John

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John is an alternate given name used for the legendary American baseball shortstop Honus Wagner, one of the sport’s earliest Hall of Famers.

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John Honus Wagner 0

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Baseball Hall of Fame inductee
human
professional baseball player
bats right
battedTitleLeaderIn National League NERFINISHED
battingAverage .328
battingHand right-handed
battingTitles 8
birthPlace Chartiers, Pennsylvania, United States NERFINISHED
deathPlace Carnegie, Pennsylvania, United States NERFINISHED
era dead-ball era NERFINISHED
fieldingPosition infield
givenName Johannes NERFINISHED
John NERFINISHED
hallOfFame National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum
hallOfFameInductionClass inaugural class
hallOfFameInductionYear 1936
hits 3415
isConsideredOneOf earliest Baseball Hall of Famers
greatest shortstops in baseball history
isHonoredBy statue at PNC Park in Pittsburgh
isLegendaryIn American baseball history
isSubjectOf T206 Honus Wagner baseball card NERFINISHED
jerseyNumberRetiredBy Pittsburgh Pirates NERFINISHED
league Major League Baseball
legacy pioneer of modern shortstop play
nationality American
nickname Honus NERFINISHED
The Flying Dutchman NERFINISHED
occupation baseball shortstop
playedForFranchise Pittsburgh Pirates franchise NERFINISHED
playedInWorldSeries 1903 World Series NERFINISHED
1909 World Series NERFINISHED
playedMajorLeagueSeasons 21
position shortstop
primaryTeamCity Pittsburgh NERFINISHED
recognizedAs one of the first five Hall of Fame inductees
runsBattedIn 1732
sport baseball
stolenBases 723
T206CardStatus one of the most valuable baseball cards
team Louisville Colonels NERFINISHED
Pittsburgh Pirates NERFINISHED
throwingHand right-handed
throws right
wonWorldSeries 1909 World Series NERFINISHED

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The Flying Dutchman givenNameVariant John
subject surface form: Honus Wagner