Earnie Bankes

Earnie Bankes
Ernie Banks

Earnie Bankes (2009)
Basic information
Nationality	The United States of America
Hometown	Texas Dallas
The date of birth	1931January 31
Date of death	(2015-01-23) January 23, 2015 (83 years old death)
Height The weight	6' 1 "= approximately 185.4cm 180 lb = approximately 81.6 kg
Player information
Throw, turn at bat	右投右打
Position	Shortstop, first baseman
Entering professional	1953
First appearance	September 17, 1953
The last participation	September 26, 1971
Career (the team being on the register roll year professional in the parenthesis)
Chicago Cubs（1953 - 1971）
The American baseball palace Person of palace commendation
The election year	1977
Vote rate	83.81%
Election method	The Baseball Writers Association of America election
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A major leaguer (shortstop, first baseman) that Earnie Bankes (Ernest "Ernie" Banks, from January 31, 1931 to January 23, 2015) belonged to Chicago Cubs. I enter the American baseball palace in 1977. Mr. It was Cub (Mr. turnip) and a reason, a drawing card player of Cubs. Uniform number "14" that Bankes ranked is a permanently retired uniform number of Chicago Cubs. Catcher that the nephew played in Rangers for three years of from 1981 to 1983, Bob Johnson.

Table of contents

Career

I become a professional and pr it

I was born in Texas Dallas on January 31, 1931 and I played catch with father with the experience of a pitcher and the catcher in Dallas グリーンモナークス and the black Giants of the Negro league in boyhood and was brought up [¹].

I worked part-time at a cotton picker farm while I showed interest in basketball and track and field at first because a school did not have baseball club as for Bankes of high school days [²] and went to school more [¹].

Post with professional

For baseball team Amarillo Colts and one game 15 dollars semiprofessional at the age of 17 years old a contract [³] [¹]. I contract for Kansas city モナークス and salary 300 dollars of the Negro league in 1950 [⁴]. However, because I got military service from 1951 through 1953, I was not able to participate, but Bankes records batting average .386, 20 home runs in 1953 when I returned from military service. Became Chicago White Sox and the contest [⁴], but, on September 8, 1953, contracted with Chicago Cubs for contract deposit 2,000 dollars [¹]; [⁵]. I achieve 424 games continuation game participation until I achieve a major debut as a black player first in the history of the Cubs baseball team on September 17 [¹] and am absent by a manual bone fracture in [⁵], 1956. ^[3]

It took root in the shortstop in place of Roy Smalley in 1954 [³] and participated in all 154 games. They recorded batting average .275, 19 home runs, 79 runs batted in, and 19 home runs were shortstop at National League new face most home run records until they were updated in Troy トゥロウィツキー in 2007 [⁶]. It was the second place next to the Wally moon by the vote of the rookie of the Year.

I change the bat to the lightweight bat in 1955 [¹] and record 44 home runs of the league third place and establish a most home run record in the season as the shortstop [⁴]. Five of them of those became the league new record in a grand slam [⁷]. I record 129 runs batted in of .47 home runs of the league most in 1958 and update a most home run record in the season as the shortstop of the last year. In the same year, win the MVP, but the team has a loosing record with 72 wins 82 defeats;, as for the MVP election from the team which had a loosing record, first-ever (in 1931 after commendation by BBWAA). In 1959, the team had a loosing record by 74 wins 80 defeats, but Bankes is the first among a league; win the MVP for 2 consecutive years. Although I handed over a home run leader to Eddie Matthews, I became the RBI king for 2 consecutive years.

From 1955 through 1960 major most 248 home runs and record [³]. I recorded 32 mistakes of the league most by the defense in 1958, but the number of the mistakes reduced it to 11 in 1959 and won Gold Glove Award in 1960. I was troubled by the trouble of the knee, and consecutive game participation broke off with 717 afterwards on June 23, 1961 [⁸]. "The field is slightly small for a shortstop of the Major League" との voice came out [⁹], and I was converted in 1962 to the first base.

Irony was called "a 26% batter with many double plays" after Leo Durocher took office as supervision of Cubs in 1966 [¹].

I achieve 400 home runs in total on September 2, 1965 and achieve the ninth 500 home runs in history in a re-gray field on May 12, 1970 five years later [¹⁰]. I retire on September 26, 1971.

"A Mr. turnip" was called "Mr. sunshine" from bright character, and encouraged "let's play two" and a player, and loved baseball [¹]; [¹¹]. Bankes holds a baseball team record in Cubs such as participation game number 2528, at bats 9421, base hit 4706 now [¹²]. It was the best athlete until Michael Jordan appeared in Chicago [⁴].

While Bankes was registered at Cubs, the team could never go into the World Series and was sluggish. Therefore I became able to call that a team could not win the championship even if an individual played an active part so much "Earnie Bankes's syndrome" (syndrome). Michael Jordan had time said like that until a team achieved championship in 1991.

Retirement post

Acted as a coach of Cubs after a retirement, and carried out the election in vote rate 83.81% in 1977 in the qualification first year with American baseball palace, and uniform number "14" of oneself was appointed in history of Cubs on August 22, 1982 by the first permanently retired uniform number [¹³]; [¹⁴]. I was picked as a shortstop by the team in Major League baseball oar century of 1999.

The January 23, 2015 death [¹⁵]. 83 years old death.

