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Which "hard luck" pitcher lost 5 1-0 games in a season?
Bill Donovan in 1903.
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Back in 1932, when Connie Mack broke up his great outfield by trading Al Simmons and Mule Haas to the White Sox, he was asked what he was going to do for outfielders. Mack answered: "Well, I've got some young fellows, one of whom is Roger Cramer, who can play any of the outfield positions and I look for him to become a great star." Mack didn't go wrong on "Doc" Cramer, although he traded him to the Boston Red Sox in 1936. Now in his twelfth major league season. Cramer is still an outfield star. Last year. in 137 games, he batted .311. collected 183 hits, scored 110 runs and drove in 56. And few topped the fleet veteran in fielding.
One of the few major league baseball players to earn All America rating as a football star. He was placed on the mythical eleven in 1924. At Lafayette College, Berry caught on the baseball nine and played end on the football team. Berry came up to the big league after leaving Lafayette in 1925, joining the Philadelphia Athletics. He was placed in the minor leagues a couple of years for experience and came back in 1928 and joined the Boston Red Sox. Traded to Chicago in 1932. Berry had his best year at bat that year, when he hit .291 in 82 games. Is a six footer, 185 pounds; bats and throws right handed.
A consistently successful six-year minor league career recommends Jim for a shot at Giants' starting assignment in 1973. Control is Jim's forte, he comes equipped with a high ratio of Strikeouts as compared to Walks, throughout his career.
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