Rabbit Whitman

Outfielder

Born: December 2, 1897
Tobaccoville, North Carolina

Died: February 1969 (aged 71)
Pfafftown, North Carolina

Batted: Left

Threw: Right

debut

1920

Last appearance

1933

Hobart Clinton Whitman (December 2, 1897 – February 1969), nicknamed "Rabbit",^[1] was an American professional baseball player. An outfielder, Whitman spent his career in minor league baseball. He spent eleven of his fourteen professional seasons in the International League and was inducted into the International League Hall of Fame in 2008.^[2]^[3]

In 1931, Whitman married Agnes Krobath.^[4]

References

External links

Career statistics and player information from Baseball-Reference (Minors)

2007–09 International League Hall of Fame inductees

Harold Cooper (2007)
George Sisler, Jr. (2007)
Tommie Aaron (2008)
Dale Alexander (2008)
Joe Altobelli (2008)
Don Buford (2008)
Gene Cook (2008)
Russ Derry (2008)
Luke Easter (2008)
Ralph Garr (2008)
Frank Gilhooley (2008)
Lefty Grove (2008)
Joe Hauser (2008)
Pancho Herrera (2008)
Tommy Lasorda (2008)
Ben Mondor (2008)
Joe Morgan (2008)
George Puccinelli (2008)
George Quellich (2008)
Jim Rice (2008)
Dave Rosenfield (2008)
Hank Sauer (2008)
Morrie Silver (2008)
Tex Simone (2008)
Bobby Tiefenauer (2008)
Ollie Tucker (2008)
Frank Verdi (2008)
Rabbit Whitman (2008)
Archie Wilson (2008)
Buzz Arlett (2009)
Red Barrett (2009)
Walter Cazen (2009)
Steve Demeter (2009)
Clay Hopper (2009)
Rube Kisinger (2009)
Joe Knight (2009)
Dutch Mele (2009)
Stump Merrill (2009)
Roberto Petagine (2009)
Bill Short (2009)
Ed Stevens (2009)
Harry Walker (2009)

Complete list
(1947–55)
(1956–63)
(2007–09)
(2010–present)

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