Pep Clark

Harry Clark
(Pep)

• Bats Right, Throws Right
• Height 5' 7½", Weight 175 lb.

• Debut September 11, 1903
• Final Game September 28, 1903
• Born March 20, 1883 in Union City, OH USA
• Died June 8, 1965 in Wauwatosa, WI USA

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Biographical Information

Pep Clark hit well for the Chicago White Sox in 1903, posting a line of .308/.338/.431 with 9 RBI in 15 games (65 at bats). He made seven errors at third base, but his range was good. Most of his career was spent with Milwaukee of the American Association, where he played and managed for 17 years, according to the American Association Almanac.

Year-by-Year Managerial Record

Year	Team	League	Record	Finish	Playoffs
1912	Milwaukee Brewers	American Association	0-1	5th	none	replaced Hugh Duffy (78-84) on September 23
1913	Milwaukee Brewers	American Association	100-67	1st	none League Champs
1914	Milwaukee Brewers	American Association	98-68	1st	none League Champs
1915	Milwaukee Brewers	American Association	67-81	6th	none
1916	Milwaukee Brewers	American Association	38-75	--	--	replaced by Jack Martin (16-35) on August 15
1922	Milwaukee Brewers	American Association	85-83	5th	none
1923	Milwaukee Brewers	American Association	75-91	5th	none
1924	Milwaukee Brewers	American Association	83-83	4th	none
1925	Milwaukee Brewers	American Association	74-94	7th	none

Also managed at Milwaukee Creams, Wisconsin-Illinois Lg (1913) replacing Ernest Landgraf. Landgraf replaced Clark in May. (per Milwaukee "Journal").