Tiger great, Charlie Gehringer,

Charlie Gehringer makes his debut

VINTAGE BASEBALL MEMORABILIA Vintage Baseball Memorabilia September 22, 1924 At Navin Field, Charlie Gehringer makes his debut as a defensive replacement in a Tigers 9-1 win over the Red Sox. He fields two balls cleanly and turns a double play.  Gehringer’s first manager was Ty Cobb, who treated the youngster as if he didn’t exist….

Pete Alexander wins his 300th game
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Pete Alexander wins his 300th game

On September 20, 1924, Future Hall of Famer 37 year-old righty Grover Cleveland Alexander goes the distance to earn his 300th victory when the Chicago Cubs beat the New York Giants in 12 innings, 7-3. To become the fourth pitcher of the modern era to reach the milestone. ‘Old Pete’ will collect 373 victories during his…

1924 – With the Senators and Yankees deadlocked at 83-59, Walter Johnson edges the Indians, 3 – 2. Washington will win tomorrow to sweep the three-game series.

1924 – With the Senators and Yankees deadlocked at 83-59, Walter Johnson edges the Indians, 3 – 2. Washington will win tomorrow to sweep the three-game series.

Jim Bottomley

Jim Bottomley sets MLB record with 12 RBI’s in a game vs Brooklyn

  On September 16, 1924, At Ebbets Field‚ Cards 1B Jim Bottomley’s 3 singles‚ a double‚ and 2 HRs produce a ML record 12 RBI in the St. Louis 17-3 win over the pennant-chasing Robins. Bill Sherdel coasts home for the win. Bottomley starts the rampage with a 2-run single in the 1st‚ doubles home…

1924 – Hours after beating the Tigers in Detroit, Walter Johnson receives word he’s been elected American League MVP with 55 points. White Sox 2B Eddie Collins is a distant 2nd. He was runner-up to Babe Ruth last year.

1924 – Hours after beating the Tigers in Detroit, Walter Johnson receives word he’s been elected American League MVP with 55 points. White Sox 2B Eddie Collins is a distant 2nd. He was runner-up to Babe Ruth last year.

1924 – Chicago’s Hack Miller hits a pinch home run in the 8th to tie the game with the Phils at six apiece. The Cubs go on to win, 10 – 8.

1924 – Chicago’s Hack Miller hits a pinch home run in the 8th to tie the game with the Phils at six apiece. The Cubs go on to win, 10 – 8.

Ted Kluszewski Stats & Facts

Ted Kluszewski Stats & Facts

    Ted Kluszewski Position: First BasemanBats: Left  •  Throws: Left6-2, 225lb (188cm, 102kg)Born: September 10, 1924 in Argo, ILDied: March 29, 1988 (Aged 63) in Cincinnati, OHBuried: Gate of Heaven Cemetery, Cincinnati, OHHigh School: Argo HS (Argo, IL)School: Indiana University Bloomington (Bloomington, IN)Debut: April 18, 1947 (7,964th in MLB history)vs. PIT 1 AB, 0 H, 0 HR, 0 RBI, 0 SBLast Game: October 1, 1961 vs. CLE 1 AB, 1 H, 0 HR, 0 RBI, 0…