Pol Perritt

Pol Perritt

Infobox MLB retired
name=Pol Perritt
position=Pitcher


bgcolor2=black
bgcolor1=#fd5a1e
textcolor1=white
textcolor2=white
birthdate=August 30, 1891
deathdate=death date and age|1947|10|15|1891|8|30
bats=Left
throws=Left
debutdate=September 7
debutyear=1912
debutteam=St. Louis Cardinals
finaldate=July 3
finalyear=1921
finalteam=Detroit Tigers
stat1label=Won-Loss
stat2label=Strikeouts
stat3label=ERA
stat1value=92-78
stat2value=543
stat3value=2.89
teams=
*St. Louis Cardinals (1912-13)
*New York Giants (1914-21)
*Detroit Tigers (1921)
highlights=

William Dayton "Pol" Perritt (August 31, 1891 - October 15, 1947) was a Major League Baseball pitcher who played with the St. Louis Cardinals from 1912-1914, the New York Giants from 1915-1921, and the Detroit Tigers for 4 games in 1921. Born in Arcadia, Louisiana, Perritt pitched in 256 Major League games and had a career record of 92-78 with an earned run average of 2.89.

Perritt had his best years playing 8 seasons for John McGraw in New York. In 1915, Perritt signed a Federal League, and the Cardinals traded him to the Giants. New York manager John McGraw persuaded Perritt to remain in the National League, and Perritt became a reliable starter for McGraw. His best season was 1917 when he was instrumental in leading the New York Giants to the National League pennant. That year, Perritt had a record of 18-11. His win-loss percentage of .708 and his earned run average of 1.88 were both 3rd best in the National League that year.

Despite his strong performance in the regular season, Perritt did not start any games in the 1917 World Series against the Chicago White Sox. He appeared in relief in three World Series games, giving up 2 earned runs in 8-1/3 innings for a 2.16 World Series earned run average.

Perritt also won 18 games for the Giants in both 1916 and 1918.

After four straight years in John McGraw's starting rotation, with at least 26 starts and 215 per season, Peritt started only 3 games in 1919, and pitched in only 19 inning in 1919. By 1920, Perritt pitched in only 15 innings.

In June 1921, the Giants sold Perritt to the Detroit Tigers where he appeared in 4 games and pitched 13 innings.

Perritt died in 1947 at age 56 in Shreveport, Louisiana.

External links

* [http://www.baseball-reference.com/p/perripo01.shtml Baseball-Referenc.com]


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