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Question 1: ________ (1909-1912)
St. Louis CardinalsTony La RussaSt. Louis Cardinals all-time rosterAlbert Pujols

Question 2: However, he eventually moved to catcher (although he could play all nine positions), and was labeled one of the best at that position by managers John McGraw and ________.
Joe TorreJackie Robinson BallparkBranch Rickey2004 National League Division Series

Question 3: In 1446 games, he had a ________ of .279 in 4480 at-bats.
On-base percentageBatting averageHome runGrand slam (baseball)

Question 4: On July 11, 1911, with the Cards only three games out of first place in early July, the team was involved in a train wreck while riding the Federal Express from ________ to Boston.
Harrisburg, PennsylvaniaAllentown, PennsylvaniaPittsburghPhiladelphia

Question 5: He was elected to the ________ in 1945.
Mickey MantleReggie JacksonBabe RuthNational Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum

Question 6: Born in ________, he began his major league career as a pitcher, throwing a six-hit shutout on August 27, 1897.
ClevelandAkron, OhioColumbus, OhioToledo, Ohio

Question 7: Battery mate of ________ with the New York Giants, he was one of the games most natural players and might have starred at any position.
Joe McGinnityChristy MathewsonCarl HubbellJuan Marichal

Question 8: ________ (1909-1912)
Tony La RussaAlbert PujolsSt. Louis Cardinals all-time rosterSt. Louis Cardinals

Question 9: ________
List of Major League Baseball leaders in career stolen basesList of Major League Baseball players with 100 triplesList of Major League Baseball players with 2000 hitsList of Major League Baseball players with 1000 runs

Question 10: Bresnahan was mentioned in the poem Line-Up for Yesterday by ________:
Rogers HornsbyTy CobbLou GehrigOgden Nash
















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