Tommy Bridges: 1933 Profile of a Detroit Tigers Pitcher
The page from the 1933 Who's Who in Baseball profiles Tom Davis Bridges, a pitcher for the Detroit Tigers. Born on December 28, 1906, in Gordonsville, Tennessee, he stands 5 feet 10½ inches tall and weighs 155 pounds. An American national, Bridges married Carolyn Davis Jellicoe in 1930. His home address is recorded as Gordonsville, Tennessee. Bridges' playing statistics are highlighted, detailing his performance in various seasons, showing a combination of wins and losses, with a notable 1933 season where he achieved a win-loss record indicative of his competitive play. The profile states that he is highly regarded among American League pitchers, noted for his effective pitching style dubbed "book." He had pitching stints at the University of Tennessee and against notable teams like the Yankees, Nationals, and the St. Louis Browns. Manager Stanley "Bucky" Harris is mentioned, emphasizing the importance of mastering pitch control to enhance his performance.