Walter Johnson's 1933 Baseball Profile: Record and Achievements
The page features Walter Perry "Barney" Johnson, highlighting his significant contributions to Major League Baseball, particularly with the Washington Nationals. Born on November 6, 1887, in Humboldt, Kansas, Johnson played as a right-handed pitcher, standing 6 feet tall and weighing 195 pounds. The publication notes his impressive career, indicating his durability with 802 games pitched in the American League over 21 years. Johnson holds a number of records, including the most games won in a season for the American League and a career total of 417 wins. It mentions his record of consecutive shutouts and strikeouts in league play. After an illustrious playing career, Johnson transitioned into managing, taking on the Cleveland Indians and previously piloting the Washington Nationals. The page also includes personal details, including Johnson's five children and family residence in Alta Vista, Maryland.