Fred Haney Stats & Facts
Fred Haney Essentials Positions: Bats: R Throws: R 66 Weight: 170 Born: 4 25, 1896 in Albuquerque, NM USA Died: 11 9 1977 in Beverly Hills, CA USA Debut: 4/18/1922 Last Game: 5/7/1929 Full Name: Fred Girard Haney
Braves to be better in 1958
January 19, 1958- In a Milwaukee Sentinel article, Fred Haney said the Braves would be even stronger in 1958. “I sure think we’ll win the pennant, if we can get by without injuries. I think we’ve got a better ball club this season. We’ve got some young fellows and a year more experience. Our pitching…
Joe Adcock’s ninth-inning home run off Brooklyn right-hander Ed Roebuck, his second round-tripper of the game, proves to be the game-winner in the Braves’ 5-4 victory over the Dodgers. The blast to left field, which clears an 83-foot wall at the 350-foot mark, is believed to the only homer ever to land on the roof at Ebbets Field.
Joe Adcock’s ninth-inning home run off Brooklyn right-hander Ed Roebuck, his second round-tripper of the game, proves to be the game-winner in the Braves’ 5-4 victory over the Dodgers. The blast to left field, which clears an 83-foot wall at the 350-foot mark, is believed to the only homer ever to land on the roof at Ebbets Field.
The Pittsburgh Pirates name Bobby Bragan as their new field manager, replacing Fred Haney.
1955 – The Pittsburgh Pirates name Bobby Bragan as their new field manager, replacing Fred Haney.
Fred Haney is signed as manager of the St. Louis Browns.
1938 – Fred Haney is signed as manager of the St. Louis Browns.