A Harvard graduate, Lupian succeeded Jimmie Foxx as Red Sox first baseman during WWII, but he carried a better glove than bat. After leaving the ML, he managed in the minors, coached at Dartmouth, and wrote a book about baseball’s reserve clause.
A Harvard graduate, Lupian succeeded Jimmie Foxx as Red Sox first baseman during WWII, but he carried a better glove than bat. After leaving the ML, he managed in the minors, coached at Dartmouth, and wrote a book about baseball’s reserve clause.
