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Jack Scott
1892-1959
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LHP 1916-17, 19-29 Pirates, Braves, Reds, Giants , Phillies
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1814 | 103-109 | 3.85 | | World Series |
12 | 1-1 | 3.00 |
Scott led the NL in appearances and had a 15-13 mark for Cincinnati in 1921, but
when he tore a shoulder muscle in April 1922, the Reds released him. He signed with
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Giants and went 8-2, then added a four-hit shutout of the Yankees in
the World Series. His best season followed in 1924 when he went 16-7 for the Giants'
fourth straight NL pennant winner. He lost 21 games in a season twice, in 1920 with
the Reds and in 1927 with Phillies. Batting righthanded he had a career average of
.275, topped by .341 in 1921.
(NLM)
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