Random cycle quiz

[timn1]

And oops, I missed one ☝️ that’ll teach me to create quizzes late at night.

I missed Babe Herman, so you brainiacs have gotten two of them.

For the first guy to do it, I have given the non obvious clues I can think of.

1. Great throwing arm
2. Brother who played the same position and has similar career stats

This might help. He played against his brother in three World Series.

Tim

[clydepepper]

Originally Posted by timn1

And oops, I missed one ☝️ that’ll teach me to create quizzes late at night.

I missed Babe Herman, so you brainiacs have gotten two of them.

For the first guy to do it, I have given the non obvious clues I can think of.

1. Great throwing arm
2. Brother who played the same position and has similar career stats

This might help. He played against his brother in three World Series.

Tim

Clete & Ken Boyer come to mind, but I believe their BAs are further apart.

[btcarfagno]

I know Bob Meusel did it more than once, and he had a brother Irish Meusel.

[clydepepper]

My source, 'The Immaculate Inning' by Joe Cox (see other thread - watercooler) indicates that, in addition to Meusel, Herman & Beltre, a 19th Century player named John Reilly also did it three times. He career spanned 1880-1891.


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[clydepepper]

On June 27, 1984, 35-year-old Dusty Baker stole second, third and home all in the bottom of the third inning! WOWIE!

[Aquarian Sports Cards]

Originally Posted by clydepepper

My source, 'The Immaculate Inning' by Joe Cox (see other thread - watercooler) indicates that, in addition to Meusel, Herman & Beltre, a 19th Century player named John Reilly also did it three times. He career spanned 1880-1891.


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I have a Reilly Old Judge in BST right now, wild coincidence!