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Baseball History player profiles team profiles obituaries ... Want to advertise? For the Record Some of baseball's records, from teams to individual efforts: players teams history obituaries ... home Bullet Joe Rogan Born : 7/28/1889 in Oklahoma City, OK Died : 3/4/1967 in Kansas City, Mo. Debut: Pos : P/OF Ht: Wt B: T: R Bullet Joe Rogan spent the first 10 years of his career pitching and playing for teams in the Philippines, Hawaii and Arizona while he was in the Army. It wasn't until he was 30 that, the player who had been discovered by Casey Stengel, made his debut with the Kansas City Monarchs of the Negro Leagues in 1920. He led the league in wins in 1924 and 1925. Rogan is described as having a blazing fastball (the Bullet nickname) a forkball, palmball, spitball and curves that he threw from a delivery with no windup. When he wasn't pitching, Rogan was playing in the outfield. In two seasons, he led the team in home runs and he regularly hit above .300. Rogan was a star of the Negro League's first World Series in 1924. He appeared in 4 games against Hilldale, earning 2 victories, pitching a complete-game loss and making a 4th appearance to pitch in relief. From 1926 to 1938, he served as the manager for the Monarchs.

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Baseball History player profiles team profiles obituaries ... Want to advertise? For the Record Some of baseball's records, from teams to individual efforts: forum players teams history ... home Bullet Joe Rogan joined HOF in '98 Bullet Joe Rogan spent the first 10 years of his career pitching and playing for teams in the Philippines, Hawaii and Arizona while he was in the Army. It wasn't until he was 30 that, the player who had been discovered by Casey Stengel, made his debut with the Kansas City Monarchs of the Negro Leagues in 1920. He led the league in wins in 1924 and 1925. Rogan is described as having a blazing fastball (the Bullet nickname) a forkball, palmball, spitball and curves that he threw from a delivery with no windup. When he wasn't pitching, Rogan was playing in the outfield. In two seasons, he led the team in home runs and he regularly hit above .300. Rogan was a star of the Negro League's first World Series in 1924. He appeared in 4 games against Hilldale, earning 2 victories, pitching a complete-game loss and making a 4th appearance to pitch in relief. From 1926 to 1938, he served as the manager for the Monarchs.

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Bullet Rogan Bullet Rogan Wilber Rogan Born: July 28, 1889, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Died: March 4, 1967, Kansas City, Missouri Bats: right Throws: right Played for: All Nations, Kansas City Monarchs Elected to Hall of Fame by Committee on Baseball Veterans: 1998 Hall of Fame Plaque Wilber "Bullet" Joe Rogan didn't begin his Negro leagues career until age 30, joining the Kansas City Monarchs in 1920 after nearly a decade playing on United States Army teams. Though a small man, Rogan threw a devastating fastball. He complemented it with a dizzying array of other pitches, using a no-windup delivery to throw forkballs, palmballs, spitballs and curves. He played the outfield when he wasn't pitching, and in 1922 led the Negro National League with 16 home runs. Did you know ... that Joe Rogan was recommended to Kansas City Monarchs owner J.L. Wilkinson by Pirates outfielder and future Hall of Fame manager Casey Stengel , a native of Kansas City? Search Our Online Library Catalog "ABNER" for Bullet Rogan Hall of Famer Biographies © National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum, Inc.

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Joe Rogan's Hall of Fame Plaque WILBER JOE ROGAN (BULLET) KANSAS CITY MONARCHS, 1920-38 A VERSATILE PERFORMER WHO WAS EQUALLY SUPERLATIVE AS A PITCHER AND HITTER. UTILIZED A DECEPTIVELY QUICK, NO-WINDUP DELIVERY TO LEAD KANSAS CITY TO FOUR NEGRO NATIONAL LEAGUE TITLES. PITCHING REPERTOIRE INCLUDED A FORKBALL, CURVEBALL AND PALMBALL, AND FEATURED A BLAZING FASTBALL AS AN OUTPITCH. ALSO PLAYED CENTER FIELD, HITTING .343 AS HIS CLUB'S CLEANUP HITTER AND .410 IN WORLD SERIES COMPETITION. PILOTED THE MONARCHS IN THE DUAL ROLE OF PLAYER AND MANAGER FOR SEVERAL SEASONS. SERVED AS AN UMPIRE IN THE NEGRO LEAGUES FOLLOWING PLAYING CAREER. Hall of Fame Plaque Home Page Joe Rogan's Hall of Fame Bio Search Our Website for Information on Joe Rogan Search Our Online Library Catalog "ABNER" for Joe Rogan The data on all plaques was taken from reliable sources at the time the plaques were made. Hall of Fame plaques are property of the National Baseball Hall of Fame and the images may not be reproduced without approval of the National Baseball Hall of Fame. © National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum, Inc.

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BALLPLAYERS TEAMS CHRONOLOGY TODAY ... Rules: 1900-present Rules The Field The Ball The Bat The Uniforms Chronology FAQ Authors BaseballLibrary.com by The Idea Logical Company, Inc. Bullet Joe Rogan Given Name: Wilbur RHP-OF-1B-3B-SS-MGR Negro Leagues 1920-30 Fred Palace's Colts, Kansas City Giants, Kansas City Monarchs, Los Angeles White Sox Games Average HR RBI Career Books and articles about Bullet Joe Rogan One of the Negro Leagues' most versatile players, Rogan attained mastery both on the pitcher's mound and at the plate. His career .721 winning percentage (111-43) is the highest recorded in Negro League history. In 11 seasons with the Kansas City Monarchs, he compiled a .339 batting average, 10th among all Negro Leaguers. RELATED LINKS Photos Photo: Three Thumbs of Fun from Black Baseball in Kansas City Photo: 1922 Monarchs from Black Baseball in Kansas City Photo: Association Park from Black Baseball in Kansas City Photo: The 1934 Kansas City Monarchs from Black Baseball in Detroit Book Excerpts Black Baseball in Kansas City by Larry Lester and Sammy J. Miller Rogan used a no-windup delivery and possessed a devastating fastball and an array of curveballs. He also threw a forkball, a palmball, and a legal spitter.

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