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Johnnie Chambers Johnnie Chambers

Full name: Johnnie Monroe Chambers Born: September 10, 1911, Copperhill, Tennessee Died May 11, 1977, Palatka, Florida Buried at Oaklawn Cemetery, Jacksonville, Florida First Game: May 4, 1937; Final Game: May 14, 1937 Bat: Left Throw: Right Height: 6' 0" Weight: 185 Johnnie Chambers Collectibles! Johnnie Chambers Memorabilia! Johnnie Chambers Cards! Johnnie Chambers 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
1937 STL N                 2     0    0    0   0   0   0    0    0    0   0   0   0    0     -     -     -   0.0 1937 STL N

Pitching RecordPitching Record

Year Team                  G  GS  CG SHO  GF  SV   IP      H   BFP  HR    R   ER   BB   SO  SH  WP HPB  BK   W   L    ERA    PW Year Team
1937 STL N                 2   0   0   0   2   0    2      5    13   0    4    4    2    1   0   0   0   0   0   0  18.00  -0.1 1937 STL N

Fielding RecordFielding Record

Year Team        POS    G    PO    A  ERR   DP   AVG
1937 STL N         P    2     0    0    0    0     -

TransactionsTransactions

Sold by St. Louis Cardinals to Brooklyn Dodgers (July 19, 1938).

Traded by Brooklyn Dodgers to Boston Red Sox in exchange for Lee Rogers (August 12,
1938).

Traded by Brooklyn Dodgers to Washington Senators (January 5, 1939) completing trade
in which Brooklyn Dodgers traded cash and a player to be named later to Washington
Senators in exchange for Fred Sington (August 23, 1938).

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