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Willie Adams Notable

b. September 27, 1890 · St. Louis Browns 1912–1913, Pittsburgh Rebels 1914, Philadelphia Athletics 1918–1919

Willie Adams played for three clubs across eight seasons as a pitcher, opening with the St. Louis Browns in 1912 and closing with the Philadelphia Athletics in 1919.

He went 8 and 16 with a 4.37 earned run average, pitching 284.3 innings in 65 games. He struck out 74. Across 65 games he batted .102, with 9 hits and 4 runs. He finished with 1 double.

He was born in Clearfield, PA, USA on September 27, 1890, and died on June 18, 1937. He batted right-handed and threw right-handed.

Batting, season by season

YearTeam GABR H2B3B HRRBIBB SOSBAVG
1912 SLB 131300 000 0090 .000
1913 SLB 4100 000 0110 .000
1914 PBS 151511 010 0000 .067
1918 PHA 325738 100 22160 .140
1919 PHA 1200 000 0010 .000
Career 658849 110 23270 .102

Pitching, season by season

YearTeam WLG GSSVIP HERBB SOERA
1912 SLB 23135 046.150 2019163.88
1913 SLB 0040 09.012 104510.00
1914 PBS 11152 255.170 2322143.74
1918 PHA 5123214 0169.0164 8397394.42
1919 PHA 0010 04.27 2203.86
Career 8166521 2284.1303 13814474 4.37

On this day & linked events

1890

Born September 27, 1890

Clearfield, PA, USA

1937

Died June 18, 1937

1912

George Mullin's No-Hitter

George Mullin threw a no-hitter for the Detroit Tigers against the St. Louis Browns on July 4, 1912, winning 7–0.