Ham Patterson
Hamilton Patterson
- Bats Right, Throws Right
- Height 6' 2", Weight 185 lb.
- Debut May 10, 1909
- Final Game August 30, 1909
- Born October 13, 1877 in Belleville, IL USA
- Died November 25, 1945 in East St. Louis, IL USA
Biographical Information[edit]
1B/OF Ham Patterson played for two teams in the 1909 American League. He also was in the minors for 15 seasons, and managed in the minors for ten seasons, of which five were with the Dallas Giants (known by several names during his time managing them). In 1908, with the Pueblo Indians, he had the highest batting average on the team, which probably led to his getting time in the majors the following year as a 31-year-old rookie.
He was the brother of infielder Pat Patterson, who was 20 years his junior.
Year-by-Year Managerial Record[edit]
Year | Team | League | Record | Finish | Playoffs | Notes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1906 | Oskaloosa Quakers | Iowa State League | 75-49 | 2nd | none | |
1907 | Oskaloosa Quakers | Iowa State League | 70-55 | 3rd | none | |
1908 | Pueblo Indians | Western League | -- | -- | replaced by Frank Selee in July | |
1915 | Wichita Witches | Western League | 7th | none | replaced Buzzy Wares June 9 | |
1916 | Vernon Tigers | Pacific Coast League | 115-91 | 2nd | none | |
1917 | Dallas Giants | Texas League | 96-64 | 1st | none League Champs | |
1918 | Dallas Giants | Texas League | 52-37 | 1st | League suspended operations July 7 | |
1919 | Dallas Marines | Texas League | 74-75 | 5th | ||
1920 | Dallas Submarines | Texas League | 63-85 | 6th | ||
1921 | Dallas Submarines | Texas League | 81-78 | 4th | none |
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