John Edgar Clapp, nicknamed "Honest John", was a professional baseball catcher and manager. He was born in Ithaca, NY. Clapp was a strong hitter, by the standards of the time, ranking among his league's leaders in on-base percentage three times and slugging percentage once. He led the National League in games played in 1878, and in walks in 1881. He was also extremely difficult to strike out, fanning a grand total of six times from 1872-1876. Clapp died at age 53 in Ithaca due to apoplexy.
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- John Edgar Clapp, nicknamed "Honest John", was a professional baseball catcher and manager. He was born in Ithaca, NY. Clapp was a strong hitter, by the standards of the time, ranking among his league's leaders in on-base percentage three times and slugging percentage once. He led the National League in games played in 1878, and in walks in 1881. He was also extremely difficult to strike out, fanning a grand total of six times from 1872-1876. Clapp died at age 53 in Ithaca due to apoplexy. He was interred at the Lake View Cemetery in Ithaca. His brother Aaron Clapp was also a professional player, spending one season with the Troy Trojans in 1879.
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- *Led the NA in at bats per home run in at (55-1).
*Led the NL in walks in with 35
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- Cincinnati Reds (1876-1880) Managers
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- John Edgar Clapp, nicknamed "Honest John", was a professional baseball catcher and manager. He was born in Ithaca, NY. Clapp was a strong hitter, by the standards of the time, ranking among his league's leaders in on-base percentage three times and slugging percentage once. He led the National League in games played in 1878, and in walks in 1881. He was also extremely difficult to strike out, fanning a grand total of six times from 1872-1876. Clapp died at age 53 in Ithaca due to apoplexy.
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