Byron Houck Net Worth is
$3 Million

Mini Biography

Byron Houck attended the College or university of Oregon and became a specialist football pitcher; he performed for the Philadelphia Athletics in the American Little league (1912-1914), the Brooklyn Tip-Tops in the outlaw Federal government Little league(1914), as well as the St. Louis Browns in the American Little league(1918); he previously an eternity won-lost record of 26-24, with an gained run common of 3.30. He performed for a few years in the small leagues, especially in the Pacific Coastline Little league, where he pitched for any team possessed by “Roscoe Fatty” Arbuckle; during that connection, Houck was launched to Buster Keaton and began operating behind the moments like a cameraman.

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