1937 Detroit Tigers Team Highlights Featuring Greenberg and Gehringer
The 1937 Detroit Tigers Team page from "Who's Who in the Major Leagues" highlights key players from the Tigers roster during the late 1930s, specifically within the context of the 1936 season. Notable players featured include William G. "Billy" Rogell, the team's shortstop, who notably went ten innings without a fielding chance against Washington on June 16, 1936. Another prominent figure is Gerald H. "Jerry" Walker, an outfielder who had an impressive batting average of .383 during the season, contributing significantly to the team's offensive efforts with 194 hits and 295 bases. The publication also mentions Alyosius H. "Al" Simmons, a powerful slugger who added to his career totals with over 100 home runs. Lynwood T. "Schoolboy" Rowe is recognized for his notable achievements on the mound, finishing the season with 19 victories. Leon A. "Goose" Goslin is acknowledged for his offensive prowess as well, with significant RBIs and multiple doubles and home runs.