Willie Keeler, who is lefthanded, plays 2B in both games of a twin bill
On September 16, 1905 — The Highlanders find themselves a little short on infielders so RF Willie Keeler, who is lefthanded, plays 2B in both games of a twin bill. The talented Keeler played two games at shortstop for New York in 1893. New York splits the double head against the Washington Senators, winning 5-2, losing 3-0. Keeler went 1-7 over the two games.
Keeler plays a total of 19 games at second over his career and makes just 2 errors.
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