Bill Crouch - delawarebaseball.com

Batting
Pitching
Fielding
Postseason
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Biography
Best Game

Batting

Batting Statistics

Year Team           Age   G   AB   R    H  2B 3B  HR   TB RBI   W    K  SB  CS   BA  OBP  SLG
1910 St. Louis       23   1    3   0    0   0  0   0    0   0   0        0     .000 .000 .000
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0 yr Minor League         0    0   0    0   0  0   0    0   0   0    0   0   0 .000 .000 .000
1 yr Major League         1    3   0    0   0  0   0    0   0   0    0   0   0 .000 .000 .000

Pitching

Pitching Statistics

Year Team           Age   W   L  SV   G  GS  CG  SH  GF     IP    H   ER  HR    W    K   ERA
1910 St. Louis       23   0   0   0   1   1   1   0   0    8.0    6    3   0    7    2  3.38
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0 yr Minor League         0   0   0   0   0   0   0   0    0.0    0    0   0    0    0  0.00
1 yr Major League         0   0   0   1   1   1   0   0    8.0    6    3   0    7    2  3.38

Fielding

Fielding Statistics

Year Team           Age     Pos    G    PO    A    E   DP    Pct
1910 St. Louis       23       P    1     0    2   2     0   .500
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0 yr Minor League             P    0     0    0   0     0   .000
1 yr Major League             P    1     0    2   2     0   .500

Postseason

Did not play in postseason

Transactions

Biography

Seventeenth native Delawarean to play in the major leagues. Father of Bill Crouch, who played for the Brooklyn Dodgers
in the 1940's.

Best Game

July 12, 1910 - St. Louis Browns at Washington Senators
It's not often that a player's entire major league career is comprised of a single game pitched that ended in a tie.
Only five players in history have done that. None had the caliber of opponent that Bill Crouch had on July 12, 1910.
The Browns, in desperate need of pitching help, grabbed Crouch from the DuPont Powder company team in Delaware to face
the Senators. Crouch's mound opponent was none other than future Hall-of-Famer Walter Johnson. After eight innings,
the game was halted because of rain and the score tied at four runs apiece. While impressive that he managed to tie

Johnson, Crouch was deemed not ready to be a regular pitcher due to his control (seven walks) and fielding (two errors
which have been erased from the official record) and Crouch returned to Delaware never to pitch in the majors again.

William (Bill) Henry "Skip" Crouch
Bats: Left	Throws: Left	Born: December 3, 1886 in Marshallton, Delaware
Height: 6'1"	Weight: 210	Died: December 22, 1945 in Highland Park, MI