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Wagner, Honus

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Wagner, Honus (John Peter) (1874–1955)

US baseball player. He had an impressive lifetime batting average of .329. In addition to his fielding skills, he was a great runner; his career record of 722 stolen bases won him the nickname ‘the Flying Dutchman’.

Born in Mansfield, Pennsylvania, USA, Wagner began his professional baseball career 1895 and was signed as a shortstop by the Louisville club of the National League 1897. He was acquired by the Pittsburgh Pirates 1899 and remained there until his retirement 1917.

Wagner was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame 1936.



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