Max Carey Stats & Facts
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Max Carey Stats & Facts

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    Max Carey Position: OutfielderBats: Both  •  Throws: Right5-11, 170lb (180cm, 77kg)Born: January 11, 1890 in Terre Haute, IN usDied: May 30, 1976  in Miami, FLBuried: Woodlawn Park North Cemetery & Mausoleum, Miami, FLHigh School: Terre Haute HS (Terre Haute, IN)Schools: Concordia Seminary-St. Louis (St. Louis, MO), Concordia Theological Seminary (Fort Wayne, IN)Debut: October 3, 1910 (3,438th in major league history)vs. STL 3 AB, 2 H, 0 HR, 0 SBLast Game: September 29, 1929vs. BSN 1 AB, 0 H,…

Breaking Max Carey’s mark, Cincinnati Reds’ Pete Rose sets a National League record with his tenth five-hit game of his career. ‘Charlie Hustle’ singles four times and doubles in the 13-4 loss to San Francisco.

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Breaking Max Carey’s mark, Cincinnati Reds’ Pete Rose sets a National League record with his tenth five-hit game of his career. ‘Charlie Hustle’ singles four times and doubles in the 13-4 loss to San Francisco.

Pete Rose ties Max Carey for the most five-hit games in National League history

Pete Rose ties Max Carey for the most five-hit games in National League history

ByThis Day in Baseball

1982 – Pete Rose of the Philadelphia Phillies goes 5 for 5 against the Los Angeles Dodgers, tying Max Carey for the most five-hit games in National League history. Rose’s latest five-hit performance helps the Phillies to a 9 – 3 win.

Max Carey and Billy Hamilton, are inducted into the Hall of Fame

Max Carey and Billy Hamilton, are inducted into the Hall of Fame

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On July 24, 1961, two former outfielders: Max Carey and Billy Hamilton, are inducted into the Hall of Fame during ceremonies in Cooperstown. Carey starred for the Pirates for much of his 20-year career, leading the league in stolen bases 10 times. Hamilton, known as “Sliding Billy,” hit .344 in a career spent almost exclusively…

Brooklyn Dodgers coach Casey Stengel signs a two-year deal to manage the Dodgers

Brooklyn Dodgers coach Casey Stengel signs a two-year deal to manage the Dodgers

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Brooklyn coach Casey Stengel signs a two-year deal to manage the Dodgers, replacing skipper Max Carey, who guided the sixth-place club to a 65-88 record last season. During the rookie manager’s three-year tenure with the Brooks, the team will finish 43 games under .500, finishing no higher than fifth place.