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Emil Huhn

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it entered a “blind” curve in the road and went out of control, overturning and landing in a deep ditch. The vehicle was reportedly traveling 30 mph at the time. It was approximately 9:30 p.m. Emil was killed instantly. He was 33. His front-seat passenger, 30-year-old catcher Frank Reiger, died in an ambulance on the way to the hospital. Others in the vehicle and their injuries—none life-threatening— were pitcher Harry Smythe (broken collarbone), pitcher Kenneth “Duke” Sedgwick (bruises to the head), shortstop Joe Buskey (back injury), catcher Tobe Livingston (bruises to the head), and pitcher Chris Haury (shoulder and back injuries).
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On September 5, 1925, after a minor league game, Huhn drove six of his players back to Augusta in a large touring car. A second touring car followed a few minutes behind with team president J. Marvin Wolfe and the remaining players. When Huhn's vehicle was about 14 miles from Camden, South Carolina,
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He made his big league debut on April 10, 1915, playing for the Pepper. In 124 games for them that year, he hit .227 with 18 doubles and 13 stolen bases. He was purchased by the Reds from the Pepper on February 10, 1916, and in 1916 he hit .255 in 37 games. He hit .196 in 23 games for the Reds in
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Overall, Huhn hit .229 with 40 runs and 47 RBI in 184 big league games. In 560 at-bats, he collected 128 hits - 22 of which were doubles, five of which were triples and one of which was a home run - and he stole 14 bases as well.
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Although his major league career was done after 1917, he continued to play professionally, in the minor leagues, until 1925. From 1918 to 1920, he played for the
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He managed the Augusta Georgians in 1921 and the Mobile Bears in 1924. He managed the Augusta Tygers for part of the 1925 season.
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in 1911, hitting an improved .296 in 107 games. In 1912, he played for the
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1917. On June 24, 1917, he played his final big league game.
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Huhn began his minor league career in 1910, playing for the
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in 1916 and 1917. He died at the age of 33 in a car crash.
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in 1914, hitting .295 with 31 doubles and ten triples.
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in 1921, hitting .359 with 43 doubles and 17 triples.
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Index

First baseman
Catcher
North Vernon, Indiana
Camden, South Carolina
1915
Newark Pepper
1917
Cincinnati Reds
Batting average
Home runs
RBI
Newark Pepper
Cincinnati Reds
North Vernon, Indiana
Camden, South Carolina
Major League Baseball
Federal League
Newark Pepper
Cincinnati Reds
Richmond Pioneers
Shelbyville Grays
Hopkinsville Hoppers
Adrian Lions
Adrian Champs
Seattle Giants
Milwaukee Brewers
Augusta Georgians
Mobile Bears
Augusta Tygers
Dallas Steers

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