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19th-Century Majors

St. Louis Brown Stockings

Active 1876–1877 · 21 players

A defunct franchise with no continuous modern successor. Its players are attributed here to St. Louis Brown Stockings itself — never folded into an unrelated modern club, which would fabricate a lineage that never existed. See the full index of lost clubs.

Mount Rushmore

The four largest measured careers at this club, by StatVault VAL attributed to St. Louis Brown Stockings itself. A season counts here only when St. Louis Brown Stockings is the one club whose recorded span covers it — no season here is contested by another club. 11 of 21 players on this roster carry a measurable VAL.

  1. 1George Bradley
    1876 · P18.4
  2. 2Lip Pike
    1876 · CF6.0
  3. 3Tricky Nichols
    1877 · P4.8
  4. 4John Clapp
    1876–1877 · C4.4
Club Leaders · top 11
#PlayerYearsClub VAL
1George Bradley187618.4
2Lip Pike18766.0
3Tricky Nichols18774.8
4John Clapp1876–18774.4
5Joe Battin1876–18772.6
6Joe Blong1876–18772.6
7Mike Dorgan18771.8
8Jack Remsen18770.5
9Ned Cuthbert18760.4
10Davy Force18770.2
11Denny Mack18760.1

Full Roster (21)

PlayerPosYears
Denny Mack1B1876
Dickey PearceSS1876–1877
George BradleyP1876
Herman Dehlman1B1876–1877
Joe Battin3B1876–1877
Joe BlongRF1876–1877
John ClappC1876–1877
Lip PikeCF1876
Mike McGeary2B1876–1877
Ned CuthbertLF1876
Art Croft1B1877
Davy ForceSS1877
Ed McKennaC1877
George NewellSS1877
Harry LittleCF1877
Jack Gleason3B1877
Jack RemsenCF1877
Leonidas LeeCF1877
Mike DorganRF1877
Tom LoftusCF1877
Tricky NicholsP1877