Marty Berghammer

Martin Andrew Berghammer
(Pepper)

• Bats Left, Throws Right
• Height 5' 9", Weight 172 lb.

• Debut September 8, 1911
• Final Game October 3, 1915
• Born June 18, 1888 in Elliott, PA USA
• Died December 21, 1957 in Pittsburgh, PA USA

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Biographical Information

Infielder Marty Berghammer had a cup of coffee with the 1911 Chicago White Sox and then played for the Cincinnati Reds in 1913 and 1914. He jumped to the Pittsburgh Rebels of the Federal League in 1915 when they offered him $6,000 a year plus a $5,000 signing bonus (he had been making $3,500 a year with the Reds). After the Federal League folded, he played for the St. Paul Saints for a decade, teaming with shortstop Lute Boone as the Saints double play combination from 1919 to 1925.

Year-by-Year Managerial Record

Year	Team	League	Record	Finish	Organization	Playoffs	Notes
1925	Tulsa Oilers	Western League	47-50	7th		none	replaced Lyman Lamb (28-41) on July 1
1926	Tulsa Oilers	Western League	86-78	4th		none
1927	Tulsa Oilers	Western League	101-53	1st		none League Champs
1928	Tulsa Oilers	Western League	96-69	2nd		League Champs
1929	Tulsa Oilers	Western League	39-25	--		--	replaced by Nick Allen (56-41) on June 22
	Milwaukee Brewers	American Association	48-61	7th		none	replaced Jack Lelivelt (21-37)
1930	Milwaukee Brewers	American Association	63-91	7th		none
1931	Milwaukee Brewers	American Association	50-53	--	none	--	replaced by Frank O'Rourke (33-32) on August 4
1936	Sioux City Cowboys	Western League		--	none	--	replaced by Dave Bancroft