The Cleveland Blues Base Ball Club

• Cleveland Blues, 1879-1884
• Pitcher, Manager
• bio - wikipedia
• N.L. ERA Leader (1883)
• N.L. Wins Leader (1880, 1882)
• 11th in MLB Complete Games (466)
• N.L. Pennant Winner (1885, 1886)
• First Scottish born player in MLB
• Career W-L Record - 265-214
• Career ERA - 2.43
• Career Strikeouts - 1,704

• Cleveland Spider (1890-1898)
• Cleveland Naps (1909-1911)
• Pitcher
• Bio - wikipedia
• Pitched Pefect Game (1904)
• N.L. era Champion (1892)
• N.L. Wins Champion (1892, 1895)
• N.L. Strikeout Champion (1896)
• Three no-hitters (1897, 1904, 1908)
• MLB Record 511 Career Wins
• MLB Record 7,354 2/3 innings pitched
• MLB Record 815 career games started
• MLB record 749 complete games
• Career era - 2.63
• Career strikeouts - 2,803

Ed Delahanty

These five brothers were all born in Cleveland, and got their base ball careers started by playing in sandlot leagues in the area.

Eldest brother Ed was elected to Baseball Hall of Fame.

• Cleveland Spider (1891-1898)
• Outfield
• Bio - wikipedia
• N.L. Batting Champion - (1895, 1896, 1901)
• N.L. runs scored leader - (1896, 1901)
• N.L. Hits leader - (1895, 1896, 1901)
• N.L. Doubles leader (1894)
• MLB Inside park home runs leader (55)
• Career avg. - .338
• Career Hits - 2850
• Career Runs - 1720
• Career Stolen Bases - 389

• Cleveland Baseball Fan since 1951
• Bio - wikipedia
• Bangs rally drum in center field bleachers since 1973
• Missed only 34 home games since 1973
• Nickname - "Thundersticks"
• Only fan to have a "bobble head" day