Lawrence Farley

Lawrence Farley was a professional baseball player born in 1856, who played as a position player during the early days of Major League Baseball. His career spanned a brief period from June 24, 1884, to July 12, 1884, a time characterized by the nascent development of the sport in America. Farley participated in 14 games, during which he recorded 11 hits, resulting in a batting average of .212. Although he did not hit any home runs or drive in any runs (RBIs), his contributions came during an era when baseball was beginning to evolve into the more competitive and organized sport it is today. Despite the short duration of his career, Farley's presence on the field was part of the foundational years of professional baseball, a time when players were still establishing their roles and teams were forming in what would become the modern leagues. His experience reflects the challenges faced by early players, who often juggled careers and varied playing conditions. While his statistics may not tell the story of a prolific career, Farley's involvement in the game during its formative years adds to the rich tapestry of baseball history.