Jim Lindsey (baseball)

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Jim Lindsey

Pitcher

Born: January 24, 1898
Died: October 25, 1963 (aged 65)
Batted: Right	Threw: Right
MLB debut
May 1, 1922 for the Cleveland Indians
Final game
September 27, 1937 for the Brooklyn Dodgers
Career statistics
Record	21-20
ERA	4.70
Strikeouts	175
Teams
Cleveland Indians (1922, 1924) St. Louis Cardinals (1929-1933) Cincinnati Reds (1934) St. Louis Cardinals (1934) Brooklyn Dodgers (1937)
Career highlights and awards
1931 World Series Championship Participated in the 1930 World Series

James Kendrick Lindsey (born January 24, 1898, in Greensburg, Louisiana; died October 25, 1963 in Jackson, Louisiana) was an American major league baseball pitcher from 1922-1937.

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Career statistics and player information from Baseball-Reference

v • d • e St. Louis Cardinals 1931 World Series roster

Sparky Adams \| Ray Blades \| Jim Bottomley \| Ripper Collins \| Paul Derringer \| Jake Flowers \| Frankie Frisch \| Charlie Gelbert \| Burleigh Grimes \| Chick Hafey \| Bill Hallahan \| Andy High \| Syl Johnson \| Jim Lindsey \| Gus Mancuso \| Pepper Martin \| Ernie Orsatti \| Flint Rhem \| Wally Roettger \| George Watkins \| Jimmie Wilson Manager: Gabby Street

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