Detailed information

Blow results 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
1953	CHC	10	39	35	3	11	1	1	2	20	6	0	0	0	-	4	-	0	5	0	.314	.385	.571	.956
1954		154	649	593	70	163	19	7	19	253	79	6	10	5	4	40	-	7	50	11	.275	.326	.427	.753
1955		154	646	596	98	176	29	9	44	355	117	9	3	0	3	45	6	2	72	16	.295	.345	.596	.941
1956		139	593	538	82	160	25	8	28	285	85	6	9	0	3	52	18	0	62	7	.297	.358	.530	.887
1957		156	674	594	113	169	34	6	43	344	102	8	4	2	5	70	11	3	85	12	.285	.360	.579	.939
1958		154	682	617	119	193	23	11	47	379	129	4	4	1	8	52	12	4	87	14	.313	.366	614	.980
1959		155	671	589	97	179	25	6	45	351	143	2	4	2	9	64	20	7	72	18	.304	.374	.596	.970
1960		156	678	597	94	162	32	7	41	331	117	1	3	0	6	71	28	4	69	14	.271	.350	.554	.904
1961		138	573	511	75	142	22	4	29	259	80	1	2	0	6	54	21	2	75	11	.278	.346	.507	.852
1962		154	657	610	87	164	20	6	37	307	104	5	1	0	10	30	3	7	71	19	.269	.306	.503	.809
1963		130	484	432	41	98	20	1	18	174	64	0	3	1	8	39	16	7	73	7	.227	.292	.403	.695
1964		157	637	591	67	156	29	6	23	266	95	1	2	1	6	36	11	3	84	16	.264	.307	.450	.757
1965		163	680	612	79	162	25	3	28	277	106	3	5	0	7	55	19	6	64	16	.265	.328	.453	.781
1966		141	554	511	52	139	23	7	15	221	75	0	1	4	5	29	10	5	59	15	.272	.315	.432	.747
1967		151	615	573	68	158	26	4	23	261	95	2	2	8	4	27	8	3	93	20	.276	.310	.455	.765
1968		150	595	552	71	136	27	0	32	259	83	2	0	9	2	27	4	5	67	12	.246	.287	.469	.756
1969		155	629	565	60	143	19	2	23	235	106	0	0	8	7	42	7	7	101	15	.253	.309	.416	.725
1970		72	247	222	25	56	6	2	12	102	44	0	0	1	3	20	3	1	33	5	.252	.313	.459	.772
1971		39	92	83	4	16	2	0	3	27	6	0	0	3	0	6	1	0	14	1	.193	.247	.325	.572
In total: 19 years		2528	10395	9421	1305	2583	407	90	512	4706	1636	50	53	45	*96	763	*198	70	1236	229	.274	.330	.500	.830

• There is no official record in "-".
• "The * number" of results in total shows that there is the unidentified year.
• The bold-face is the league first place.

Title, commendation, record

• The MVP： Twice (in 1958 1959)
• Home run leader： Twice (in 1958 1960)
• The RBI king: Twice (in 1958 1959)
• Gold Glove Award： Once (1960)

Footnote

1. It is item 92-93 to the 芝山幹朗 "shadow of the smile of the Mr. turnip" ^ ^{a b c d e f g h} for "monthly publication measure league November issue" BASEBALL MAGAZINE SHA, 2,007 years.
2. Mr. ^ [mourning] Earnie Bankes - - "Mr. turnip" is read forever on Yusuke Suzumura January 27, 2015
3. ^ ^{a b c d} "The Ballplayers - Ernie Banks"(English). BaseballLibrary.com. October 1, 2008 reading.
4. For ^ ^{a b c d} 藤澤文洋 "Major League superstar directory" Kenkyusha, 2,003 years, it is 120-123 pages. ISBN 4-327-37689-2。
5. ^ ^{a b} "Ernie Banks Statistics"(English). Baseball-Reference.com. February 27, 2008 reading.
6. ^ "Tulowitzki etches name in record books" (English). MLB.com. February 27, 2008 reading.
7. ^ "Grand Slams Single Season National League Leaders" (English). Baseball Almanac. October 1, 2008 reading.
8. ^ "Ernie Banks from the Chronology" (English). BaseballLibrary.com. June 6, 2009 reading.
9. ^ Kazuo Ito. Measure league Who's Who. It is p. BASEBALL MAGAZINE SHA 26-27. 
10. ^ "Ernie Banks Home Run Log (Batting)" (English). Baseball-Reference.com. February 27, 2008 reading.
11. ^ "National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum: Hall of Famer detail" (English). baseballhalloffame.org. February 27, 2008 reading.
12. ^ "Chicago Cubs Batting Leaders"(English). Baseball-Reference.com. February 27, 2008 reading.
13. ^ "Ernie Banks Biography, Bio, Profile, pictures, photos from Netglimse.com" (English). Netglimse.com. February 27, 2008 reading.
14. ^ "The Official Site of The Chicago Cubs: History: Cubs Retired Numbers" (English). MLB.com. February 22, 2008 reading.
15. Mr. ^ Earnie Bankes death = Cubs is straight and reads it on 2 degrees MVP - U.S. major leagues newsletter January 24, 2015

Outside link

• Results and information of the player in total Baseball-Reference、Fangraphs、The Baseball Cube

• Introduction with the Baseballhalloffame.org (English) – United States baseball palace (National Baseball Hall of Fame)

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