George Edward Waddell

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George Edward Waddell, better known as Rube Waddell, was a dominant and eccentric early 20th-century Major League Baseball pitcher famed for his strikeout prowess and colorful personality.

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instanceOf Major League Baseball player
baseball pitcher
human
bats left
battingStyle left-handed
burialPlace Union Dale Cemetery, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States NERFINISHED
causeOfDeath tuberculosis
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1876-10-13
dateOfDeath 1914-04-01
eraPlayed dead-ball era
finalMLBDate 1910-07-22
finalMLBTeam St. Louis Browns NERFINISHED
givenName George NERFINISHED
hallOfFame National Baseball Hall of Fame NERFINISHED
knownFor dominant pitching in the early 20th century
eccentric behavior
high strikeout totals
league Major League Baseball
middleName Edward NERFINISHED
MLBDebutDate 1897-09-08
MLBDebutLeague Major League Baseball NERFINISHED
MLBDebutTeam Louisville Colonels NERFINISHED
nickname Rube NERFINISHED
Rube Waddell NERFINISHED
notableStatistic first pitcher to strike out more than 300 batters in a season in the American League
occupation professional baseball player
placeOfBirth Bradford, Pennsylvania, United States NERFINISHED
placeOfDeath San Antonio, Texas, United States NERFINISHED
playedFor Chicago Orphans NERFINISHED
Louisville Colonels NERFINISHED
Philadelphia Athletics NERFINISHED
Pittsburgh Pirates NERFINISHED
St. Louis Browns NERFINISHED
positionPlayed pitcher
sexOrGender male
sport baseball
strikeoutTitle American League strikeout leader 1902
American League strikeout leader 1903
American League strikeout leader 1904
American League strikeout leader 1905
American League strikeout leader 1906
American League strikeout leader 1907
threwNoHitter yes
throwingStyle left-handed
throws left
yearOfHallOfFameInduction 1946

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Rube Waddell fullName George Edward Waddell