David Clyde net worth is
$1.5 Million
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David Eugene Clyde (born April 22, 1955 in Kansas City, Kansas) is a former left-handed Major League Baseball pitcher who played for five seasons with the Texas Rangers (1973–1975) and Cleveland Indians (1978–1979). He is noted for his once promising baseball career, which ended at age 26 because of arm and shoulder injuries.Billed as the next Sandy Koufax, Clyde had a stellar high school career at Westchester High School. He was drafted with the first overall pick in the 1973 MLB Draft. He planned to his first two professional games with the Rangers before moving down to the minor leagues, but Rangers owner Bob Short decided to keep him in the roster for monetary purposes, where he had a 5.01 earned run average in 18 starts. Journalists criticized the Rangers for promoting Clyde too soon, and after an uneventful 1974 campaign, he developed shoulder trouble and was sent down to the minor leagues in 1975, where he pitched three seasons. He was traded to the Cleveland Indians in 1978, and played two seasons before being demoted. Clyde attempted to make a comeback with the Houston Astros but was unsuccessful.Clyde's career made him the "poster-boy" for bringing up young players prematurely and dealing with arm injuries. He was named by journalist Randy Galloway as among the worst cases of "mishandling" a young player in baseball history. He is considered by many as a savior of the Texas Rangers franchise because of the significant attendance boost that Clyde's hype brought to the team, preventing it from a possible bankruptcy or American League takeover.
Net Worth | $1.5 Million |
Date Of Birth | March 27, 1885 |
Place Of Birth | Blairgowrie, Perthshire, Scotland, UK |
Profession | Actor |
Nicknames | David Clyde, Clyde, David |
Star Sign | Aries |
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1 | Balding Scots character actor, in American films during the 1930's and 40's. He began his stage career with the Garrick Theatre Company, before moving to Vancouver, Canada, where he became co-owner of the Empress Theatre at Hastings and Gore. Moved to Hollywood in 1934. |
2 | Brother of film comic actor Andy Clyde and actress Jean Clyde. |
Actor
Title | Year | Status | Character |
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Devotion | 1946 | | Land Agent (uncredited) |
Two Years Before the Mast | 1946 | | Butler (uncredited) |
Molly, Bless Her | 1945 | | |
The Lost Weekend | 1945 | | Dave (uncredited) |
Love Letters | 1945 | | Postman (uncredited) |
Molly and Me | 1945 | | Angus - Gardener (uncredited) |
The Unseen | 1945 | | Drunk (uncredited) |
Salty O'Rourke | 1945 | | Square MacPherson (uncredited) |
The House of Fear | 1945 | | Alex MacGregor |
Tonight and Every Night | 1945 | | Police Sergeant (uncredited) |
Enter Arsene Lupin | 1944 | | Bobby (uncredited) |
None But the Lonely Heart | 1944 | | Policeman with Stripes (uncredited) |
Bonnie Lassie | 1944 | Short | Mr. MacGregor |
Ministry of Fear | 1944 | | English Bobby (uncredited) |
Frenchman's Creek | 1944 | | Martin - Coachman (uncredited) |
The Scarlet Claw | 1944 | | Police Sergeant Thompson |
The Hour Before the Dawn | 1944 | | Farmer (uncredited) |
The Uninvited | 1944 | | Ben - Boat Owner (uncredited) |
The Lodger | 1944 | | Sergeant Bates |
Jane Eyre | 1943 | | Guard on Coach from Lowood (uncredited) |
Princess O'Rourke | 1943 | | Gray - Butler (uncredited) |
Good Luck, Mr. Yates | 1943 | | Angus (uncredited) |
The Constant Nymph | 1943 | | Florist (uncredited) |
