Here’s
a 1975 card for former pitcher Barry Lersch, who finished up a six-year
Major League career with one single game in 1974 with the St. Louis
Cardinals:
After playing the first five years of his big league career with the
Philadelphia Phillies, Lersch took the mound for a single game on
September 21st 1974, and it wasn’t pretty, as he gave up six earned runs
on three hits and five walks in only 1.1 innings.
That adds up to an earned run average of 40.50, but he didn’t factor in a
decision, ending his career with a record of 18-32 with a 3.82 E.R.A.,
317 strikeouts and six saves over 169 appearances and 570.1 innings of
work.