Jack Quinn

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Jack Quinn was a durable early 20th-century Major League Baseball pitcher known for his longevity and effective spitball, pitching into his late 40s and early 50s.

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Jack Quinn canonical 2
John Quinn 1

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instanceOf Major League Baseball pitcher
human
alsoKnownAs Jack Quinn
John Picus Quinn
linked to: John Quinn
bannedPitchGrandfatherClause spitball
bats Right
burialPlace Saint Gertrude Cemetery, Lebanon, Pennsylvania, United States
careerEarnedRunAverage 3.29
careerStrikeouts 1329
careerWinLossRecord 247–218
countryOfBirth Austria-Hungary
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1883-07-01
dateOfDeath 1946-04-17
era early 20th century
familyName Quinn
finalMLBGameDate 1933-09-13
finalMLBTeam Cincinnati Reds
fullName John Quinn
linked to: Jack Quinn
givenName John
knownFor longevity as a pitcher
league Major League Baseball
MLBdebutDate 1909-04-15
MLBdebutTeam New York Highlanders
notableSkill spitball
occupation baseball player
pitchedIntoAge early 50s
late 40s
placeOfBirth Stefurov, Austria-Hungary
placeOfDeath Pottsville, Pennsylvania, United States
playedFor Baltimore Terrapins
Boston Braves
linked to: Atlanta Braves

Boston Red Sox
Brooklyn Robins
linked to: Brooklyn Dodgers

Chicago Whales
Cincinnati Reds
New York Highlanders
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
positionPlayed pitcher
sport baseball
teamDuringWorldSeriesWin Philadelphia Athletics
throws Right
WorldSeriesChampion 1929
1930

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Jack Quinn fullName John Quinn
linked to: Jack Quinn
Jack Quinn alsoKnownAs Jack Quinn