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Ed Head

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Ed Head
Pitcher
Born: January 25, 1918(1918-01-25) Grant Parish, Louisiana
Died: January 31, 1980 (aged 62) Bastrop, Louisiana
Batted: Right	Threw: Right
MLB debut
July 27, 1940 for the Brooklyn Dodgers
Last MLB appearance
August 25, 1946 for the Brooklyn Dodgers
Career statistics
Win-Loss	27-23
Earned run average	3.48
Strikeouts	208
Teams
Brooklyn Dodgers (1940, 1942-1944, 1946)

Edward Marvin Head (January 25, 1918 in Selma, Louisiana - January 31, 1980 in Bastrop, Louisiana), was a former professional baseball player who played pitcher in the Major Leagues from 1940-1946. He would play for the Brooklyn Dodgers. Head was a natural left-hander but switched to righty after breaking his arm in a bus crash in 1935 accident.^[1] After serving in the Army and not pitching in the majors in 1945, Head pitched a no-hitter in his first start of 1946,^[2], but failed to make the major league club in spring training of 1947, and never pitched in the majors again.^[3] He mananged the Asheville Tourists minor league baseball club in 1949. A History of Professional Baseball in Asheville, By Bill Ballew. The History Press, 2007. (Google Books)</ref>

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↑ Head Pitches No-Hit, No-Run Game, by Carl Lundquest, United Press as reported in the Pennsylvania Daily News, April 24th 1946, Page 2.
↑ Ed Head Throws No-Hitter in First Start Since July, 1944, by Jack Hand, Associated Press as reported in the Moberly Monitor-Index, April 4th, 1946, page 6.
↑ Ed (No-Hit) Head Released by Flock .Associated Press, as reported in Stars and Strips, April 15th, 1947.

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Preceded by Curt Davis	Brooklyn Dodgers Opening Day Starting pitcher 1943	Succeeded by Hal Gregg

