ABOUT
Fred was inducted into the Youngstown Baseball Oldtimers Hall of Fame in 1990 and the Curbstone Coaches Hall of Fame in 1998. Faiver is known synonymously with local baseball. He batted .393 for the class A East Side Civics, leading them to a league title in 1949. He led the 1950 CIO team to 18 consecutive victories and his 1951 McKelvey'steam to a league title. He was invited to baseball schools conducted by the Chicago Cubs and New York Giants. He has served as baseball scout for Hiram College for 39 years and helped hundreds of area youth in furthering their education and athletic careers.
accomplishments
- Inducted into the Youngstown Baseball Oldtimers Hall of Fame in 1990, recognizing his significant contributions to the sport.
- Honored with induction into the Curbstone Coaches Hall of Fame in 1998, reflecting his impactful coaching career.
- Recognized as a synonymous figure with local baseball, showcasing his deep involvement and dedication to the sport.
- Led the class A East Side Civics baseball team to a league title in 1949, batting an impressive .393.
- Guided the 1950 CIO team to an impressive 18 consecutive victories, demonstrating his leadership and coaching prowess.
- Led his 1951 McKelvey's baseball team to a league title, highlighting his ability to cultivate successful teams.
- Attended baseball schools conducted by the Chicago Cubs and New York Giants, showcasing his commitment to learning and improvement.
- Served as a baseball scout for Hiram College for an impressive 39 years, contributing to the development of young athletes.
- Played a vital role in helping numerous area youth advance their education and athletic careers through his guidance and support.
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