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When did Dixie Howell - pitcher - die?
Dixie Howell - pitcher - died on 1960-03-18.
When did Dixie Howell - catcher - die?
Dixie Howell - catcher - died on 1990-10-05.
When and where did baseball player Dixie Howell die?
Dixie Howell died March 18, 1960, in Hollywood, FL, USA.
When was Dixie Howell born?
Dixie Howell was born on 1912-11-24.
When was Dixie Howell - pitcher - born?
Dixie Howell - pitcher - was born on 1920-01-07.
When was Dixie Howell - catcher - born?
Dixie Howell - catcher - was born on 1920-04-24.
Was there a dodger player named Samuel howell?
No. There was Dixie Howell, Harry Howell, Jay Howell and Ken Howell.
When and where was baseball player Dixie Howell born?
Dixie Howell was born January 7, 1920, in Harold, KY, USA.
What are baseball player Dixie Howell's physical stats?
Dixie Howell is 6 feet 2 inches tall. He weighs 210 pounds. He bats left and throws right.
Who is Dixie Howell in To Kill a Mockingbird?
Dixie Howell is a minor character in "To Kill a Mockingbird." He is the prosecuting attorney in the trial of Tom Robinson. Howell is known for being ineffective and lacking knowledge of the case but is still determined to convict Tom.
What is the purpose of scout's allusion to dixie howell?
Scout's allusion to Dixie Howell is to comfort Jem since he loves football. By telling him that Dixie Howell looks like him and not the other way around, she also is telling him that he comes first and takes precedence over Dixie Howell (who was a famous NFL football player and coach). This also shows Scout's deep understanding of Jem. Although saying "This looks like you" may seem a meager and meaningless compliment, Scout knows that because of his love for football (and all that his associated with it), this would be an extreme honor for him to have anything remotely similar to one of the greatest football players at the time.
When and where did baseball player Dixie Howell play?
Dixie Howell debuted on September 14, 1940, playing for the Cleveland Indians at League Park II/Cleveland Stadium; he played his final game on April 26, 1958, playing for the Chicago White Sox at Comiskey Park.
