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When Ruth hit 60 H.R.'s, in which inning did he hit the most?
1st inning - 16 H.R.'s.
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Bob joined the Indians as a 3rd Baseman in 1942. He switched to pitching in '46 and from 1947 through 1950 posted marks of 11-5, 20-14, 22-10, 23-11. In 1948, Bob hurled a no-hit, no-run game against the Tigers and led the American League in Shutouts with 10. He was No. 1 in Strikeouts (170) in 1950. A World War II Veteran, he was named on the Major League All-Star Team in 1948-49-50. In organized ball since 1938, Bob has a 2-0 World Series Record and a 1.65 ERA.
One of the greatest hitters and outfielders of all-time was "Shoeless Joe" Jackson. Jackson, was a colorful ball player, a batter without a weakness, and his lifetime average of .356 justifies it. His regular major league career began with Cleveland in 1910. He was traded to the Chicago White Sox in 1915, and was with them until he stopped playing after the 1920 season. He was a fast man, and stole 202 bases in his career. His top average was .408 in 1911 but that mark only enabled him to be runner-up to Ty Cobb for the batting crown.
Signed to a Minor League contract before the season, Ronnie emerged as the Opening Day 2nd baseman for Cleveland. He started for most of the year, finishing with a solid .277 batting average and 50 runs batted in. Ronnie spent the previous 4 seasons with the Milwaukee Brewers. His best batting average came as a rookie in 1999 when he hit .295.
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