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| rdfs:label | - Walter Johnson
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| rdfs:comment | - Walter Perry Johnson (November 6 1887 - December 10 1946) was an American right-handed pitcher in Major League Baseball. Born in Humboldt, Kansas, he was a farm boy who grew up to become one of the major leagues' greatest stars. He was the second of six children and his family moved to Orange County, California in 1901, where he attended Fullerton High School. While pitching for Weiser in the semi-pro Idaho State League (and working for the local telephone company), Johnson was scouted and signed a contract with the Washington Nationals (later Senators) in July 1907 at age nineteen.
- Walter Johnson was a major league baseball player and Hall of Famer.
- Walter Perry Johnson (* 6. November 1887 in Humboldt, Kansas; † 10. Dezember 1946 in Washington D. C.) war ein US-amerikanischer Baseballspieler der Washington Senators in der US-Profiliga Major League Baseball. Der „Big Train“ genannte Pitcher gilt als einer der größten Werfer der Deadball-Ära, gewann die World Series 1924 und wurde 1936 als einer der ersten Spieler überhaupt in die Baseball Hall of Fame aufgenommen.
- Sir Walter Johnson (1845 - 27 December 1912) was an estate agent and Conservative Party politician active in the Hackney area. Born in Mile End, he was the son of William James Edward Johnson, an appraiser and house agent, and his wife Mary née Fleming. By the age of 16 Walter was employed as an accounts clerk, living in his parents' home in Hoxton. In 1867 he married Marion Holsner Pinchard in Clerkenwell. The couple moved to Hackney and he became a house agent, later described as an auctioneer and estate agent. He was buried at Abney Park Cemetery. Mention here [3] and here [4].
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| Geburtsort | - Humboldt, Kansas, Vereinigte Staaten
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| STERBEORT | - Washington, D.C, Washington, Vereinigte Staaten
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| careerhighlights | - * 417 career wins
* 110 career shutouts
* Won MVP award in 1913 & 1924
* Played in two World Series
* An inaugural member of Baseball Hall of Fame
* Pitched 56 consecutive scoreless innings, a record that stood until 1968
* He was named #60 on ESPN's top 100 athletes of the century
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| Name | - Walter Johnson
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| KURZBESCHREIBUNG | - US-amerikanischer Baseballspieler
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| abstract | - Walter Perry Johnson (November 6 1887 - December 10 1946) was an American right-handed pitcher in Major League Baseball. Born in Humboldt, Kansas, he was a farm boy who grew up to become one of the major leagues' greatest stars. He was the second of six children and his family moved to Orange County, California in 1901, where he attended Fullerton High School. While pitching for Weiser in the semi-pro Idaho State League (and working for the local telephone company), Johnson was scouted and signed a contract with the Washington Nationals (later Senators) in July 1907 at age nineteen.
- Walter Johnson was a major league baseball player and Hall of Famer.
- Sir Walter Johnson (1845 - 27 December 1912) was an estate agent and Conservative Party politician active in the Hackney area. Born in Mile End, he was the son of William James Edward Johnson, an appraiser and house agent, and his wife Mary née Fleming. By the age of 16 Walter was employed as an accounts clerk, living in his parents' home in Hoxton. In 1867 he married Marion Holsner Pinchard in Clerkenwell. The couple moved to Hackney and he became a house agent, later described as an auctioneer and estate agent. He was elected to the first London County Council in 1889 as a Moderate Party councillor representing Hackney Central. He served a single three-year term, losing his seat in 1892 to a Progressive Party opponent. He attempted to regain the seat without success in 1895. He continued to be active in politics as Chairman of the Central Hackney Conservative Association. When the Metropolitan Borough of Hackney was created in 1900, Johnson was elected to the borough council as a councillor for Kingsland ward and presented a gold mace. He served as the second Mayor of Hackney in 1901-02. He was knighted in the Birthday Honours 1905, and became President of the Association of Valuers of Licensed Property. He was buried at Abney Park Cemetery. Photographs at The National Archives referred to here [1] and here [2] Mention here [3] and here [4].
- Walter Perry Johnson (* 6. November 1887 in Humboldt, Kansas; † 10. Dezember 1946 in Washington D. C.) war ein US-amerikanischer Baseballspieler der Washington Senators in der US-Profiliga Major League Baseball. Der „Big Train“ genannte Pitcher gilt als einer der größten Werfer der Deadball-Ära, gewann die World Series 1924 und wurde 1936 als einer der ersten Spieler überhaupt in die Baseball Hall of Fame aufgenommen.
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