Scanlon was 18-13 for the 1906 Dodgers despite leading the NL in bases on balls (127). Following his ML career, he practiced medicine in Brooklyn. His younger brother Frank pitched in six games for the 1906 Phillies.
Scanlon was 18-13 for the 1906 Dodgers despite leading the NL in bases on balls (127). Following his ML career, he practiced medicine in Brooklyn. His younger brother Frank pitched in six games for the 1906 Phillies.
