Joe Gerhardt

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John Joseph Gerhardt (February 14, 1855 - March 11, 1922) was a 19th century Major League Baseball player from Washington, D.C. who played mainly as a second baseman over 15 seasons. Joe, AKA "Move Up Joe", played in 1078 games for 11 different teams in 3 different leagues.[1] He twice was given the chance to manage, and finished with a good record of 72 wins and 61 losses.[2]

Joe died in Middletown, New York at the age of 67, and was buried in Prospect Hill Cemetery in Washington, D.C. [3]


Preceded by
Count Campau		 St. Louis Browns Managers
1890		 Succeeded by
Charles Comiskey
v • d • e
St. Louis Cardinals managers
St. Louis Brown Stockings (1882)

Cuthbert

St. Louis Browns (1882 – 1898)
Sullivan • Comiskey • Williams • Comiskey • McCarthy • Kerins • Roseman • Campau • Gerhardt • Comiskey • Glasscock • Stricker • Crooks • Gore • Caruthers • Watkins • Miller • Buckenberger • Von der Ahe • Quinn • Phelan • Diddlebock • Latham • Von der Ahe • Connor • Dowd • Nicol • Hallman • Von der Ahe • Hurst

St. Louis Perfectos (1899)
Tebeau

St. Louis Cardinals (1900 – present)

Heilbroner • Donovan • Nichols • Burke • Robison • McCloskey • Bresnahan • Huggins • Hendricks • Rickey • Hornsby • O'Farrell • McKechnie • Southworth • Street • Frisch • Gonzalez • Blades • Dyer • Marion • Stanky • Walker • Hutchinson • Hack • Hemus • Keane • Schoendienst • Rapp • Krol • Boyer • Herzog • Torre • Jorgensen • La Russa

[edit] References

  1. ^ Baseball-Reference player page
  2. ^ Baseball-Reference manager page
  3. ^ Baseball Almanac player page