Cap Anson

Cap Anson
Cap Anson

1888
Basic information
Nationality	The United States of America
Hometown	Iowa Marshal town
The date of birth	1852April 17
Date of death	April 14, 1922 (69 years old death)
Height The weight	6' 0 "= approximately 182.9cm 227 lb = approximately 103 kg
Player information
Throw, turn at bat	右投右打
Position	First baseman
First appearance	May 6, 1871
The last participation	October 3, 1897
Career (the team being on the register roll year professional in the parenthesis)
Player career
Rockford Forrest City's (1871) Philadelphia Athletics (1872 - 1875) Chicago white stockings Chicago Colts (1876-1897)
Supervision career
Philadelphia Athletics (1875) Chicago white stockings Chicago Colts (1879-1897) New York Giants (1898)
The American baseball palace Person of palace commendation
The election year	1939
Election method	The Veterans Committee election
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The player that cap Anson (Adrian Constantine "Cap" Anson, from April 17, 1852 to April 14, 1922) played an active part in United States Major League in the 19th century. The main position is a first baseman.

"The cap" comes from that I was called "a captain" from the strong leadership by a nickname.

Table of contents

Brief career history

In 1871, I make my debut in National association (NA) which was a league having just finished starting in those days. I played in Rockford Forrest City's and Philadelphia Athletics (unrelated to current Oakland Athletics). Director player additional post served in 1875 of Athletics Era, too.

In 1876, I transfer to Chicago white stockings by drawing against the agreement between leagues in National League start to continue now as a league of MLB. I play an active part as director player additional post of white stockings from 1879. I achieve five times of league conquest to 1886.

For a supervisor, I minded environment so that other players could always make every possible effort. The excellent player such as King Kelly and George Gore plays with Anson, too. In addition, I am known as the person who established the pitching rotation by maintenance of the tactics such as hit and runs and plural pitchers, team management art performed commonly now including the introduction of the spring training.

It was the best as a batter in such a strong team and was the player who recorded 24 steals at the age of 44 years old, and was long-standing. The active play lasts 27 years after making the debut at 19 years old and records 3,000 hits becoming first among MLB in history. In addition, I record eight times of league most RBIs becoming the MLB most. I retire in 1897. I retired from the supervision assumption of office of Chicago at the same time.

I refused the game with the team except the white for celebrity as a racist firmly [¹]. I am said to be the person who established "a color line" of MLB. In 1922, I die of an illness in Chicago.

In 1939, I am elected in the American baseball palace by Veterans Committee. It became with the first palace with back Ewing for a player of the 19th century.

