Johnny Hutchings

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Johnny Hutchings (April 14, 1916 - April 27, 1963) was the pitcher who gave up Mel Ott's 500th home run.

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Cincinnati Reds 1940 - 1941 (start)
Boston Braves 1941 (end) - 1946

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Career statistics and player information from Baseball-Reference

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Cincinnati Reds 1940 World Series roster

3 Jimmie Wilson | 4 Ernie Lombardi | 6 Bill Baker | 10 Frank McCormick | 11 Lonny Frey | 12 Billy Myers | 15 Lew Riggs | 17 Eddie Joost | 18 Billy Werber | 20 Mike McCormick | 21 Morrie Arnovich | 22 Jimmy Ripple | 23 Harry Craft | 24 Ival Goodman | 30 Paul Derringer | 31 Bucky Walters | 33 Johnny Vander Meer | 34 Jim Turner | 35 Whitey Moore | 39 Junior Thompson | 40 Johnny Hutchings | 41 Elmer Riddle | 43 Joe Beggs
Manager 1 Bill McKechnie

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