About Ike McAuley
Lived 1891 – 1928 (aged 36). Ike McAuley was an American baseball player.
James Earl "Ike" McAuley (August 19, 1891 – April 6, 1928), born in Wichita, Kansas, was an American shortstop for the Pittsburgh Pirates (1914–16), St. Louis Cardinals and Chicago Cubs (1925). From 1920–25, he played for the minor-league Los Angeles Angels.
In five seasons he played in sixty-four games and had 179 at bats, fourteen runs, forty-four hits, eight doubles, two triples, thirteen RBI, one stolen base, eleven walks, a .246 batting average, a .293 on-base percentage, a .313 slugging percentage, fifty-six total bases and thirteen sacrifice hits.
He died in Des Moines, Iowa at the age of thirty-six.
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American baseball player (1891-1928)
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Ike McAuley was born on 19 August 1891 in Wichita.
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Ike McAuley died on 6 April 1928 in Des Moines.
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