Biography
Stan Coveleski
Shamokin-born pitcher Stan Coveleski won 215 major-league games, posted a 2.89 earned-run average, and entered the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1969.
Historically established
From Shamokin to the Major Leagues
Born in Shamokin in 1889, Stan Coveleski began his major-league career in 1912 and developed into one of the era’s leading pitchers.
A Career of Lasting Numbers
Coveleski finished with a 215–142 record and a 2.89 earned-run average. Those totals reflect both durability and long-term effectiveness.
A Hall of Fame Legacy
His 1969 induction into the Baseball Hall of Fame placed his Shamokin beginning inside the permanent story of major-league baseball.
Profile
Identity details have been reviewed.
- Documented name
- Stan CoveleskiDocumented
- Name variant
- Stanley Anthony CoveleskiAccording to the cited source
- Name variant
- Stanley Anthony CoveleskieAccording to the cited source
- Nickname
- StanDocumented
- Born
- July 13, 1889Documented
- Died
- March 20, 1984Documented
- Place
- Born in Shamokin, PennsylvaniaDocumented
- Occupation
- Major League pitcherAccording to the cited source