GMS/TEAMS

SEASONS

HOME

CAREER STATS

                       Hal Carlson - RHP  (Pirates, Phillies, Cubs)

                        Born: May 17, 1892  Rockford, IL

                       Died: May 28, 1930  Chicago, IL (Death-stomach hemorrhage, 38 years old)

                       3rd Round pick in 1917 by Bridgeport Blue Meanies( Pick #31)

                       1920 Expansion draft pick by the Chicago Black Sox

                        

                      

Harold Gust Carlson’s 24 saves in 1929 for the Willoughby Starlings was good for 2nd place in the SCL

SCL STATS:

Team    Year    ERA   W   L   S   G  GS  CG SHO     INN    H    R   ER   BB    K  HR GDP    BF

BBM     1917   4.74   4  14   1  54   5   0   0   112.0  125   71   59   55   39   4   8   509

BBM     1918   2.70   0   1   0  17   0   0   0    20.0   26   14    6   16    6   2   0   103

CBS     1919   3.48   4   9  18  37   0   0   0    41.1   39   21   16   33   19   1   7   198

DD      1920   3.42  11  19   0  37  37  17   3   281.2  297  130  107   82   56   3  11  1235

DD      1921   5.80   1  15   1  31  14   1   0   107.0  156   87   69   25   21  21  11   507

DD      1922   5.19   4   8   0  38  15   1   0   121.1  166   88   70   36   67  15   8   572

DD      1923   1.06   1   0   0   9   0   0   0    17.0   17    5    2    2    2   0   1    70

DD      1924   5.74   3  10   0  33  17   5   1   128.2  195   90   82   42   43   4  12   611

DD      1925   7.24   4  13  11  42  21   1   0   146.2  248  135  118   39   45  12   8   727

DD      1926   4.61  14  13   0  40  39  12   1   269.1  343  171  138   89   61  15  13  1244

DD      1927   4.46   7  16   0  34  34   2   1   222.0  266  140  110   29   42  22   8   985

WS      1929   6.49   9  15  24  71   0   0   0    79.0  132   65   57   29   23   9   9   394

               4.86  62 133  55 443 182  39   6  1546.0 2010 1017  834  477  424 108  96  7155  

MLB Totals :  14 seasons (1917-1930)  Games-377, 115-120, 3.97 ERA. WHIP-1.376

Hal Carlson went 17-12 with a 3.23 ERA for the Phillies in 1926. He finished in 11th place in the MVP voting. He was a member of the 1929 Pennant winning Chicago Cubs. Carlson died in the early morning hours of May 28, 1930, of a stomach hemorrhage, possibly from complications brought on by a line drive to his abdomen during a spring training game. He was scheduled to pitch that afternoon. His wife Eva was pregnant at the time with his 2nd daughter, Kathleen.