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The career of Christy Mathewson Christy Mathewson, born in 1880, was as great of a person off the field as he was a player on the field. A very intelligent, educated, extremely nice gentleman, “Matty” began his career with the New York Giants in 1899. After one season, he was drafted for $100 by the Cincinnati Reds, but would soon return to the Giants where his career would take off. bodyOffer(18183) From 1903-1914, Matty recorded 12 consecutive seasons of 20 or more victories. In four of those seasons, he won over 30 games including 37 wins in 1908. By 1912, he already had 300 career victories. During this time, he picked up the nickname “Big Six.” There are numerous theories on where he got the nickname, though one of the most popular comes from his intimidating height - over six feet tall - a rarity for players back then. While Matty was a great pitcher during the regular season, he was even more spectacular in the World Series. In his first World Series in 1905, he posted the greatest World Series ever by a pitcher, throwing three consecutive complete game shutouts against the Philadelphia Athletics. And while he won only two games and lost five in his last three World Series (1911-1913), the Giants scored only seven runs in the last 39 innings Matty pitched. Matty finished his career in Cincinnati in 1916 as a player manager for the Reds. He retired with a career ERA of 2.13, fifth best in major league history. In 1918, he entered the Army, which would eventually lead to his death.

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Baseball Men's Basketball Women's Basketball Cross Country ... Giants Postseason Info KEYSTONE COLLEGE ANNOUNCES ATHLETIC AWARD RECIPIENTS AT ANNUAL BANQUET La Plume, PA – The athletic department at Keystone College held its annual year-end banquet on Monday night April 29 to honor the College’s student-athletes and their accomplishments on and off the playing fields. John Wieckowski, a graduate of Riverside High School and Moosic native, and Kari Potter, a graduate of Pulaski (NY) High School were named the 2002 recipients of the N. Scott Thurston Scholar Athlete awards. The N Scott Thurston Scholar Athlete award is awarded to one male and one female second year athlete who has earned a high cumulative grade point average based on three or more semesters at Keystone College and who has demonstrated talent, leadership, and character in athletics as well as campus activities. Wieckowski is a two-time varsity letter winner in baseball. He has accumulated a 3.89 GPA. He is the captain of the baseball team for the second consecutive year and was a 2001 EPCC All-Star. He has been selected as a recipient for the NJCAA Academic All-Region Award.

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BALLPLAYERS TEAMS CHRONOLOGY TODAY ... Rules: 1900-present Rules The Field The Ball The Bat The Uniforms Chronology FAQ Authors BaseballLibrary.com by The Idea Logical Company, Inc. Christy Mathewson Nickname(s): Big Six, Matty Cousin of Jack Billingham Brother of Henry Mathewson [Courtesy Arnie Braunstein RHP 1900-16 Giants , Reds Manager in 1916-18 Reds Christy Mathewson's Teams 1900 New York Giants 1901 New York Giants 1902 New York Giants 1903 New York Giants 1904 New York Giants 1905 New York Giants 1906 New York Giants 1907 New York Giants 1908 New York Giants 1909 New York Giants 1910 New York Giants 1911 New York Giants 1912 New York Giants 1913 New York Giants 1914 New York Giants 1915 New York Giants 1916 New York Giants 1916 Cincinnati Reds Led League in w 05, 07-08, 10 Led League in era 05, 08-09, 11, 13 Led League in k 03-05, 07-08 Hall Of Fame in 1936 IP W-L ERA Career World Series Wins-Losses Winning % Manager Books and articles about Christy Mathewson RELATED LINKS Ask The Experts What was the Dead Ball Era? The dominant pitcher of his era and one of five all-time greats originally inducted into the Hall of Fame, Mathewson looked like the classic American hero: tall, blond, and blue-eyed, with a reputation for clean living and good sportsmanship that was often held up as a splendid example for the nation's youth. While those virtues were surely exaggerated, his pitching skills were not. He retired with 372 wins (fourth all-time), 78 shutouts (third), and a 2.13 ERA (fifth). The son of a gentleman farmer, Mathewson attended Bucknell University, where he was class president, an excellent field goal kicker, and, of course, star pitcher. Leaving Bucknell in 1899 to pitch for Taunton (New England League), he advanced to Norfolk (Virginia League) the following year and went 20-2. The Giants bought him for $1,500, but returned him to Norfolk when he lost his first three decisions, declaring the deal cancelled and demanding their money back. He was then drafted by the Reds for $100 and traded to the Giants for sore-armed

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Home Encyclopeadia M Mar - Mas ... Rope Ladders Slider Search: The Web Encyclopaedia Shopping Index Help Encyclopaedia Mathewson, Christy (Christopher Mathewson), 1880-1925, American baseball player, b. Factoryville, Pa., grad. Bucknell Univ., 1902. A righthander, he joined the Cincinnati Red Legs in 1901 and was traded to the New York Giants. Under John J. M c Graw , Mathewson won 373 games and struck out 2,499 batters before he retired from active play in 1918. In three consecutive seasons (1903-5) Mathewson won 30 games or more, and in 1905 he led the Giants in their world-series victory over the Philadelphia Athletics by pitching three shutouts in six days. He pitched two no-hit games and in 1908 recorded 37 victories; he was traded (1916) to the Cincinnati Red Legs and successfully managed the team until 1918, when he joined the army in World War I. He became a victim of poison gas in France. He returned to baseball in 1923 as president of the Boston Braves, but he died of tuberculosis shortly after. In 1936 he was elected to the National Baseball Hall of Fame. Add URL Advertise Contact Us M

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