VINTAGE BASEBALL MEMORABILIA Vintage Baseball Memorabilia The Best Offensive and Defensive Season of Each Decade This is an interesting post we saw on Facebook by “Stephens” that I thought it would be interesting to share, we did change a few names we didn’t agree with. 1870s: Ross Barnes, 1876.429 BA, 138 H, 36 XBH,…
VINTAGE BASEBALL MEMORABILIA Vintage Baseball Memorabilia George Bradley Positions: Pitcher, Third Baseman and OutfielderBats: Right • Throws: Right5-10, 175lb (178cm, 79kg)Born: July 13, 1852 in Reading, PADied: October 2, 1931 in Philadelphia, PABuried: Northwood Cemetery, Philadelphia, PADebut: May 4, 1875 (268th in major league history)Last Game: August 8, 1888Full Name: George Washington BradleyNicknames: GrinView Player Info from the B-R BullpenView Player Bio from the SABR BioProject Notable Events and Chronology for George Bradley Career Biography On…
George Bradley Essentials Positions: Bats: R Throws: R Height: 73 Weight: 185 Born: Wednesday, April 01, 1914 in Greenwood, AR USA Died: 10 19 1982 in Lawrenceburg, TN USA Debut: 4/28/1946 Last Game: 5/13/1946 Full Name: George Washington Bradley
April 27 – With pitcher George Bradley already out with pneumonia, the Detroit Wolverines lose their other hurler Bill Sweeney to a pulmonary hemorrhage. Neither pitcher will ever play a single game for the Wolverines.
Chicago snaps Boston’s 12-game winning streak-6 of which came against Cincinnati-with an exciting 1-0 win behind George Bradley’s 3-hitter. Ross Barnes plays but shows “none of his old vim.”
On July 13, 1877, Cal McVey took the mound and started a game for Chicago. George Bradley, who started the previous day, finally received a well-earned rest as he had pitched the previous eighty-nine consecutive games.
on July 15, 1876, George Bradley of St. Louis pitched the first National League no-hitter against Hartford
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