Jim Cockman
Baseball
Cockman started his professional baseball career in 1896 and batted .300 that year for the Virginia League\'s Roanoke Magicians. The following season, he played for the London Cockneys of the Canadian League. He batted a career-high .413 to win the batting title.\n', '
Although Cockman did "pretty good work with the stick," he was released by Toronto in 1898 and then went to the Atlantic League\'s Reading Coal Heavers. In 1900, Cockman played in the Eastern League, International League, and Interstate League. He posted a .307 batting average in the Interstate League, and it was the last time in his career that he would bat over .300.\n', '
From 1901 to 1903, Cockman played in the Western League with the Minneapolis Millers and Milwaukee Creams. He then spent most of the following four seasons with the Eastern League\'s Newark Sailors. In 1905, he hit just .232 but was acquired by the N…
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