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Which pitcher holds the record for most bases on balls in World Series play?
Art Nehf, Giants, '32.
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Who won the A.L. batting title with the lowest average in baseball history in 1905?
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Overhand curve ball pitcher. Cleveland had him once, but let him go. Bet they'd like to get him back now! Phillies grabbed him from Waco, Tex., in 1928 and he's been a big league star ever since. Traded to Dodgers last Winter. Studied to be a school teacher in college in Texas, but was such a success in pitching ranks that he decided to stick to the hurling hill. Born in Jacksonville, Tex., in 1902. Is five feet, nine and one-half inches tall and moves the scales at 160 pounds. Bats and throws right-handed.
Charles Lincoln Herzog, manager of the Cincinnati National League team, was born in Baltimore, Md., July 9, 1885. He began his baseball career at the University of Maryland in 1904. In 1906 he managed a semi-professional team in Ridley, Md. He became a professional in 1907, playing with York and Reading in the Tri-State League. He signed with the New York Giants in 1908, and was traded to Boston in 1910. He was appointed manager of the Cincinnati team December 18, 1913.
Slugged out 25 homers, drove in a total of 72 runs in 1950. Batted .272 in 90 appearances. Began 1949 with the Giants. After hitting .263 for them in 106 games, and belting 18 homers, was switched to the Yankees. Hit .261 in 13 games for the Bombers. Kept idle by shoulder injury toward end of season. Has wielded one of the heaviest bats in baseball for many years. Served in the Navy.
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