Milwaukee Sentinel, June 19, 1913:
As the indirect result of being hit in the head by a pitched ball during a game years ago, Earl Davenport, who played with Pittsburg in the National League in 1892, Wednesday was sentenced to serve three years in San Quentin prison for passing fictitious checks.
Before he was sentenced, Davenport told Judge Willis that he had been irresponsible ever since he was “beaned” during a baseball game. He asked the court to arrange for an operation on his skull.
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1. Matt Chico's Bail Bonds (Dan Lee) posted on January 04, 2013 at 07:19 AM # hit 0 | hit 0C: Herman Franks
1B: Joe Mack
2B: Tito Fuentes
3B: Al Bridwell
SS: Tommy Corcoran
LF: Alex Metzler
CF: Daryl Boston
RF: George Selkirk
SP: Ted Lilly
SP: Jay Tibbs
SP: Bob Spade
SP: 1950s Tom Gorman
SP: Paul Gibson
RP: Don McMahon
College of Coaches: Ossie Vitt, Franks, Charlie Manuel
Fun name: Klondike Smith
(Note: Most people don't know this because it is not, in fact, true.)
The top of the standings:* There's a six-way tie for the home run lead: George Selkirk (January 4), Jason Giambi (January 8), Mike Marshall (January 12), Jim Lindeman (January 10), Tony Solaita (January 15), and Paul Ratliff (January 23) all have seven dingers.
* Rip Radcliff (January 19) leads the league with a .389 batting average. Bob Nieman (January 26) is second, at .385. Selkirk, Johnny Mize (January 7), and Elmer Flick (January 11) are all hitting above .360.
* Otis Nixon (January 9) leads the league with 45 hits and 30 stolen bases in 32 games.
* The cream is rising to the top on the RC/27 leaderboard: Mize, Brady Anderson (January 18), Dave Marshall (January 14), Selkirk, Brian Giles (January 20), Flick, Nieman, Giambi.
* Selkirk leads the league with 78 total bases. Giambi, in second place, has 68.
* Mark Littell (January 17) leads the league in walks allowed, strikeouts, and wild pitches.
Stats, standings, leaders, and box scores here.
I'm guessing park effect
Died (fatally stricken anyway) while throwing BP.
But Feb 29 is "stealing" from March 1 so March should get the extras.
The "fairest" thing is probably to drop them altogether.
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