Albright College Baseball Players Who Made it to a Major League Baseball Team

Albright College Baseball Players Who Made it to the Major Leagues

Baseball Almanac is pleased to present a comprehensive chart of every Albright College alumnus who played baseball at the Albright College AND made it to the Major League level.

"Allen Sothoron was a spitball pitcher who spent eleven years in the major leagues, playing for the St. Louis Browns, Boston Red Sox, Cleveland Indians, and the St. Louis Cardinals. His best season came in 1919, where he went 20-13 with a 2.20 ERA. After the spitball was outlawed, he was one of the few pitchers allowed to use the banned pitch. He was never able to match those numbers, and quickly after being released by the Browns, he was out of baseball. He was an assistant coach with the Browns, with a brief, eight-game managerial stint after the dismissal of Bill Killefer. He was replaced with hometown favorite Rogers Hornsby." - WikiPedia.com

Albright College "Lions" In Chronological Order
Name [Click for M.L. Stats]	Dates Played	Debut / Box
Willie Adams	1910 - 1912	06-30-1912
Hank Ritter^(Juniata)	1911 - 1912	08-03-1912
Henry Smoyer	1909 - 1912	08-14-1912
Allen Sothoron^(Juniata)	1913 - 1914	09-17-1914
Pat Parker^(Dubuque)	1914 - 1914	08-10-1915
Harvey MacDonald	1926 - 1928	06-12-1928
Roy Sherid	1927 - 1929	05-11-1929
Don Savidge	1927 - 1929	08-06-1929
Name [Click for M.L. Stats]	Dates Played	Debut / Box
Albright College MLB Player Alumnus

The Albright College baseball program started in 1903 and Willie Adams was their first player to make it to the Major League level.

College research is an evolving field, but to date, no college other than Albright has had five or more former major league players and none who have had a major league home run.

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