As a rookie sensation with the White Sox in 1913, Russell was 22-16 (1.91). Although
he never matched those figures, he was 18-11 in 1916 and led the AL in winning percentage
(.750) with a 15-5 mark for the World Champion Sox of 1917. Released with a dead
arm early in 1919, he returned to the ML as an outfielder with Pittsburgh in 1922,
hitting .368 with 12 home runs and 75 RBI in only 60 games.
(RL)