- John
Elmer Stivetts (March 31, 1868 – April 18, 1930) was an
American professional baseball pitcher who pla**** 11 seasons in
Major League Baseball (MLB)...
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Drysdale are the only
other pitchers to hit at
least 25 home runs. Jack
Stivetts hit a
total of 35 home runs in his
playing career, 21 as a pitcher. Ferrell...
- Al Orth 204 112 Lew
Burdette 203 Roy Halladay* 203
Silver King 203 Jack
Stivetts 203 116
Charlie Root 201 Rube Marquard* 201 118
Chuck Finley 200 Jon Lester...
- 1889 274 3 Amos Rusie* 1892 270 4 1891 262 5 Mark
Baldwin 1890 249 6 Jack
Stivetts 1891 232 7 Mark
Baldwin 227 8 Phil
Knell 226 9 Bob Barr 1890 219 10 Amos...
- with a 17–20
record and a 2.82 ERA.
Around that time, he
married Mary
Stivetts, and the
following season he went 20–15,
pitched over 300 innings, and...
- Senate,
Schuylkill County Court Judge of
Common Pleas (1947–1967) Jack
Stivetts,
professional baseball player William J. Waltersheid,
Bishop of the Roman...
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Champion 1893 Succeeded by Amos
Rusie Preceded by Amos
Rusie Cy
Young No-hitter
pitcher October 4, 1891
April 22, 1898 Succeeded by Jack
Stivetts Jay Hughes...
- and $1,000. The
Beaneaters acquired Willis to fill the void left by Jack
Stivetts, who was near
retirement due to an arm injury.
Willis began his
major league...
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Stephenson John
Sterling Ace
Stewart Archie Stimmel Harry Stine Gat
Stires Jack
Stivetts Len
Stockwell Stoddard Harry Stovey Tom
Stouch Sammy Strang Asa Stratton...
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called due to darkness.
October 15, 1892 (second game; 5 innings) – Jack
Stivetts,
Boston Braves 4
Washington Senators 0 Game
called "by agreement". September...
