After winning the league championship in 1914, the Indianapolis Feds moved East to Newark New Jersey. The team was renamed the Newark Peppers. Indianapolis was the first team to ever re-locate after winning a league title. The Peppers were the only major league team to ever call New Jersey it's home.
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1. Miles * 2. Brandom * 3. McKechnie * 4. Moran * 5. Kaiserling * 6. Pratt * 7. Falkenberg
8. Schaefer * 9. Campbell * 10. Mosely * 11. Esmond * 12. Huhn * 13. Laporte
14. Scheer * 15. Rariden * 16. Rousch * 17. Strand
Newark Peppers Infielders Outfielders Pitchers Hugh Bradley Vin Campbell Harry Billiard Jimmy Esmond Edd Rousch Chick Brandom Emil Huhn Al Scheer Cy Falkenberg Frank LaPorte Gil Whitehouse Frank Harter Bill McKechnie Catchers George Kaiserling Larry Pratt Harry Moran Bill Rariden Earl Moseley George Textor George Mullin Bill Warren Ed Reulbach Tom Seaton Fred Trautman Charley Whitehouse 1915 Roster 1915 Schedule
Opening Day Line-up : April 10, 1915 Gil Whitehouse, RF Bill McKechnie, 3B Edd Rousch, CF Frank LaPorte, 2B Germany Schaefer, 1B Jimmy Esmond, SS Al Scheer, LF Emil Huhn, C Cy Falkenberg, P
Team Leaders Batting Average Vin Campbell - .310 Home Runs Jimmy Esmond - 5 Runs Batted In Jimmy Esmond - 62 Runs Jimmy Esmond - 79 Stolen Bases Al Scheer - 31 Wins Ed Reulbach - 21 Innings Pitched Ed Reulbach - 270 Strikeouts Herb Moseley - 142
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