O/T trivia

[BleedinBlue]

Terry Forster.

But, since then Roberto Hernandez finished up his career with a .500 batting average (1/2) in 1010 games. I think there was one other guy who finsihed 1/1 in his career that beats Hernandez.

[David W]

Originally Posted by BleedinBlue

Terry Forster.

But, since then Roberto Hernandez finished up his career with a .500 batting average (1/2) in 1010 games. I think there was one other guy who finsihed 1/1 in his career that beats Hernandez.

Interesting, I didn't know about Roberto Hernandez, but Forster is who I was thinking of

[barrysloate]

Over 16 seasons Forster was 31 for 78, for a batting average of .397. That's not easy to do.

[Peter_Spaeth]

The questions said 500 games or more. I am assuming it is whoever has the highest batting average according to the recent Negro League statistics project which compiled partial statistics based on verifiable box scores. Judy Johnson maybe?

[brickyardkennedy]

Terry Forster played in 620 games. So he does fit the question.

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by brickyardkennedy

Terry Forster played in 615 games. So he does fit the question.

Wow. Great trivia question!

[scooter729]

A bit O/T but a question which I thought was pretty interesting when I just heard it, so I'll toss it out to keep the trivia going....

Four colleges who can claim a Super Bowl winning QB and a US President as their graduates. One of the schools had two QB’s.

Name the school, QB and President.