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Livingston's largest season came with Philadelphia in 1909. He played 64 games, collected a career-high 41 hits, scored 15 runs, drove in 15 and stole four bases while batting .234. The games and runs batted in were also career highs.

Seven seasons gave him 120 hits, 17 doubles, 12 triples, 45 runs batted in and a .209 average across 206 games. Livingston caught 195 games and never appeared at another position. He also drew 41 walks and stole nine bases.

Cleveland gave Livingston his first major-league opportunity in 1901. Five seasons passed before he returned with Cincinnati in 1906, followed by three years with Philadelphia from 1909 through 1911 and a 1912 stop with Cleveland. Another four seasons outside the majors preceded his final return with St. Louis in 1917. The gaps stretched his career across seventeen calendar years. Livingston died in 1977, at ninety-seven.