), Charles Horvath (Telephone Lineman (unconfirmed)), Richard Bartell (Johnny), Rodney Bell (Reporter), John Beradino (Sherdel, Cardinals Player), Henry Blair (Batboy), Larry J. Blake (Detective Blake), Ralph Brooks (Assistant), Morgan Brown (Clerk), Jack Carr (Angry Fan), Gordon Clark (Pianist), Russ Clark (Umpire), Steve Darrell (Doan, Manager of House of David Baseball Team), Jimmie Dodd (Fred), Tom Dugan (Cigar Stand Owner), Bonnie Kay Eddy (Grover’s sister), Pat Flaherty (Bill Klem (major-league umpire)), Alan Foster (Customer), Art Gilmore (Radio sports announcer), Tom Greenway (Telephone Lineman Foreman), John Hedloe (Reporter), Thomas Browne Henry (Carlton Carlton, Lecturer), William Kalvino (Batter), Fred Kelsey (Baseball Fan), John Kennedy (Announcer), Jack Kenny (Baseball Fan), Donald Kerr (Yankee fan), Jack Lemmon (Jesse Haines, Cardinals Pitcher), Dayton Lummis (Graham McNamee), Herbert Lytton (Opthamologist), Frank Marlowe (Taxi driver), Kathy Marlowe (Box Office Dame), Frank McFarland (Johnson), Joe McGuinn (Doorman), Fred Millican (Central City catcher), Robert Orrell (Catcher), Arthur Page (Preacher), Paul Panzer (Central City fan), Kenneth Patterson (Dr. Johnson Conant), Joe Ploski (Storekeeper), Lee Roberts (Eddie Collins), Babe Ruth (Himself), Dick Ryan (Midway Barker), Frank J. Scannell (Carnival Sideshow Barker), Alex Sharp (First Baseman), Clarence Straight (Sarcastic Reporter), Brick Sullivan (Cop), Charles Sullivan (Listener), Glen Turnbull (Reporter), Ralph Volkie (Umpire), Billy Wayne (Charles ’Red’ Doonin, Philadelphia Nationals Manager), Allan Wood (Usher)
- Country: USA
- Language: English
- Runtime: 98 min; B&W
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