Jack Fournier
Baseball
Fournier was notorious for having outstanding batting abilities, but subpar fielding abilities.\n', '
When purchased by the White Sox from the Boston Red Sox in 1912, Fournier presented Clarence "Pants" Rowland and a half-dozen other managers with the dilemma of what to do with his pure hitting, but poor fielding abilities. Rowland solved that problem in 1916, a year after Fournier had led the AL in slugging, by replacing him at first base with the marginal Jack Ness. Before 1920, a first baseman was one of the key fielding positions because of the constant threat of the bunt; Fournier could not field the bunt with any degree of competence.\n', '
Fournier hit .350 for the Yankees in limited duty in 1918 before they passed him off to the Cardinals. In 1921 he finished 3rd in the league with a .343 batting average while scoring a career-best 103 runs. After three productive years in St.…
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