Everett Booe

Everett Little Booe

• Bats Left, Throws Right
• Height 5' 8½", Weight 165 lb.
• School Davidson College
• Debut April 13, 1913
• Final Game October 5, 1914
• Born September 28, 1891 in Mocksville, NC USA
• Died May 21, 1969 in Kenedy, TX USA

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Biographical Information

Everett Booe played minor league ball from 1910 to 1930, seeing the majority of his big league time in the short-lived Federal League. He had 2,034 hits and 345 stolen bases to go with his .297 average. The final "e" on his name was silent, leading to endless merriment when he was announced into a ball game. Booe played second base for the St. Paul Saints in a smattering of contests during the 1916 season, appearing in the American Association season opener at Indianapolis against the Indians on April 18th. In two at-bats, Booe contributed two sacrifices; in the field he was credited with two putouts, and five assists. Following his playing days, Booe was one of the first managers in the St. Louis Cardinals' budding farm system.

Year-by-Year Managerial Record

Year	Team	League	Record	Finish	Organization	Playoffs	Notes
1926	Fort Smith Twins	Western Association	92-68	2nd	St. Louis Cardinals
1927	Danville Veterans	Three-I League	86-50	1st	St. Louis Cardinals	League Champs
1928	Dayton Aviators	Central League	76-59	1st (t)	St. Louis Cardinals
1929	Fort Wayne Chiefs	Central League	68-70	4th	St. Louis Cardinals	none
1930	Greensboro Patriots	Piedmont League	19-16	--	St. Louis Cardinals	--	replaced by Hobe Brummitt (51-55) on May 30
	St. Joseph Saints	Western League		8th	St. Louis Cardinals	none	replaced Joe Sugden May 30

Related Sites

• Everett Booe at the SABR Bio Project
• Find-A-Grave Memorial for Everett Booe