ABOUT BILLY SOUTHWORTH
Hall of Fame baseball coach who finished with a .597 winning average, one of the best in baseball history.
He was a great hitter for 16 seasons, starting with the Indians in 1913 and ending with the Cardinals in 1929.
He was the first person to win the World Series as a player and a coach.
His cousin Bill Southworth also played in the major leagues.
He coached the Boston Braves fearsome pitching duo of Warren Spahn and Johnny Sain.
