Jim McGarr
Second baseman, Baseball Player
1888 – 1981
Who was Jim McGarr?
James Vincent McGarr, nicknamed "Reds" was a Major League Baseball replacement player on May 18, 1912 when the Detroit Tigers went on strike to protest the suspension of Ty Cobb. Born in Philadelphia, McGarr played second base for the Tigers during the one-game strike, he went hitless in 4 at-bats. However he also recorded one putout, three assists, and one error in the field. McGarr and fellow replacement player Dan McGarvey were friends who had also been teammates at Georgetown College. Other replacement players that day included Allan Travers, Hap Ward, Billy Maharg, Bill Leinhauser, Vincent Maney, and Jack Smith. McGarr died in Miami, Florida at age 92 in 1981.
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- Born
- Nov 9, 1888
Philadelphia - Profession
- Died
- Jul 21, 1981
Miami
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on July 23, 2013
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