On April 22, 1915, the New York Yankees wear their famed pinstripes for the first time. Although they are not the first club to use the vertical stripes, the Yankees become so associated with them that writers will commonly refer to the team as the “Pinstripers.”
1911 – After a sixth-place finish (76-76), Hal Chase resigns as New York Highlanders manager and is replaced by Harry Wolverton. Chase will remain a player with the team until he is traded during the 1913 season.
1900 – While riding on the steps of a crowded streetcar in Philadelphia, Phils 3B Harry Wolverton is struck in the head by a pole beside the tracks, suffering a possible skull fracture. He recovers and finishes his major league career as a player-manager for the Highlanders in 1912.
Harry Wolverton of the Phillies hits three triples and two singles in an 8-inning 23 – 8 victory at Pittsburgh.
Harry Wolverton Essentials Positions: Bats: B Throws: R Height: 5′-11″ Weight: 205 Born: December 6, 1873 in Mount Vernon, OH USA Died: February 4, 1937 in Oakland, CA USA Debut: September 25, 1898 Last Game: September 25, 1912 Full Name: Harry Sterling Wolverton Notable Events and Chronology for Career On April 11, 1912, the New…
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