Walter Perry Johnson

Source Documents

Record	Source Website	Type	Created
Walter Perry Johnson	Fold3	Image	Jul 6, 2013
First Hall Of Fame Class	Fold3	Image	Sep 5, 2013
1924 Giants Senators Program1.JPG	Fold3	Image	Jul 9, 2014
1280px-Walter_Johnson_and_Calvin_Coolidge_shake_hands_FINAL.jpg	Fold3	Image	Jul 9, 2014
Johnson Gehrig.jpg	Fold3	Image	Jul 9, 2014
Johnson Cobb.jpg	Fold3	Image	Jul 9, 2014
Johnson Ruth.jpg	Fold3	Image	Jul 9, 2014
Johnson Family.jpg	Fold3	Image	Jan 26, 2015
walter-hazel-johnson.jpg	Fold3	Image	Jan 26, 2015
1924.jpg	Fold3	Image	Jun 21, 2015
Walter Johnson, Clark Griffith.jpg	Fold3	Image	Jun 21, 2015
1924 Press.jpeg	Fold3	Image	Jun 21, 2015
Walter-Johnson-and-Ruel-1924.jpg	Fold3	Image	Jun 21, 2015
1924 World Champions.jpg	Fold3	Image	Jun 21, 2015
James W. Good with aid of Walter Johnson and Clark Griffith raises the flag.png	Fold3	Image	Jun 21, 2015
1924 Wash Senators.jpg	Fold3	Image	Jun 21, 2015
Arch and Walter.jpg	Fold3	Image	Jul 31, 2015
Johannes Peter "Honus" Wagner	Fold3	Memorial	Jun 23, 2013
Tyrus R Cobb	Fold3	Memorial	Aug 28, 2009
Christopher Mathewson	Fold3	Memorial	Jun 24, 2013
Edwin R Johnson	Fold3	Memorial	Sep 10, 2012
Roger Peckinpaugh	Fold3	Memorial	Sep 4, 2008
Stanley Harris	Fold3	Memorial	Sep 6, 2008
Herold Ruel	Fold3	Memorial	Sep 5, 2008
Earl Averill	Fold3	Memorial	Sep 5, 2008
Oral Hildebrand	Fold3	Memorial	Sep 5, 2008
Joseph Cronin	Fold3	Memorial	Sep 3, 2008
Henry Manush	Fold3	Memorial	Sep 4, 2008
John D Reese	Fold3	Memorial	Dec 2, 2015

URL	Events	Description
Major League Baseball
pitcher
Washington Senators
manager
Cleveland Indians
[1]
shutouts
[2]
wins
complete games
strikeouts
3,000 strikeout club
Bob Gibson
Nolan Ryan
Humboldt
[4]
[5]
Orange County
Olinda
oil
Brea
[6]
oil fields
horseback riding
Fullerton Union High School
struck out
batters
Santa Ana High School
Idaho
Weiser
power pitcher
Ty Cobb
Joe Cantillon
Nats
Tigers
[7]
fastball
Bridgeport
Smoky Joe Wood
[8]
Steve Carlton
Gaylord Perry
1983
Cy Young
Tim Keefe
Bob Feller
war
1936
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Walter_Johnson_Baseballcard.jpg
American Tobacco Company
baseball card
Washington Nationals/Senators
the second most by any pitcher in history
[9]
1912
1913
[10]
[11]
1908
New York Highlanders
triple crown
1918
1924
American League
Most Valuable Player
Carl Hubbell
1933
Hal Newhouser
1944
1945
earned run average
Clark Griffith's
[12]
World Series
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Walter_Johnson_and_Calvin_Coolidge_shake_hands_FINAL.jpg
Calvin Coolidge
Hall of Fame
batting average
outfield
doubles
triple
Sam Crawford
Babe Ruth
Griffith Stadium
1928
minor leagues
Millburn, New Jersey
Newark
International League
1929
1932
1935
1939
Baseball Hall of Fame
1936
Christy Mathewson
Honus Wagner
Five Immortals
Germantown
Republican
Montgomery County
Rep. Edwin Roberts
U.S. House of Representatives
William D. Byron
[14]
Joseph W. Martin, Jr.
Speaker of the United States House of Representatives
[15]
[16]
brain tumor
Rockville Union Cemetery
Rockville, Maryland