Bob Kline from the Chronology

Feb 8, 1956 - The Senators send P Mickey McDermott and SS Bob Kline to the Yankees in exchange for C Lou Berberet‚ infielder Harry Plews‚ OF Whitey Herzog‚ and 2 more players.

Dec 12, 1933 - Connie Mack is still selling. First he sells Lefty Grove‚ the A's top winner in each of the past 5 seasons‚ along with Max Bishop‚ and Rube Walberg to the Boston Red Sox for $125‚000 and two players‚ pitcher Bob Kline and infielder Rabbit Warstler. Then George Earnshaw and recently acquired backstop Johnny Pasek go to the White Sox for $20‚000 and catcher Charlie Berry. Berry once led the NFL in scoring and will become a ML umpire in the 1940s.

Oct 1, 1933 - Babe Ruth attracts 25‚000 fans to the Stadium as he takes the mound against the Red Sox. The Babe hits a 5th inning HR and takes a 6-0 lead into the 6th inning‚ then hangs on for a 6-5 complete-game win. The Yankees back the Babe with 18 outfield putouts. Today is his last pitching appearance‚ and he finishes his Yankee pitching career at 5-0. Bosox hurler Bob Kline takes the loss. Ruth now has 10 winning seasons in 10 years as a pitcher‚ a mark that will be matched in 2004 by Andy Pettitte.

Jun 27, 1932 - Mule Haas hits a 7th inning grand slam in game 2 as the A's beat the Red Sox‚ 9-4‚ breaking open a pitching duel between Tony Frietas and Bob Kline. For Mule‚ it is his 2nd grand slam in 7 days. Philadelphia also takes the opener‚ 15-8 behind Earnshaw. In game 1‚ Chicago is paced by Bob Johnson‚ who hits 2 homers including a grand slam.