Dick Hoblitzel

Richard Carleton "Dick" Hoblitzell (October 26, 1888 in Waverly, West Virginia – November 14, 1962 in Parkersburg, West Virginia) played first base in the major leagues from 1908 to 1918. He played for the Cincinnati Reds and Boston Red Sox. Hoblitzell was the National League at-bats leader in 1910 and 1911 and Cincinnati's Most Valuable Player in 1911. Nicknamed "Doc" by his teammates, Hoblitzell's baseball career was cut short with his World War I induction into the US Army as a dentist in 1918. He graduated from the University of Pittsburgh.

Hitting statistics

1,318 games
1,310 hits
27 home runs
593 RBIs
.278 batting average

External links

Career statistics and player information from Baseball-Reference

Boston Red Sox 1915 World Series Champions

Jack Barry Hick Cady Bill Carrigan Rube Foster Del Gainer Larry Gardner Olaf Henriksen Dick Hoblitzel Harry Hooper Hal Janvrin Dutch Leonard Duffy Lewis Babe Ruth Everett Scott Ernie Shore Tris Speaker Pinch Thomas

Manager Bill Carrigan

Regular season

Boston Red Sox 1916 World Series Champions

Hick Cady Bill Carrigan Rube Foster Del Gainer Larry Gardner Olaf Henriksen Dick Hoblitzel Harry Hooper Hal Janvrin Dutch Leonard Duffy Lewis Carl Mays Mike McNally Babe Ruth Everett Scott Ernie Shore Chick Shorten Pinch Thomas Tilly Walker Jimmy Walsh

Manager Bill Carrigan

Regular season

Boston Red Sox captains

Deacon McGuire Doc Gessler Harry Lord Heinie Wagner Jake Stahl Jack Barry Dick Hoblitzel Harry Hooper Everett Scott Del Pratt George Burns Mike Menosky Jimmie Foxx Carl Yastrzemski Jim Rice Jason Varitek

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