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Jack Bolling Jack Bolling

Full name: John Edward Bolling Born: February 20, 1917, Mobile, Alabama Died April 13, 1998, Panama City, Florida Buried at Forest Lawn Memorial Cemetery, Panama City, Florida First Game: June 10, 1939; Final Game: September 20, 1944 Bat: Left Throw: Left Height: 5' 11" Weight: 168 Jack Bolling Collectibles! Jack Bolling Memorabilia! Jack Bolling Cards! Jack Bolling Autographs! Game Used Memorabilia! Register on eBay for free today and start buying & selling with millions each week!

Batting RecordBatting Record

Year Team                  G    AB    R    H  2B  3B  HR  RBI   BB   SO HBP  SH GDP   SB   AVG   OBP   SLG   BFW Year Team
1939 PHI N                69   211   27   61  11   0   3   13   11   10   0   0   5    6  .289  .324  .384  -0.5 1939 PHI N
1944 BRO N                56   131   21   46  14   1   1   25   14    4   1   1   4    0  .351  .418  .496   1.1 1944 BRO N
Total                    125   342   48  107  25   1   4   38   25   14   1   1   9    6  .313  .361  .427   0.6 Total
Year Team                  G    AB    R    H  2B  3B  HR  RBI   BB   SO HBP  SH GDP   SB   AVG   OBP   SLG   BFW Year Team

Fielding RecordFielding Record

Year Team        POS    G    PO    A  ERR   DP   AVG
1939 PHI N        1B   48   392   38    8   35  .982
1944 BRO N        1B   27   206   20    2    7  .991
Total             1B   75   598   58   10   42  .985
Year Team        POS    G    PO    A  ERR   DP   AVG

TransactionsTransactions

Traded by Atlanta (Southern Association) to Philadelphia Phillies in exchange for
Jennings Poindexter and cash (June 9, 1939).

Sold by Philadelphia Phillies to St. Louis Cardinals (April 2, 1940).

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