In his first full ML season, 1902, Hulswitt hit .272 for the Phillies and led NL
shortstops in putouts. The next season was his best, as he had career highs in games
(138), doubles (22), and RBI (58) and again led in putouts. However, he set the post-1900
National League record by making 81 errors. A bad shoulder ended his playing days.
He had a long managing career in the minors and scouted for the Red Sox and Braves.
(NLM)
FROM THE BASEBALL CHRONOLOGY
»June 25, 1902:
The Phillies beat New York and Christy Mathewson, 3-1. The Quakers SS Rudy Hulswitt kills a New York rally in the 8th inning by picking off Steve Brodie with a hidden ball trick.