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Weldon Henley

Weldon Henley Notable

b. October 25, 1880 · Philadelphia Athletics 1903–1905, Brooklyn Superbas 1907

Weldon Henley divided five seasons between two clubs as a pitcher: the Philadelphia Athletics from 1903, then the Brooklyn Superbas through 1907.

He went 32 and 43 with a 2.94 earned run average, pitching 721.7 innings in 97 games. He struck out 309, completed 62 of his 81 starts and threw 7 shutouts. Across 99 games he batted .184, with 48 hits and 18 runs. He finished with 11 doubles and 2 stolen bases.

He has a page for his starting pitcher in 1905.

He was born in Jasper, GA, USA on October 25, 1880, and died on November 16, 1960. He batted right-handed and threw right-handed.

Batting, season by season

YearTeam GABR H2B3B HRRBIBB SOSBAVG
1903 PHA 306849 200 41300 .132
1904 PHA 36108924 500 75281 .222
1905 PHA 2565411 300 21211 .169
1907 BRO 82014 100 2140 .200
Career 992611848 1100 158832 .184

Pitching, season by season

YearTeam WLG GSSVIP HERBB SOERA
1903 PHA 12102921 0186.1186 8167863.91
1904 PHA 15173634 0295.2245 83761302.53
1905 PHA 4112519 0183.2155 5367822.60
1907 BRO 1577 056.054 1921113.05
Career 32439781 0721.2640 236231309 2.94

On this day & linked events

1880

Born October 25, 1880

Jasper, GA, USA

1960

Died November 16, 1960

1905

Weldon Henley's No-Hitter

Weldon Henley started as the Philadelphia Athletics held the St. Louis Browns without a hit on July 22, 1905, winning 6–0.

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