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Going, Going ... Caught!: Baseball's Great Outfield Catches ...
The Chicago White Sox's Johnny Mostil was one of the best outfielders during the
years he played in the 1920s. He had outstanding speed; in 1925 and 1926 he
led the American League in steals. In The Sporting News' obituary article of ...
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Biographical Dictionary of American Sports: G-P
MOSTIL. JOHN ANTHONY 1087 ball, running down the first base line fast, and
catching flaws in a batting stroke. He tutored batting champions Ferris Fain* and
Richie Ashburn,* both of whom hit in Moses' basic style. On December 2, 1936, ...
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Chicago Sluggers: The First 75 Years
JOHN. ANTHONY. "JOHNNY". MOSTIL. CAREER 1918-1929 CHICAGO 1918,
1921-1929 "Bananas" was a career .301 hitter. Mostil led the league in 1925 with
90 walks, 135 runs scored, and 43 stolen bases. He again led the league in 1926
...
John K. Freyer, Mark Rucker, 2005
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Biographical Dictionary of American Sports: 1992-1995 ...
Mostil gashed himself with a razor blade and pocketknife 13 places on his neck,
torso, legs, and left arm. Mostil hemorrhaged so severely that he was given the
last rites of the Roman Catholic Church. The press reported that the suicide ...
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Ray Schalk: A Baseball Biography
port, Mostil told Schalk, “I'm sick and I'm worried and I'm boiling up inside.” A
physician named Dr. Slicer was summoned, and he found Mostil nervous,
complaining ofwisdom-tooth pain and experiencing elevated blood pressure. “
That boy is ...
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Baseball's Most Notorious Personalities: A Gallery of Rogues
Several theories still exist, including the proposition that Mostil was dis tressed
over financial matters. It has also been suggested that the outfielder was having
an affair with Red Faber's wife, which led to a dramatic confron~ tation between
the ...
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The New Bill James Historical Baseball Abstract
(1918–1929, 972 G, 23 376 .301) Johnny Mostil of the White Sox, and one of the
greatest outfielders the game ever has known, managed to steal a lot of bases in
the course of a year, and on speed alone. But he's the exception.—Babe Ruth ...
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Baseball Myths: Debating, Debunking, and Disproving Tales ...
A long, high fly drifted over to the left field foul area, and Mostil took after it. Falk
just watched, and Mostil kept running until he caught it. The White Sox did play
one preseason game in Nashville in 1925, on April 7, but neither the SpOrting ...
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It Ain't So: A Might-Have-Been History of the White Sox in ...
Harry Hooper or Johnny Mostil: Hooper was Chicago's regular right fielder from
1921 until 1925. Mostil was Chicago's regular center fielder for much of the
1920s. But with Felsch back in the fold, it's possible the younger Mostil might
have ...
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Eddie Collins: A Baseball Biography
The protests failed and Robertson and his White Sox prevailed. Robertson's gem
was preserved by some splendid fielding by outfielder Johnny Mostil. Actually,
the 1922 outfield, manned primarily by Harry Hooper, who stroked 11 home runs,
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10 NACHRICHTEN, IN DENEN DER BEGRIFF «MOSTIL» VORKOMMT
Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
mostil im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
Will Adam Eaton be the greatest leadoff man in White Sox history?
Johnny Mostil (2,195 PAs, 1924-1926): Mostil was a flyer who excelled both on the bases and in center field, earning one of the best defensive reputations of his ... «SB Nation, Mär 14»
Phil Cavarretta, hometown Cubs hero
Last week, for the White Sox opener, we talked about Johnny Mostil, a native Chicagoan who played his entire major league career in a Chicago uniform, and ... «WBEZ, Apr 13»
Johnny Mostil, hometown Sox hero
He was Johnny Mostil--and he was a star, too. Born in Chicago in 1896, Johnny was a boy when his family moved a few miles over the Indiana line to Whiting. «WBEZ, Apr 13»
George Davis: From the Baseball Hall of Fame Library Player Files
... Eddie Collins Part 1 | Zeke Bonura | Ed Walsh | Ray Schalk | Minnie Minoso Part 1 | Minnie Minoso Part 2 | Fielder Jones | Luke Appling | Johnny Mostil | Eddie ... «South Side Sox, Feb 13»
Eddie Collins: From the Baseball Hall of Fame Library Player Files …
Zeke Bonura | Ed Walsh | Ray Schalk | Minnie Minoso Part 1 | Minnie Minoso Part 2 | Fielder Jones | Luke Appling | Johnny Mostil | Eddie Cicotte ... «South Side Sox, Dez 12»
Fielder Jones: From the Hall of Fame Library player files
Since we've previous looked at the files of a pitcher (Eddie Cicotte), an outfielder (Johnny Mostil) and an infielder (Luke Appling), the time is nigh to take a crack ... «South Side Sox, Nov 11»
Luke Appling: From the Hall of Fame Library player files
In the first two installments of this series, we looked through the players files of Eddie Cicotte and Johnny Mostil. They shared of a theme of unmet potential, ... «South Side Sox, Nov 11»
Johnny Mostil: From the Hall of Fame Library player files
Mostil was a Chicago native who, according to an item in his file, was lectured by Charles Comiskey after he snuck into White Sox Park as a child. He ended up ... «South Side Sox, Okt 11»
Whiting hopes new Oil City Stadium will spur growth
... Andrew "Drew" Thomas Jr., played for the White Sox, as did Joe Homco, Phil Mateja, Rick McConnell, John "Bananas" Mostil and Alfred James Pilarcik. «nwitimes.com, Apr 11»
Rock of Ages: Does Time Raines Deserve To Be In The Hall Of Fame?
That's like adding Jim Rice and Johnny Mostil together. Timraines_medium. And now onto the actual numbers. Tim Raines is 5th all-time in stolen bases with ... «South Side Sox, Dez 10»
