Ed Farmer Stats & Facts
Ed Farmer Positions: Bats: R Throws: R Height: 77 Weight: 200 Born: Tuesday, October 18, 1949 in Evergreen Park, IL USA Died: in , Debut: 6/9/1971 Last Game: 10/2/1983 Full Name: Edward Joseph Farmer
Greg Pryor hits walkoff vs Aâs
 On July 6 1980 Chicago White Sox beat the Oakland Aâs 5-4 on Greg Pryor hits a two out two run homer off Bob Lacey at comiskey park, scoring Todd Cruz who had bunted his way on with two outs. Lacey gave up 3 runs over the last two innings and Ed Farmer pitcherâŠ
White Sox reliever Ed Farmer swears he will take criminal action against Detroitâs Al Cowens following an on-field brawl in Chicago. Cowens hit a grounder to SS, and then charges the mound instead of running to first base. The action stems from an incident a year earlier when a Farmer pitch shattered Cowensâs jaw. American League President Lee MacPhail will suspend Cowens for seven games. The Tigers win, 5 â 3, in 11 innings.
On June 20, 1980, Chicago White Sox reliever Ed Farmer swears he will take criminal action against Detroitâs Al Cowens following an on-field brawl in Chicago. Cowens hit a grounder to SS, and then charges the mound instead of running to first base. While still playing with the Royals in 1979, on May 8, inâŠ
Perry brothers united in Cleveland
On March 19, 1974, In a five-player, three-team deal involving the Cleveland Indians, Detroit Tigers, and New York Yankees, unites Gaylord Perry with his brother, Jim. As part of the deal, the Cleveland Indians surrender outfielder Walt âNo Neckâ Williams and pitcher Rick Sawyer in exchange for Jim Perry, who will win 17 games for the Tribe. TheâŠ
