Pitcher Right-handed St Louis Browns 1911-12; Brooklyn Dodgers 1913-1915 – Nicknamed ‘Shook’ – Born: Southport Indiana on April 25 1883 Armed with a nice fastball Elmer Brown pitched in the majors for five years.He first pitched in St Louis in 1911 and had a 1-1 win/loss record, a 6.61 earned run average, pitched 16 1/3 innings, completed 1-of-3 starts, pitched a shutout and came on in relief in two others. Moved into the Browns starting rotation in 1912, Shook Brown made 11 starts, completed 2 of them, worked 120 1/3 innings, struckout 45 batters, walked 42, pitched one shutout, finished with a 5-8 record, with a solid 2.99 ERA. The 5-11.5-inches, 172-pounder was traded to the Dodgers in 1913, and pitched 3 seasons for Brooklyn, going 0-0 in 3 games in 1913, then 2-2 in 11 games in 1914, and 0-0 in 1 game in 1915… baseballhistorian.com |