Two Tickets to London | 1943 | | Capt. Hawkins (uncredited) |
Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man | 1943 | | Llanwelly Police Sergeant (uncredited) |
The Mysterious Doctor | 1943 | | Tom Andrews (uncredited) |
Random Harvest | 1942 | | Lodgekeeper at Random Hall (uncredited) |
Nightmare | 1942 | | Jock |
Now, Voyager | 1942 | | William (uncredited) |
The Gay Sisters | 1942 | | Benson |
Eagle Squadron | 1942 | | Fire Warden (uncredited) |
Mrs. Miniver | 1942 | | Carruthers (uncredited) |
This Above All | 1942 | | Clerk (uncredited) |
Reap the Wild Wind | 1942 | | Old Director (uncredited) |
The Great Man's Lady | 1942 | | Bartender (uncredited) |
Son of Fury: The Story of Benjamin Blake | 1942 | | Shellback (uncredited) |
H.M. Pulham, Esq. | 1941 | | Hugh the Butler |
Suspicion | 1941 | | Trunk Man (uncredited) |
Smilin' Through | 1941 | | Sexton |
The Feminine Touch | 1941 | | Brighton |
They Met in Bombay | 1941 | | Sergeant on Sidewalk (uncredited) |
Blossoms in the Dust | 1941 | | Frederick, Kahly's Butler (uncredited) |
One Night in Lisbon | 1941 | | Cab Driver (uncredited) |
Rage in Heaven | 1941 | | Worker's Delegate #2 (uncredited) |
The Philadelphia Story | 1940 | | Mac (uncredited) |
South of Suez | 1940 | | Detective Sergeant in Thornton's Office (uncredited) |
A Dispatch from Reuter's | 1940 | | Constable (uncredited) |
Waterloo Bridge | 1940 | | Barnes - Cronin's Butler (uncredited) |
My Son, My Son! | 1940 | | Drayman |
Adventure in Diamonds | 1940 | | Bartender |
I Take This Woman | 1940 | | Ship Steward (uncredited) |
The Earl of Chicago | 1940 | | Hanger-on (uncredited) |
We Are Not Alone | 1939 | | Ticket Collector (uncredited) |
Rulers of the Sea | 1939 | | Second Mate Evans |
Death of a Champion | 1939 | | Angus McTavish |
Captain Fury | 1939 | | Cook (uncredited) |
Union Pacific | 1939 | | Irishman (uncredited) |
Bulldog Drummond's Secret Police | 1939 | | Constable Jenkins |
Arrest Bulldog Drummond | 1938 | | Constable McThane |
If I Were King | 1938 | | First Officer (uncredited) |
Kidnapped | 1938 | | Blacksmith |
Bulldog Drummond's Peril | 1938 | | Constable McThane |
Lancer Spy | 1937 | | Orderly (uncredited) |
Love Under Fire | 1937 | | McWhirter (uncredited) |
Souls at Sea | 1937 | | Butler (uncredited) |
Wee Willie Winkie | 1937 | | Card Playing Soldier (uncredited) |
Another Dawn | 1937 | | Campbell (uncredited) |
Lost Horizon | 1937 | | Embassy Club Steward (uncredited) |
You Only Live Once | 1937 | | Fireman (uncredited) |
Bulldog Drummond Escapes | 1937 | | Gower |
The Plainsman | 1936 | | Miner #2 (uncredited) |
Fury and the Woman | 1936 | | McCrae |
A Son Comes Home | 1936 | | Scottish Sailor (uncredited) |
Mary of Scotland | 1936 | uncredited | |
Suzy | 1936 | | 'Knobby' |
The Princess Comes Across | 1936 | | Assistant Purser (uncredited) |
The Girl from Mandalay | 1936 | | Malone |
A Message to Garcia | 1936 | | Tevis (uncredited) |
The Lady Consents | 1936 | | Engineer McGregor (uncredited) |
Rose-Marie | 1936 | | Doorman (uncredited) |
The Perfect Gentleman | 1935 | | Morse (uncredited) |
Atlantic Adventure | 1935 | | C.J.M. Fisher (uncredited) |
Bonnie Scotland | 1935 | | Highland Quartette Member (uncredited) |
Man on the Flying Trapeze | 1935 | | J. Farnsworth Wallaby (uncredited) |
Hard Rock Harrigan | 1935 | | McNally |
Love Me Forever | 1935 | | Hank (uncredited) |
Cardinal Richelieu | 1935 | | Inn-Keeper |
Eight Bells | 1935 | | MacIntyre |
Molly and Me | 1934 | | |
Till the Bells Ring | 1926 | | Samuel Dowie |
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