Andy Coakley Stats & Facts
Andy Coakley Essentials Positions: Bats: L Throws: R 72 Weight: 165 Born: 11 20, 1882 in Providence, RI USA Died: 9 27 1963 in New York, NY USA Debut: 9/17/1902 Last Game: 6/27/1911 Full Name: Andrew James Coakley
Andy Coakley Essentials Positions: Bats: L Throws: R 72 Weight: 165 Born: 11 20, 1882 in Providence, RI USA Died: 9 27 1963 in New York, NY USA Debut: 9/17/1902 Last Game: 6/27/1911 Full Name: Andrew James Coakley
New York tops the Reds, 2 – 0, as Christy Mathewson hurls an eight-hit shutout. The Reds’ Andy Coakley allows just four Giant safeties in the loss. For Matty, it is his 25th win. The Giants will sweep three games from the Reds, with the only negative being Fred Snodgrass sustaining a broken thumb. The rookie catcher, who played just six games, will return next year to play mostly in the outfield.
After an absence of 24 days, Roger Bresnahan returns to the lineup and collects two hits in a 3 – 2 win for the Giants against Andy Coakley, the same hurler who hit him with a pitch on June 18th. Bresnahan does not wear the headgear he developed. When a fan keeps a foul ball during the game rather than tossing it back, Giants team secretary Frank Knowles warns that “in the future he will not be so lenient about anyone stealing a ball.”
1905 – In the first game of a doubleheader, Philadelphia Athletics pitcher Chief Bender has three hits, including a three-run triple, in an 8 – 0 victory over the Washington Senators. Bender also relieves Andy Coakley in the second game and wins, 9 – 7. Overall, he has two wins with six hits and eight RBI for the day.
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