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Tincup carried nearly his entire starting workload as a rookie with Philadelphia in 1914. He went 8-10 with two saves and a 2.61 earned run average across 155 innings, striking out 108. He completed nine of 17 starts and threw three shutouts.

Five seasons gave him an 8-11 record, two saves, 127 strikeouts and a 3.10 earned run average in 211 innings. Tincup started 18 of his 48 appearances, completed nine games and threw three shutouts. All three complete-game shutouts came in that first season.

Tincup remained with the Phillies through 1918, mostly in a reduced role after his rookie workload. His 10 relief appearances in 1915 produced a 2.03 average across 31 innings. After nine seasons outside the majors, he returned briefly with the Cubs in 1928, completing a career spread across fifteen calendar years. He died in 1980, at eighty-seven.