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9/26 Through the 1930’s: No-Walk Zone; Tobin Does It All; Short No-No; A Day Away; HBD Bobby, Joe & Bob

Wednesday, September 26, 2018 5:02

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1890 – C Bob Coleman was born in Huntingburg, Indiana. The back-up catcher played for Pittsburgh from 1913-14, hitting .245 in 200 ABs. He got one more taste of the majors in 1916 with the Indians but would spend most of his innings on various farm clubs. He played until 1927 when he retired after the season at the age of 36. Bob became a minor-league lifer. He skippered for 35 seasons (20 at Evansville), and Coleman’s teams won 2,496 games. Bob also coached for the Tigers and managed the Boston Braves, both for brief periods.

The 1901 NL Champs

1901 – The Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 4-3 at Exposition Park, guaranteeing at least tie for the 1901 NL pennant with Philadelphia. Jack Chesbro got the win and added an RBI. The other scores were driven in by Honus Wagner, Kitty Bransfield and Lefty Davis as the Pirates put together a four-run sixth inning for the win. They would clinch the next day to take their first ever NL flag.
1906 – Lefty Leifield hurled a six-inning no-hitter against Philadelphia, winning, 8-0 in a game called because of darkness. Pittsburgh won the opener by a shutout, too, taking a 5-0 win at the Baker Bowl behind Vic Willis.
1910 – LHP Joe Sullivan was born in Mason City, Illinois. Joe closed out his five-year major league career with Pittsburgh in 1941, going 4-1-1, 2.97 in 16 games (four starts). Though manager Frankie Frisch was said to like him as a guy he could use in any situation, Joe had control problems and in camp the following spring, he came down with a severe case of tonsillitis. He was sent to the farm and never made it back to the majors. Joe retired to the Pacific Northwest (he spent several years in the PCL after his MLB career) and worked in the Naval Shipyard.
1920 – Babe Adams was pummeled 8-0 by the Reds in the season finale, but it was a nice season for the 38-year-old. He finished 17-13/2.16 and tossed 263 innings. Babe set an MLB record by walking just 18 batters in his 35 games, averaging 0.6 walks per nine innings, one free pass every 14-2/3 IP. That set a single-season control record that stood until 2005 (Jose Silva, 0.43/per nine innings in 188 IP for the Twins).

Bobby Shantz 1962 Topps

1925 – LHP Bobby Shantz was born in Pottstown, Pennsylvania. Bobby worked 16 years in the show for seven clubs, stopping in Pittsburgh for the 1961 season. He went 6-3-2, 3.32, making 43 appearances (six starts). The little lefty was a three-time All-Star and won eight Gold Gloves before he retired to run a restaurant and bowling alley back home.
1937 – The Bucs rallied to take the first game against Cincinnati 5-4, then scored twice in the first frame of the nitecap to claim a 2-1 sweep at Crosley Field. The Reds led the opener 4-0 in the eighth, but the Pirates scored three times that frame and twice more in the ninth for the victory. Jim Tobin not only went the distance, but had three hits, scored twice and drove in a run. Gus Suhr doubled home Woody Jensen and Lloyd Waner to provide Bill Swift, who tossed a complete game eight-hitter, all the support he needed in the closer.

Source: https://oldbucs.blogspot.com/2018/09/926-through-1930s-no-walk-zone-tobin.html

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