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Kelly was the everyday centerfielder for the 1914 Pirates, hitting .222 with career highs of 48 RBI, 47 runs, 21 steals, and 19 doubles, but he was a poor fielder. In his next-most-active season, 1917, he led NL'K-(((outfielders in errors while again hitting .222. (SFS)

FROM THE BASEBALL CHRONOLOGY » May 16, 1914: Giants' spitballer Jeff Tesreau's no-hit bid against Pittsburgh is spoiled with two outs in the 9th when Joe Kelly lines a single. Tesreau retires the last batter to win, 2–0. » December 14, 1916: The Cubs swap OF Joe Kelly to the Braves for coach Fred Mitchell, who will become Chicago's new manager.