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Greg Mulleavy Greg Mulleavy

Full name: Gregory Thomas Mulleavy Born: September 25, 1905, Detroit, Michigan Died February 1, 1980, Arcadia, California Buried at Queen of Heaven Cemetery, Rowland Heights, California First Game: July 4, 1930; Final Game: April 13, 1933 Bat: Right Throw: Right Height: 5' 9" Weight: 167 Greg Mulleavy Collectibles! Greg Mulleavy Memorabilia! Greg Mulleavy Cards! Greg Mulleavy 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   SB  CS   AVG   OBP   SLG   BFW Year Team
1930 CHI A                77   289   27   76  14   5   0   28   20   23   0  12    5   2  .263  .311  .346  -1.2 1930 CHI A
1932 CHI A                 1     3    0    0   0   0   0    0    0    0   0   0    0   0  .000  .000  .000  -0.1 1932 CHI A
1933 BOS A                 1     0    1    0   0   0   0    0    0    0   0   0    0   0     -     -     -   0.0 1933 BOS A
Total                     79   292   28   76  14   5   0   28   20   23   0  12    5   2  .260  .308  .342  -1.3 Total
Year Team                  G    AB    R    H  2B  3B  HR  RBI   BB   SO HBP  SH   SB  CS   AVG   OBP   SLG   BFW Year Team

Fielding RecordFielding Record

Year Team        POS    G    PO    A  ERR   DP   AVG
1930 CHI A        SS   73   137  219   32   41  .918
1932 CHI A        2B    1     2    2    0    1 1.000
Total             SS   73   137  219   32   41  .918
Total             2B    1     2    2    0    1 1.000
Year Team        POS    G    PO    A  ERR   DP   AVG

TransactionsTransactions

Traded by Chicago White Sox with Johnny Hodapp, Bob Fothergill and Bob Seeds to
Boston Red Sox in exchange for Ed Durham and Hal Rhyne (December 15, 1932).

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