One of the really great second basemen in baseball history, Frankie Frisch played 19 years of major league ball. He jumped from Fordham University, where he captained the baseball, football and basketball teams, right into the second base job with the New York. Giants and proved his ability right then. Schooled under the McGraw system, Frisch hated and still hates to lose, and fights to the last ditch. His lifetime batting average is .316, with 2880 hits. Frisch was traded to the Cardinals by the Giants in 1926, and became manager of the club in 1933, a job he held until September, 1938. He broadcast baseball in Boston last year, and signed to manage Pittsburgh at the end of the season. Frisch played in eight World Series, four with the Giants and four with the Cards, batting just under .300. He holds numerous fielding records.