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The 1915 Chicago Whales were managed by ex-Cub shortstop, Joe Tinker. Tinker, one of the first big names to jump to the Federal League. After being the starting shortstop for Chicago in 1914, he took more to managing and only took the field in 31 games. Spending more time on bench seemed to help as the Whales won the Federal League pennant, even if it was only by percentage points.
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Chicago Whales Infields Outfielders Pitchers Fred Beck Max Flack Bill Bailey Mickey Doolan Charlie Hanford Dave Black Jack Farrell Les Mann Ad Brennan Harry Fritz Al Wickland Mordecai Brown Arnold Hauser Dutch Zwilling Claude Hendrix Bill Jackson Catchers Adam Johnson Charlie Pechous Clem Clements George McConnell Jimmy Smith Bill Fischer Mike Prendergast Joe Tinker Art Wilson Henry Rasmussen Joe Weiss Babe Sherman Tex Westerzil Rollie Zeider 1915 Roster 1915 Schedule
Opening Day Line-up : April 10, 1915 Al Wickland, RF Les Mann, LF Dutch Zwilling, CF Art Wilson, C Rollie Zeider, 3B Fred Beck, 1B Jimmy Smith, SS Jack Farrell, 2B Claude Hendrix, P
Team Leaders Batting Average Dutch Zwilling - .313 Home Runs Dutch Zwilling - 16 Runs Batted In Dutch Zwilling - 95 Runs Dutch Zwilling - 91 Stolen Bases Max Flack - 37 Wins Claude Hendrix - 29 Innings Pitched Claude Hendrix - 362 Strikeouts Claude Hendrix - 189
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