v • d • e Brooklyn / Los Angeles Dodgers Opening Day starting pitchers
1880s	1884: Sam Kimber \| 1885: John Harkins \| 1886: John Harkins \| 1887: Henry Porter \| 1888: Bob Caruthers \| 1889: Mickey Hughes
1890s	1890: Bob Caruthers \| 1891: George Hemming \|1892: Dave Foutz \|1893: Ed Stein \|1894: Brickyard Kennedy \|1895: Brickyard Kennedy \|1896: Brickyard Kennedy \|1897: Harley Payne \|1898: Brickyard Kennedy \|1899: Brickyard Kennedy
1900s	1900: Brickyard Kennedy \| 1901: Bill Donovan \| 1902: Bill Donovan \| 1903: Henry Schmidt \| 1904: Oscar Jones \| 1905: Oscar Jones \| 1906: Harry McIntire \| 1907: Elmer Stricklett \| 1908: Nap Rucker \| 1909: Kaiser Wilhelm
1910s	1910: Nap Rucker \| 1911: Cy Barger \| 1912: Nap Rucker \| 1913: Nap Rucker \| 1914: Ed Reulbach \| 1915: Jeff Pfeffer \| 1916: Larry Cheney \| 1917: Wheezer Dell \| 1918: Rube Marquard \| 1919: Leon Cadore
1920s	1920: Leon Cadore \| 1921: Leon Cadore \| 1922: Dutch Ruether \| 1923: Dutch Ruether \| 1924: Dutch Ruether \| 1925: Dazzy Vance \| 1926: Jesse Petty \| 1927: Jesse Petty \| 1928: Jesse Petty \| 1929: Watty Clark
1930s	1930: Watty Clark \| 1931: Jack Quinn \| 1932: Waite Hoyt \| 1933: Watty Clark \| 1934: Van Mungo \| 1935: Van Mungo \| 1936: George Earnshaw \| 1937: Van Mungo \| 1938: Van Mungo \| 1939: Red Evans
1940s	1940: Whit Wyatt \| 1941: Whit Wyatt \| 1942: Curt Davis \| 1943: Ed Head \| 1944: Hal Gregg \| 1945: Curt Davis \| 1946: Hal Gregg \| 1947: Joe Hatten \| 1948: Rex Barney \| 1949: Joe Hatten
1950s	1950: Don Newcombe \| 1951: Carl Erskine \| 1952: Preacher Roe \| 1953: Carl Erskine \| 1954: Carl Erskine \| 1955: Carl Erskine \| 1956: Don Newcombe \| 1957: Don Newcombe \| 1958: Don Drysdale \| 1959: Don Drysdale
1960s	1960: Don Drysdale \| 1961: Don Drysdale \| 1962: Johnny Podres \| 1963: Don Drysdale \| 1964: Sandy Koufax \| 1965: Don Drysdale \| 1966: Claude Osteen \| 1967: Bob Miller \| 1968: Claude Osteen \| 1969: Don Drysdale
1970s	1970: Claude Osteen \| 1971: Bill Singer \| 1972: Don Sutton \| 1973: Don Sutton \| 1974: Don Sutton \| 1975: Don Sutton \| 1976: Don Sutton \| 1977: Don Sutton \| 1978: Don Sutton \| 1979: Burt Hooton
1980s	1980: Burt Hooton \| 1981: Fernando Valenzuela \| 1982: Jerry Reuss \| 1983: Fernando Valenzuela \| 1984: Fernando Valenzuela \| 1985: Fernando Valenzuela \| 1986: Fernando Valenzuela \| 1987: Orel Hershiser \| 1988: Fernando Valenzuela \| 1989: Tim Belcher
1990s	1990: Orel Hershiser \| 1991: Tim Belcher \| 1992: Ramón Martínez \| 1993: Orel Hershiser \| 1994: Orel Hershiser \| 1995: Ramón Martínez \| 1996: Ramón Martínez \| 1997: Ramón Martínez \| 1998: Ramón Martínez \| 1999: Kevin Brown
2000s	2000: Kevin Brown \| 2001: Chan Ho Park \| 2002: Kevin Brown \| 2003: Hideo Nomo \| 2004: Hideo Nomo \| 2005: Derek Lowe \| 2006: Derek Lowe \| 2007: Derek Lowe \| 2008: Brad Penny \| 2009: Hiroki Kuroda

This biographical article relating to an American baseball pitcher born in the 1910s is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it.

Ed Head

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Ed Head
Pitcher
Born: January 25, 1918(1918-01-25) Grant Parish, Louisiana
Died: January 31, 1980 (aged 62) Bastrop, Louisiana
Batted: Right	Threw: Right
MLB debut
July 27, 1940 for the Brooklyn Dodgers
Last MLB appearance
August 25, 1946 for the Brooklyn Dodgers
Career statistics
Win-Loss	27-23
Earned run average	3.48
Strikeouts	208
Teams
Brooklyn Dodgers (1940, 1942-1944, 1946)

References

^ Head Pitches No-Hit, No-Run Game, by Carl Lundquest, United Press as reported in the Pennsylvania Daily News, April 24th 1946, Page 2.
^ Ed Head Throws No-Hitter in First Start Since July, 1944, by Jack Hand, Associated Press as reported in the Moberly Monitor-Index, April 4th, 1946, page 6.
^ Ed (No-Hit) Head Released by Flock .Associated Press, as reported in Stars and Strips, April 15th, 1947.

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Career statistics and player information from Baseball-Reference

