The 1934 Cleveland Indians finished third in the American League at 85-69. They are managed by arguably the greatest pitcher of all time, Walter Johnson. Earl Averill (of) and Hal Trosky (1b) are their strongest hitters. Mel Harder is their star starting pitcher, with strong relief from Belve Bean and Lloyd Brown. The Indians are a steady team in the 1930s, finishing mostly in 3rd place, never higher, nor worse than 5th.
Wednesday, May 23, 2007
February 22nd, 1934 - 1934 Cleveland Indians
The 1934 Cleveland Indians finished third in the American League at 85-69. They are managed by arguably the greatest pitcher of all time, Walter Johnson. Earl Averill (of) and Hal Trosky (1b) are their strongest hitters. Mel Harder is their star starting pitcher, with strong relief from Belve Bean and Lloyd Brown. The Indians are a steady team in the 1930s, finishing mostly in 3rd place, never higher, nor worse than 5th.
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