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    Everett Scott

    When was Everett Scott born?Everett Scott

      November 19, 1892. He was born in Bluffton, Indiana.

    Which team did he begin his career with? Everett Scott

      Boston Red Sox. He also played for Yankees, Senators, White Sox, and the Reds.

    Which position did he play?Everett Scott

      Shortstop. Scott led American League shortstops in fielding average for eight straight seasons (1916-23).

    How many consecutive games did he play in?Everett Scott

      1,307. Lou Gehrig broke this record when he played in 1,308 consecutive games on August 17, 1933.

    What was his career batting average?Everett Scott

      .249. He never reached .300 in a season.

    How many career homeruns did he hit?Everett Scott

      20. His highest season total was 6 in 1923, far short behind the Babe.

    How many career RBIs did he have?Everett Scott

      551. His career high was 64 with the Yankees.

    What was his nickname?Everett Scott

      Deacon. Lewis Everett 'Deacon' Scott.

    What was his last year playing?Everett Scott

      1926. He played in 1654 games, and retired in a Reds' uniform.

    What year did he die?Everett Scott

      1960. He died on November 2 in Fort Wayne, Indiana.

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