Preceded by Curt Davis	Brooklyn Dodgers Opening Day Starting pitcher 1943	Succeeded by Hal Gregg

v • d • e Brooklyn / Los Angeles Dodgers Opening Day starting pitchers
1880s	1884: Sam Kimber \| 1885: John Harkins \| 1886: John Harkins \| 1887: Henry Porter \| 1888: Bob Caruthers \| 1889: Mickey Hughes
1890s	1890: Bob Caruthers \| 1891: George Hemming \|1892: Dave Foutz \|1893: Ed Stein \|1894: Brickyard Kennedy \|1895: Brickyard Kennedy \|1896: Brickyard Kennedy \|1897: Harley Payne \|1898: Brickyard Kennedy \|1899: Brickyard Kennedy
1900s	1900: Brickyard Kennedy \| 1901: Bill Donovan \| 1902: Bill Donovan \| 1903: Henry Schmidt \| 1904: Oscar Jones \| 1905: Oscar Jones \| 1906: Harry McIntire \| 1907: Elmer Stricklett \| 1908: Nap Rucker \| 1909: Kaiser Wilhelm
1910s	1910: Nap Rucker \| 1911: Cy Barger \| 1912: Nap Rucker \| 1913: Nap Rucker \| 1914: Ed Reulbach \| 1915: Jeff Pfeffer \| 1916: Larry Cheney \| 1917: Wheezer Dell \| 1918: Rube Marquard \| 1919: Leon Cadore
1920s	1920: Leon Cadore \| 1921: Leon Cadore \| 1922: Dutch Ruether \| 1923: Dutch Ruether \| 1924: Dutch Ruether \| 1925: Dazzy Vance \| 1926: Jesse Petty \| 1927: Jesse Petty \| 1928: Jesse Petty \| 1929: Watty Clark
1930s	1930: Watty Clark \| 1931: Jack Quinn \| 1932: Waite Hoyt \| 1933: Watty Clark \| 1934: Van Mungo \| 1935: Van Mungo \| 1936: George Earnshaw \| 1937: Van Mungo \| 1938: Van Mungo \| 1939: Red Evans
1940s	1940: Whit Wyatt \| 1941: Whit Wyatt \| 1942: Curt Davis \| 1943: Ed Head \| 1944: Hal Gregg \| 1945: Curt Davis \| 1946: Hal Gregg \| 1947: Joe Hatten \| 1948: Rex Barney \| 1949: Joe Hatten
1950s	1950: Don Newcombe \| 1951: Carl Erskine \| 1952: Preacher Roe \| 1953: Carl Erskine \| 1954: Carl Erskine \| 1955: Carl Erskine \| 1956: Don Newcombe \| 1957: Don Newcombe \| 1958: Don Drysdale \| 1959: Don Drysdale
1960s	1960: Don Drysdale \| 1961: Don Drysdale \| 1962: Johnny Podres \| 1963: Don Drysdale \| 1964: Sandy Koufax \| 1965: Don Drysdale \| 1966: Claude Osteen \| 1967: Bob Miller \| 1968: Claude Osteen \| 1969: Don Drysdale
1970s	1970: Claude Osteen \| 1971: Bill Singer \| 1972: Don Sutton \| 1973: Don Sutton \| 1974: Don Sutton \| 1975: Don Sutton \| 1976: Don Sutton \| 1977: Don Sutton \| 1978: Don Sutton \| 1979: Burt Hooton
1980s	1980: Burt Hooton \| 1981: Fernando Valenzuela \| 1982: Jerry Reuss \| 1983: Fernando Valenzuela \| 1984: Fernando Valenzuela \| 1985: Fernando Valenzuela \| 1986: Fernando Valenzuela \| 1987: Orel Hershiser \| 1988: Fernando Valenzuela \| 1989: Tim Belcher
1990s	1990: Orel Hershiser \| 1991: Tim Belcher \| 1992: Ramón Martínez \| 1993: Orel Hershiser \| 1994: Orel Hershiser \| 1995: Ramón Martínez \| 1996: Ramón Martínez \| 1997: Ramón Martínez \| 1998: Ramón Martínez \| 1999: Kevin Brown
2000s	2000: Kevin Brown \| 2001: Chan Ho Park \| 2002: Kevin Brown \| 2003: Hideo Nomo \| 2004: Hideo Nomo \| 2005: Derek Lowe \| 2006: Derek Lowe \| 2007: Derek Lowe \| 2008: Brad Penny \| 2009: Hiroki Kuroda

This biographical article relating to an American baseball pitcher born in the 1910s is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it.

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