Charley Moore

Charley Moore, born in 1884, was a professional baseball player whose career spanned a brief period from April 16, 1912, to May 13, 1912. Despite the short duration of his time in Major League Baseball, Moore made a notable impact as a position player. He played in 58 games, amassing 34 hits, including 7 home runs, and driving in 18 RBIs. His batting average settled at .199, and he also contributed with 3 stolen bases during his time in the league. Moore's career unfolded during an era of significant transformation in baseball. The early 1910s were characterized by a shift towards more power-hitting, and his ability to hit home runs, albeit in a limited number of games, showcased his potential during this evolving phase of the sport. While his overall statistics may not reflect a long and illustrious career, Moore's contributions to his teams during his brief stint in the majors remain a testament to the many players who graced the diamond in the early 20th century.