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Daily Baseball Quiz

Friday, September 25, 2009

Today's theme is: National League Back-To-Back RBI Champions

  1. Who was the first to lead the National League in RBI and in triples in the same year?
    1. Cap Anson
    2. Rogers Hornsby
    3. Joe Medwick
    4. Honus Wagner
    5. Deacon White

  2. Who was the first to lead the National League in both RBI and home runs in back-to-back years?
    1. George Foster
    2. Joe Medwick
    3. Bill Nicholson
    4. Mike Schmidt
    5. Hack Wilson

  3. Who was the first to lead the National League in RBI three years in a row?
    1. Cap Anson
    2. George Foster
    3. Rogers Hornsby
    4. Joe Medwick
    5. Honus Wagner

  4. Who was the first player in the National League to hit 40 home runs in one season?
    1. Rogers Hornsby
    2. Joe Medwick
    3. Bill Nicholson
    4. Honus Wagner
    5. Hack Wilson

  5. Who was the first player to hit five grand slams in one season?
    1. Ernie Banks
    2. Willie McCovey
    3. Mike Schmidt
    4. Honus Wagner
    5. Hack Wilson

  6. Who was the last player in the 20th century to lead the National League in RBI with less than 100 RBI?
    1. Cap Anson
    2. Rogers Hornsby
    3. Mike Schmidt
    4. Honus Wagner
    5. Heinie Zimmerman

  7. Who was the first to lead the National League in both RBI and strikeouts in back-to-back years?
    1. Andrés Galarraga
    2. Willie McCovey
    3. Dale Murphy
    4. Mike Schmidt
    5. Hack Wilson

  8. Who hit a pinch hit home run the day after he received nine stiches in his hand?
    1. Ernie Banks
    2. Andrés Galarraga
    3. Willie McCovey
    4. Dale Murphy
    5. Mike Schmidt

  9. Who was the first National League player to have 350 RBI over a span of two season?
    1. George Foster
    2. Andrés Galarraga
    3. Rogers Hornsby
    4. Joe Medwick
    5. Hack Wilson
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