Hughie Jennings

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Major League Baseball player baseball manager baseball player human member of the National Baseball Hall of Fame

Hughie Jennings was an American Hall of Fame shortstop and fiery longtime manager, best known for leading the powerhouse Detroit Tigers teams of the early 20th century.

Statements (45)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Major League Baseball player → baseball manager → baseball player → human → member of the National Baseball Hall of Fame →
bats	right →
battingAverage	.312 →
battingSide	right-handed →
championshipWonAsManager	American League pennant 1907 → American League pennant 1908 → American League pennant 1909 →
countryOfCitizenship	United States of America →
era	dead-ball era →
fieldingPosition	infield →
givenName	Hugh →
hallOfFame	National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum →
hallOfFameInductionYear	1945 →
isInHallOfFame	true →
league	Major League Baseball →
managerialStyle	fiery →
nickname	Ee-Yah → Hughie →
notableAchievement	set single-season hit-by-pitch record in Major League Baseball →
notableFor	frequent on-field shouting of the cry "Ee-Yah" → managing the Detroit Tigers to three consecutive American League pennants →
notablePlayerManaged	Donie Bush → Sam Crawford → Ty Cobb →
notableTeammate	John McGraw →
occupation	baseball manager → shortstop →
positionPlayed	shortstop →
sexOrGender	male →
sport	baseball →
sportingDiscipline	professional baseball →
styleOfPlay	aggressive →
teamManaged	Baltimore Orioles (AL, early 1900s) → Detroit Tigers → New York Giants →
teamPlayedFor	Baltimore Orioles (NL) → Brooklyn Superbas → Louisville Colonels → Philadelphia Phillies →
throwingSide	right-handed →
throws	right →

Referenced by (3)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
1907 World Series → 1908 World Series → 1909 World Series →	losingManager