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What's exceptional about King Cole Pittsburgh Pirates 1912 ?


Seasons:
1 out of 2 select attributes | select attitudes

finisher; not hall of famer; winning team; season; throws; league

King Cole of the Pittsburgh Pirates finished the 8th-most games (6) of the 27 pitchers in 1912 who played on a winning team, would not make it (so far) into the Hall of Fame, threw right-handed, and played in the National League.

beat out by Doc Crandall of the New York Giants (25), Ed Reulbach of the Chicago Cubs (14), Charlie Smith of the Chicago Cubs (12), and Howie Camnitz of the Pittsburgh Pirates (9), and 3 others, ending with Jimmy Lavender of the Chicago Cubs (7).



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  1. Batting, pitching, fielding, personal, team, and awards data come from the archive at seanlahman.com. This database is copyright 1996-2014 by Sean Lahman. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License. For details see: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/

Profile

King Cole of the 1912 Pittsburgh Pirates threw right-handed, played on a winning team, played in Forbes Field, and was born in Iowa.

  • achievement score (.000 see References)
  • assists (14)
  • complete games (2)
  • double plays (0)
  • games finished (6)
  • games played (12)
  • games started (4)
  • innings pitched (49.0)
  • putouts (0)
  • saves (0)
  • shutouts (0)
  • strikeouts (11)
  • wins (2)
  • balks (0)
  • earned runs (35)
  • errors (2)
  • hit by pitch (2)
  • hits (61)
  • homers given up (1)
  • losses (2)
  • runs allowed (42)
  • walks (18)
  • wild pitches (1)
  • age (26 yrs)
  • batters faced (218)
  • height (6'1")
  • weight (170 lbs)

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