Frank Huelsman

Frank Elmer Huelsman

• Bats Right, Throws Right
• Height 6' 2", Weight 210 lb.

• Debut October 3, 1897
• Final Game October 5, 1905
• Born June 5, 1874 in St. Louis, MO USA
• Died June 9, 1959 in Affton, MO USA

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Biographical Information

Frank Huelsman played three years in the majors, mostly in 1904 and 1905, and was very successful in the minors, but is remembered primarily for being traded around like cigarettes in 1904 when he played for four different major league teams, including twice with the Chicago White Sox. In 1905 he stayed with one team, batting .275 for the Washington Senators who hit .224 as a team.

Huelsman played for the Albuquerque Dukes in 1915, leading the Rio Grande Association with 10 home runs in only 53 games before the league folded.

• Led 1913 Union Association in just about every category except steals: R (123),2B,3B,HR,RBI,BA
• HR Titles

1900 Central League 5

1909 Southern Association 5

1911 Union Association 17

1913 Union Association 22

1914 Union Association 23

1915 Rio Grande Association 10

• Batting Ttiles

1901 Southern Association .392

1903 Pacific National League .392

1911 Union Association .411

1913 Union Association .422

1914 Union Association .424

• RBI Titles

1911 Union Association 125

1912 Union Association 114

1913 Union Association 126

• 2B Leader

1902 Southern Association 39

1908 Tri-State League 42

1913 Union Association 36

• 3B Leader

1907 American Association 14

1908 Tri-State League 18

1913 Union Association 20

• Triple Crowns

1911 Union Association

1913 Union Association

missed in 1912 by .002 in BA