Burt Shotton
Burt Shotton
Full name: Burton Edwin Shotton Born: October 18, 1884, Brownhelm, Ohio Died July 29, 1962, Lake Wales, Florida First Game: September 13, 1909; Final Game: April 21, 1923 Managed First Game: April 11, 1928; Managed Final Game: October 1, 1950 Bat: Left Throw: Right Height: 5' 11" Weight: 175 Minor League Manager of the Year
Burt Shotton
Batting Record Batting Record
Year Team G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO HBP SH SB CS AVG OBP SLG BFW Year Team
1909 STL A 1909 STL A 1911 STL A 1911 STL A 1912 STL A 1912 STL A 1913 STL A 99 63 1 6 43 .297 .405 .373 2.7 1913 STL A 1914 STL A 1914 STL A 1915 STL A 1915 STL A 1916 STL A 614 97 174 23 6 1 36 110 65 0 4 41 28 .283 .392 .345 3.0 1916 STL A 1917 STL A 1917 STL A 1918 WAS A 1918 WAS A 1919 STL N 1919 STL N 1920 STL N 1920 STL N 1921 STL N 1921 STL N 1922 STL N 1922 STL N 1923 STL N 1923 STL N i - incomplete
Fielding Record Fielding Record
Year Team POS G PO A ERR DP AVG LF-G CF-G RF-G 1909 STL A 1911 STL A 1912 STL A 154 381 20 25 7 .941 0 154 0
1913 STL A 11 .951 0 146 0
1914 STL A 24 4 .940 0 152 0
1915 STL A 23 4 .931 138 5 11
1916 STL A 156 357 25 20 6 .950 156 0 0
1917 STL A 1918 WAS A 18 6 .942 67 1 54
1919 STL N 1920 STL N 1921 STL N 1922 STL N Year Team POS G PO A ERR DP AVG LF-G CF-G RF-G
Managerial Record Managerial Record
Year Team G W L PCT RS RA START END STANDING
1928 PHI N 1929 PHI N 1930 PHI N 1931 PHI N 1932 PHI N 1933 PHI N 1934 CIN N 1947 BRO N 1948 BRO N 1949 BRO N 1950 BRO N Year Team G W L PCT RS RA START END STANDING
World Series Managerial Record World Series Managerial Record
Year Team G W L PCT RS RA START END STANDING
1947 BRO N 7 3 4 .429 29 38
1949 BRO N 5 1 4 .200 14 21
Total 12 4 8 .333 43 59
Year Team G W L PCT RS RA START END STANDING
All-Star Game Managerial Record All-Star Game Managerial Record
Year Team G W L PCT RS RA START END STANDING
1950 NL 1 1 0 1.000 4 3
Transactions Transactions
Traded by St. Louis Browns with Doc Lavan to Washington Senators in exchange for
Bert Gallia and $15000 (December 15, 1917 ).
Claimed on waivers by St. Louis Cardinals from Washington Senators (February 1, 1919 ).
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