What's exceptional about Elmer Brown St. Louis Browns 1912 ?
Seasons:
good (1)hits batters; season
Elmer Brown of the St. Louis Browns hit the 7th-most batters (12) of the 251 pitchers in 1912.
bested Rube Benton of the Cincinnati Reds (18), Ed Willett of the Detroit Tigers (17), Walter Johnson of the Washington Senators (16), and Jack Warhop of the New York Highlanders (16), and 2 others, ending with Howie Camnitz of the Pittsburgh Pirates (13).
bested Rube Benton of the Cincinnati Reds (18), Ed Willett of the Detroit Tigers (17), Walter Johnson of the Washington Senators (16), and Jack Warhop of the New York Highlanders (16), and 2 others, ending with Howie Camnitz of the Pittsburgh Pirates (13).
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Elmer Brown of the 1912 St. Louis Browns threw right-handed, played on a losing team, played in Sportsman's Park IV, and was born in Indiana.
Sources
- achievement score (-0.8 see References)
- assists (31)
- complete games (2)
- double plays (1)
- games finished (6)
- games played (23)
- games started (13)
- innings pitched (120.3)
- putouts (2)
- saves (0)
- shutouts (1)
- strikeouts (45)
- strikeouts per nine innings (3.4)
- winning percentage (38.5%)
- wins (5)
- balks (0)
- earned run average (2.99)
- earned runs (40)
- errors (2)
- hit by pitch (12)
- hits (122)
- hits per nine innings (9.1)
- homers given up (2)
- homers per nine innings (.1)
- losses (8)
- runs allowed (56)
- walks (42)
- walks per nine innings (3.1)
- wild pitches (4)
- age (29 yrs)
- batters faced (490)
- height (5'11")
- innings pitched per game (5.2)
- weight (172 lbs)
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