University of Pennsylvania

MLB Players Who Attended University of Pennsylvania

University of Pennsylvania, PA — MLB Players Who Attended University of Pennsylvania
Player Name	Debut Year	Final Year	G	AB	H	HR	AVG
Woody Wagenhorst	1888	1888	2	8	1	-	0.125
Sumner Bowman	1890	1891	25	94	25	-	0.266
Tom Cahill	1891	1891	119	430	109	3	0.253
Jack Darragh	1891	1891	1	2	1	-	0.500
Mark McGrillis	1892	1892	1	3	-	-	-
Andy Boswell	1895	1895	12	30	7	-	0.233
Dan Coogan	1895	1895	26	77	17	-	0.221
Billy Goeckel	1899	1899	37	141	37	-	0.262
Roy Thomas	1899	1911	1470	5296	1537	7	0.290
Ralph Caldwell	1904	1905	13	33	8	-	0.242
Frank Leary	1907	1907	2	2	-	-	-
Si Pauxtis	1909	1909	4	8	1	-	0.125
Steve Yerkes	1909	1916	711	2521	676	6	0.268
Toots Shultz	1911	1912	28	29	7	-	0.241
Harry Imlay	1913	1913	9	3	-	-	-
Pi Schwert	1914	1915	12	24	5	-	0.208
Ad Swigler	1917	1917	1	2	-	-	-
Walter Bernhardt	1918	1918	1	-	-	-	-
Joe Berry	1921	1922	15	6	2	-	0.333
Bill Warwick	1921	1926	23	56	17	1	0.304
Walt Huntzinger	1923	1926	60	36	6	-	0.167
Doc Farrell	1925	1935	591	1799	467	10	0.260
Overton Tremper	1927	1928	36	91	20	-	0.220
Gene Connell	1931	1931	6	12	3	-	0.250
Walt Masters	1931	1939	8	4	-	-	-
Jim Peterson	1931	1937	41	29	5	-	0.172
John Jackson	1933	1933	10	21	3	-	0.143
Red Kellett	1934	1934	9	9	-	-	-
Bert Kuczynski	1943	1943	6	6	-	-	-
Jerry McCarthy	1948	1948	2	3	1	-	0.333
Grover Powell	1963	1963	20	10	2	-	0.200
Steve Adkins	1990	1990	5	-	-	-	-
Doug Glanville	1996	2004	1115	3964	1100	59	0.277
Mark DeRosa	1998	2013	1241	3633	975	100	0.268

University of Pennsylvania in the major leagues

34 players on this page went from University of Pennsylvania to the majors. The first of them to reach the majors was Woody Wagenhorst in 1888; the most recent debut belongs to Mark DeRosa, in 1998. The games column peaks with Roy Thomas at 1470. For power, Mark DeRosa leads the list with 100 home runs. Among alumni with long careers at the plate, Roy Thomas has the best average, .290. Rows with no batting line, such as Walter Bernhardt and Steve Adkins, are players who did not bat in the majors, most of them pitchers. The 1890s were the busiest decade for debuts from University of Pennsylvania. Nearby on the site: University of Pittsburgh, University of Scranton, and Ursinus College, also in PA. Only schools where a player's college baseball is documented in the Lahman database appear here.