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Who holds the NL record for Stolen Bases since 1900?
Robert Bescher of Cincinnati in 1911 had 80.
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One of the major leagues' most exciting rookies of 1972, John played both outfield and first base for the Mets, handled him- self well in the field and showed great speed on the bases. John was an all-state high school star in baseball, football and basketball. Signed by Mets in 1968.
Jack played in 12 games for Newport in '40 and was out of baseball for the next 6 seasons, when he was in the Service and was voluntary retired from the game. He came back in '47 to lead the Middle Atlantic League in RBI's for Uniontown. Jack played for New Orleans in '49 and '50 and was called up by the Pirates at the end of '51 after a good season at Indianapolis of the American Association.
Pitching in organized baseball since 1942, except for 2 years in the Service, Al didn't come up to the majors until the middle of the 1950 season. With the Senators in 1950, he won 4 and lost 5 and was returned to Chattanooga in mid-season of 1951. At Chattanooga in '51, Al had a 5-12 record and was recalled for another try. His best years were with Richmond in 1943 when he had a 10-5 mark and 14-11 at Jacksonville in 1948.
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