Fred Jacklitsch

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Frederick Lawrence Jacklitsch

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Catcher Fred Jacklitsch played thirteen years in the majors, many of them with the Philadelphia Phillies. However, the most at-bats he had in a season was 337, with the 1914 Baltimore Terrapins in the Federal League.

Jacklitsch, who played almost all of his career in the dead-ball era, was good at drawing walks and had an on-base percentage that was more than 100 points higher than his batting average.

He was born and died in Brooklyn, where he also played major league baseball in 1903-04.

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Jacklitsch photo in 1904 shows an interesting photo of Jacklitsch in a catching pose in 1904 while with Brooklyn, and gives a good idea of what the grass on the field was like in ballparks of the time, and also what lay beyond the outfield fences.

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