Detailed information

Blow results (MLB) according to the year

Year Degree	Ball 団	Trial 合	打 Seat	打 Number	Profit Point	安 打	Two Fort 打	Three Fort 打	Book Fort 打	Fort 打	打 Point	Theft Fort	Theft Fort Death	犠 打	犠 飛	Four Ball	敬 遠	Death Ball	Three 振	Put together Homicide 打	打 Rate	Appearance Fort Rate	The head 打 Rate	O P S
1871	ROK	25	122	120	29	39	11	3	0	56	16	6	2	-	-	2	-	-	1	0	.325	.336	.467	.803
1872	PHN	46	233	217	60	90	10	7	0	114	48	6	6	-	-	16	-	-	3	2	.415	.455	.525	.980
1873		52	259	254	53	101	9	2	0	114	36	1	2	-	-	5	-	-	2	2	.398	.409	.449	.858
1874		55	264	260	51	87	8	3	0	101	37	6	0	-	-	4	-	-	1	1	.335	.345	.388	.733
1875		69	330	326	84	106	15	3	0	127	58	11	6	-	-	4	-	-	2	1	.325	.333	.390	.723
1876	CHC	66	321	309	63	110	9	7	2	139	59	-	-	-	-	12	-	-	8	-	.356	.380	.450	.830
1877		59	264	255	52	86	19	1	0	107	32	-	-	-	-	9	-	-	3	-	.337	.360	.420	.779
1878		60	274	261	55	89	12	2	0	105	40	-	-	-	-	13	-	-	1	-	.341	.372	.402	.775
1879		51	229	227	40	72	20	1	0	94	34	-	-	-	-	2	-	-	2	-	.317	.323	.414	.737
1880		86	370	356	54	120	24	1	1	149	74	-	-	-	-	14	-	-	12	-	.337	.362	.419	.781
1881		84	369	343	67	137	21	7	1	175	82	-	-	-	-	26	-	-	4	-	.399	.442	.510	.952
1882		82	368	348	69	126	29	8	1	174	83	-	-	-	-	20	-	-	7	-	.362	.397	.500	.897
1883		98	431	413	70	127	36	5	0	173	68	-	-	-	-	18	-	-	9	-	.308	.336	.419	.755
1884		112	504	475	108	159	30	3	21	258	102	-	-	-	-	29	-	-	13	-	.335	.373	.543	.916
1885		112	498	464	100	144	35	7	7	214	108	-	-	-	-	34	-	-	13	-	.310	.357	.461	.819
1886		125	559	504	117	187	35	11	10	274	147	29	-	-	-	55	-	-	19	-	.371	.433	.544	.977
1887		122	533	472	107	164	33	13	7	244	102	27	-	-	-	60	-	1	18	-	.347	.422	.517	.939
1888		134	563	515	101	177	20	12	12	257	84	28	-	-	-	47	-	1	24	-	.344	.400	.499	.899
1889		134	609	518	100	177	32	7	7	244	117	27	-	-	-	86	-	5	19	-	.342	.440	.471	.911
1890		139	623	504	95	157	14	5	7	202	107	29	-	-	-	113	-	6	23	-	.312	.443	.401	.844
1891		136	616	540	81	157	24	8	8	221	120	17	-	-	-	75	-	1	29	-	.291	.378	.409	.788
1892		146	630	559	62	152	25	9	1	198	74	13	-	-	-	67	-	4	30	-	.272	.354	.354	.708
1893		103	467	398	70	125	24	2	0	153	91	13	-	-	-	68	-	1	12	-	.314	.415	.384	.800
1894		84	394	343	85	133	29	4	5	185	100	17	-	7	-	41	-	3	15	-	.388	.457	.539	.997
1895		122	545	474	87	159	23	6	2	200	91	12	-	13	-	55	-	3	23	-	.335	.408	.422	.830
1896		108	459	402	72	133	18	2	2	161	90	24	-	5	-	49	-	3	10	-	.331	.407	.400	.808
1897		114	497	424	67	121	17	3	3	153	75	11	-	9	-	60	-	4	27	-	.285	.379	.361	.740
In total: 27 years		2524	11331	10281	1999	3435	582	142	97	4592	2075	*277	*16	*34	-	984	-	*32	330	*6	.334	.394	.447	.841

• There is no record in "-".
• "The * number" of results in total shows that there is the unidentified year.
• The bold-face is the league first place.
• CHC (Chicago white stockings) changes the baseball team name to CHC (Chicago Colts) from 1890.

Pitcher results

• In total: Number of the pitches 3, 0 wins one defeat, pitcher's earned run average 4.50

Acquisition title, record

• The leading hitter： Twice (in 1881 1888)
• A most RBI: Eight times (1880,1881,1882,1884,1885,1886,1888,1891 year)
• Most hit： Once (1881)
• An RBI in total: 2076 (in history the third place) [²]

War record as the supervision

Year Degree	Tut | ム	リ | グ	Trial 合	勝 Profit	Loss War	勝 Rate	Order Rank	Detailed Thought
1875	PHN	NA	8	4	2	.667	The second place	Player additional post, October 11 ...
1879	CHC	NL	64	41	21	.661	The fourth place	Player additional post, start - August 26
1880			86	67	17	.798	The first place	Player additional post
1881			84	56	28	.667	The first place	〃
1882			84	55	29	.655	The first place	〃
1883			98	59	39	.602	The second place	〃
1884			113	62	50	.554	The fourth place	〃
1855			113	87	25	.777	The first place	〃
1886			126	90	34	.726	The first place	〃
1887			127	71	50	.587	The third place	〃
1888			136	77	58	.570	The second place	〃
1899			136	67	65	.508	The third place	〃
1890			139	83	53	.610	The second place	〃
1891			137	82	53	.607	The second place	〃
1892			147	70	76	.479	The seventh place	〃
1893			128	56	71	.441	The ninth place	〃
1894			137	57	75	.432	The eighth place	〃
1895			133	72	58	.554	The fourth place	〃
1896			132	71	57	.555	The fifth place	〃
1897			138	59	73	.447	The ninth place	〃
1898	NYG		22	9	13	.409	The seventh place	June 11～July 5
The total			2288	1295	947	.578

Footnote

1. ^ Mikiro Shibayama. "Men ... who polluted the honor of ... baseball a steroid and the palace". It is reading Number Web on January 13, 2013.
2. When a record was reexamined in 1968, the number of ^ RBIs in total became clear. 2,000 runs batted in or more are only four people of Hank Aaron, Babe Ruth, Alex Rodrigues and Anson in total. In addition, it is different by each site such as MLB official site, Baseball Reference, ESPN whether you include the National association era from 1871 through 75. The MLB official site does not include the National association era and assumes it 1,879 runs batted in.

The source, outside link

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