[2] Miller appeared in 11 games for the Columbus Red Birds, a Cardinals farm team, but did not pitch in the major leagues for St.

[1] Miller's final major league season was as a member of the 1933 Chicago White Sox.

[4] He briefly served in the United States Army (October to December 1918) during World War I.

[6] In February 1942, he was living in Columbus, Ohio, and working for the Universal Concrete Pipe Company there.

[4] On his World War II draft registration card, his name was listed and signed as "J. Walter Miller",[7] which is how his name appeared in the college yearbook at Ohio State for his senior class,[6] and how contemporary newspaper reports commonly referred to him.