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John J. Barry Philadelphia A. L.   1913: .275 BA, 85 RBI's 1917: Manager of the Boston Red Sox 1911 World Series: .368 BA, 7 hits (4 Doubles) JACK BARRY Barry, John Joseph b: 4/26/1887, Meriden, Conn. d: 4/23/61, Shrewsbury, Mass. BR/TR, 5'9", 158 lbs. Deb: 7/13/08 M ============================================================================== YEAR TM/L G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO AVG ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1908 Phi-A 40 135 13 30 4 3 0 8 10 .222 1909 Phi-A 124 409 56 88 11 2 1 23 44 .215 1910 *Phi-A 145 487 64 126 19 5 3 60 52 .259 1911 *Phi-A 127 442 73 117 18 7 1 63 38 .265 1912 Phi-A 140 483 75 126 19 9 0 55 47 .261 1913 *Phi-A 134 455 62 125 20 6 3 85 44 32 .275 1914 *Phi-A 140 467 57 113 12 0 0 42 53 34 .242 1915 Phi-A 54 194 16 43 6 2 0 15 15 9 .222 *Bos-A 78 248 30 65 13 2 0 26 24 11 .262 Yr 132 442 46 108 19 4 0 41 39 20 .244 1916 Bos-A 94 330 28 67 6 1 0 20 17 24 .203 1917 Bos-A 116 388 45 83 9 0 2 30 47 27 .214 1919 Bos-A 31 108 13 26 5 1 0 2 5 5 .241 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Total 11 1223 4146 532 1009 142 38 10 429 396 ?142 .243 Famed shortstop of the $100,000 Athletics infield, Jack teamed with second baseman Eddie Collins (Hall of Fame Inductee) and was as feared a double-play combo as the famous 'Tinker to Evers' duo with the mighty Cubs. Jack managed the Boston Red Sox and assisted in converting a young Babe Ruth from a star pitcher to the 'Sultan of Swat'. Copyright © 1996, © 1997, © 1998 © 1999, © 2000 Jeff Fox. All Rights Reserved.