1937 Vintage Ad of Philadelphia A's Players and Highlights

1937 Philadelphia A's Athletics Connie Mack Vintage 1930s Print Ad Page
1937 Athletics·Indian Bob Johnson·Wally Moses·Billy Werber·Harry Kelley·Skeeter Newsome·
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The 1937 page from "Who's Who in the Major Leagues" highlights key players from the Philadelphia Athletics, a franchise in Major League Baseball, during the 1930s. Prominent figures include Lamar A. "Skeeter" Newsome, recognized for his powerful hitting as the team's shortstop, and Wallace "Wally" Moses Jr., noted for his aggressive playing style; he achieved a .345 batting average in 1936. William M. "Bill" Werber is mentioned for his prior role with the Boston Red Sox and his transition to the Athletics, where he displayed a batting average of .275 across 145 games. Harry L. Kelley, a right-handed pitcher, is highlighted for his performance during the 1936 season, where he compiled a notable 8.87 ERA in 15 games. Lastly, Robert L. "Bob" Johnson, an outfielder, contributed significantly with a batting average of .292, reinforcing the Athletics' lineup during his tenure.