Newt Randall

Newt Randall, born in 1880, was a professional baseball player whose career spanned the 1907 season. As a position player, he contributed to the game during a time marked by the emergence of more dynamic offensive styles, although his personal statistics reflected the challenges of the era. Randall played in 97 games, where he recorded 71 hits and achieved a batting average of .211. Despite not hitting any home runs, he managed to drive in 19 runs and demonstrated speed on the basepaths with 6 stolen bases. Randall's time in the major leagues was brief, lasting from April 18 to October 5, 1907, yet his role as a player during this period contributed to the evolving narrative of baseball in the early 20th century. The 1907 season was notable for its competitive spirit and the beginnings of the modern game, setting the stage for future stars. While his individual accomplishments may not have placed him among the greats, Randall’s participation in the sport during this formative era remains a part of baseball history.