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Edward Joseph Konetchy (September 3, 1885 – May 27, 1947),
nicknamed "Big Ed" and "the
Candy Kid", was an
American first baseman in
Major League Baseball...
- season. Jake Beckley: 23,767 (1888–1907) Cap Anson: 22,572 (1871–1897) Ed
Konetchy: 21,378 (1907–1921)
Eddie Murray: 21,265 (1977–1997)
Charlie Grimm: 20...
- all-time
leader in
career ****uts with 23,743. Cap
Anson (22,572), Ed
Konetchy (21,378),
Eddie Murray (21,265),
Charlie Grimm (20,722), and
Stuffy McInnis...
- championship.
Pinks player Ed
Konetchy was a La
Crosse native, who was
signed by the team
after a
tryout with Pink
Hawley at age 19.
Konetchy had pla**** for factory...
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Konetchy 1B
Steve Evans RF Mike
Mowrey 3B
Arnold Hauser SS Jack
Bliss C Bob
Harmon P 1911
Miller Huggins 2B Rube
Ellis LF Mike
Mowrey 3B Ed
Konetchy 1B...
- the
Robins to the
Cincinnati Reds for
Tommy Griffith.
April 14, 1919: Ed
Konetchy was
purchased by the
Robins from the
Boston Braves.
April 18, 1919: Lee...
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Republican nomination in the
August 5
primary against Paul Mitc**** and
Peter Konetchy. He
defeated Jeff
Holmes (D), Will
Tyler White (Libertarian) and George...
- 153 Don
Mattingly 2,153 207 Rubén
Sierra 2,152 208 Yogi Berra* 2,150 Ed
Konetchy 2,150 210 Ken
Boyer 2,143 Ken
Griffey Sr. 2,143
Tommy Leach 2,143 213 Plácido...
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career ****uts as a
first baseman with 23,755. Cap
Anson (21,699), Ed
Konetchy (21,361),
Eddie Murray (21,255), and
Charlie Grimm (20,711) are the only...
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Zealand (b. 1878) 1945 – Enno Lolling,
German physician (b. 1888) 1947 – Ed
Konetchy,
American baseball player and
manager (b. 1885) 1949 –
Robert Ripley, American...
