Jim Scott Stats & Facts
Jim Scott Essentials Positions: Bats: R Throws: R 73 Weight: 235 Born: 4 23, 1888 in Deadwood, SD USA Died: 4 7 1957 in Jacumba, CA USA Debut: 4/25/1909 Last Game: 8/17/1917 Full Name: James Scott
White Sox hurlers Red Faber and Jim Scott halt Ty Cobb’s 35-game hitting streak
On July 6, 1917, At Navin Field the Chicago White Sox hurlers Red Faber and Jim Scott halt Ty Cobb’s 35-game hitting streak. Faber won 254 games in his Hall of Fame career, with Cobb hitting .335 against him. His streak began May 31. Cobb still holds the American League mark of 40 straight games,…
George Sisler makes his major league debut as a pinch hitter
Recent University of Michigan graduate George Sisler makes his major league debut as a pinch hitter. Sisler stays on to pitch the last three innings, giving up no runs, in the Browns’ 4 – 2 loss to the White Sox.
Jim Scott of the Chicago White Sox pitches a no-hitter for nine innings, then loses to the Senators, 1 – 0, in the 10th
Jim Scott of the Chicago White Sox pitches a no-hitter for nine innings, then loses to the Senators, 1 – 0, in the 10th. The first hit is batted by Chick Gandil, who scores the winning run on Howie Shanks’ single. It is the first of a three nine-inning no-hitters that White Sox catcher Ray Schalk will catch in his 17 years with the team.
Edd Roush makes his his major league debut
Aug 20, 1913 – White Sox ace Jim Scott‚ on his way to a 20-20 record‚ shuts out Boston to win‚ 1-0. The loser is rookie Fred Anderson‚ who will go 0-6‚ before going to the FL next season. Patrolling CF is Edd Roush‚ in his major league debut‚ the start of an unsuccessful 9-game…
