Ray Mack

Raymond James Mack
born Raymond James Mlckovsky

• Bats Right, Throws Right
• Height 6' 0", Weight 200 lb.
• School Case School of Applied Science
• High School John Adams High School (Cleveland)
• Debut September 9, 1938
• Final Game September 28, 1947
• Born August 31, 1916 in Cleveland, OH USA
• Died May 7, 1969 in Bucyrus, OH USA

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Biographical Information

Ray Mack, one of the best major leaguers to come out of Case Western Reserve University, played nine years in the major leagues. He was on the All-Star team in 1940, a year in which he hit 12 home runs with a .283 average, and a year in which the Cleveland Indians went 89-65. His double play partner that year was the 22-year-old Lou Boudreau.

Mack entered the Army in April 1945 and was discharged in November 1945.

Notable Achievements

• AL All-Star (1940)

Related Sites

• Ray Mack at the SABR Bio Project