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Del Bissonette
Given Name: Adelphia Louis
1899-1972

1B 1928-31, 33 Dodgers
Manager in 1945 Braves

Del Bissonette's Teammates

GamesAverageHRRBI
Career 604.30565391

Wins-LossesWinning %
Manager 25-36.410

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In his injury-shortened career, Bissonette set a Dodger rookie home run record with 25 in 1928 but led NL first basemen in errors in two of his three full seasons. A Brooklyn limerick of the time went: The Dodgers have Del Bissonette. No meal has he ever missed yet. The question that rises Is one that surprises: Who paid for all Del Bissonette? (TG)
FROM THE BASEBALL CHRONOLOGY
» September 4, 1928: With yesterday's Labor Day DH rained out, the Braves will play a record nine consecutive doubleheaders between now and the 15th: Brooklyn today and the 5th; Philadelphia on the 7th and 8th; New York on the 10th, 11th, 13th, and 14th; and the Cubs on the 15th. Starting with the Phils on the 8th, they will lose five of them in a row—a record, including all four to the Giants. They start the streak by dropping both games today to Brooklyn: the Robins win the opener, 3–2, behind Jake Flowers 10th-inning homer for Dazzy Vance's 19th win; Brooklyn takes the nitecap, 9–2, as Babe Herman and Del Bissonette wallop 4th-inning homers.

» May 30, 1930: With two on base in game one, Del Bissonette, Brooklyn 1B, hits the ball over the RF screen at Ebbets Field, but baserunner Babe Herman, "the Headless Horseman of Ebbets Field," stops to watch and is passed by Bissonette, reducing the home run to a single. Despite this, the Robins win a pair of games from the Phillies, 11–1 and 11–9 and take first place. Unfazed, Herman will pull off the move again on September 15th. In the nitecap, Bissonette collects five hits, including a homer. Chuck Klein homers in each game for the Phils to bring his total to 13.