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July 26, 1935 Using the ol’ Noggin Washington Senators pitcher Ed Linke unintentionally starts a rare 1-2-6 double play when a second-inning line drive off the bat of New York Yankees left fielder Jess Hill bounces off his forehead and is caught on the fly in foul territory by Senator catcher Jack Redmond whose throw to second doubles Ben Chapman off the bag. Linke is later carried off the field on a stretcher in a semi- conscious state ... rookie Jim “Whitey” Hayes relieves Linke and picks up his second win of the year, allowing only two earned runs on eight hits in seven innings. Hill’s line drive Hospitalized does wonders for for the next two Linke … the Chi- days, Linke of- cago, Illinois, right ficially gets an hander is 3-6 with assist on the play a 7.71 ERA prior to and is credited the beaning; 8-1 with taking part with a 3.03 ERA in a double play afterwards ... Linke while uncon- plays six seasons scious. in the majors with the Washington Hill, the Yankees’ Senators (1933-37) leadoff hitter and the St. Louis whose line drive Browns (1938), makes Linke finishing with a famous, will Ed Linke 22-22 record and a compile a .289 Washington Senators, 1933-37 5.61 ERA. career batting average play- ing five years in the majors with the Yankees (1935), the Sena- tors (1936-37) and the Philadelphia Athletics (1937) ... in 1951, he will become the head football coach at his alma mater, the University of Southern California, posting a 45-17-1 mark in five years with the Trojans, including Rose Bowl Appearances in 1952 and 1954. On December 1, 1937, the Senators trade Linke to the St. Louis Browns for 33-year-old southpaw Elon “Chief” Hogsett ... coming off a 6-19 season with a 6.29 ERA, Hogsett will finish his 11-year major league career with a 5.02 ERA, the highest mark for a pitcher with at least 1,000 innings pitched. Ed Linke on Baseball Reference: http://www.baseball-reference.com/players/l/linkeed01.shtml ©DiamondsintheDusk.com.

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