 Harold
H.Chase
New York Yankees (Highlanders)
 Santa Clara College graduate
1906: .323 B.A.
1907: Longest consecutive
hitting streak in majors of 27 games
1911: 4 stolen bases in
one game
HAL CHASE
Chase, Harold Homer "Prince Hal"
b: 2/13/1883, Los Gatos, Cal. d: 5/18/47, Colusa, Cal.
BR/TL, 6', 175 lbs. Deb: 4/14/05 M
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YEAR TM/L G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO AVG
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1905 NY-A 128 465 60 116 16 6 3 49 15 .249
1906 NY-A 151 597 84 193 23 10 0 76 13 .323
1907 NY-A 125 498 72 143 23 3 2 68 19 .287
1908 NY-A 106 405 50 104 11 3 1 36 15 .257
1909 NY-A 118 474 60 134 17 3 4 63 20 .283
1910 NY-A 130 524 67 152 20 5 3 73 16 .290
1911 NY-A 133 527 82 166 32 7 3 62 21 .315
1912 NY-A 131 522 61 143 21 9 4 58 17 .274
1913 NY-A 39 146 15 31 2 4 0 9 11 13 .212
Chi-A 102 384 49 110 11 10 2 39 16 41 .286
Yr 141 530 64 141 13 14 2 48 27 54 .266
1914 Chi-A 58 206 27 55 10 5 0 20 23 19 .267
Buf-F 75 291 43 101 19 9 3 48 6 31 .347
1915 Buf-F 145 567 85 165 31 10 17 89 20 50 .291
1916 Cin-N 142 542 66 184 29 12 4 82 19 48 .339
1917 Cin-N 152 602 71 167 28 15 4 86 15 49 .277
1918 Cin-N 74 259 30 78 12 6 2 38 13 15 .301
1919 NY-N 110 408 58 116 17 7 5 45 17 40 .284
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Total 15 1919 7417 980 2158 322 124 57 941 276 ?306 .291
A dangerous hitter who revolutionized first base defensive play, Hal held the Yankees stolen base record until
broken, later that century, by Ricky Henderson. Hal's desire to gamble on baseball games ruined his career that
had Hall of Fame potential. In 1919, Hal was thought to be a key figure in the 'Big Fix' of the infamous World
Series 'Black Sox Scandal'.
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