Dan Coogan

Dan Coogan: Dan Coogan

Shortstop

Born: February 16, 1875(1875-02-16)
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Died: October 28, 1942(1942-10-28) (aged 67)
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Batted: Unknown Threw: Unknown

MLB debut

April 25, 1895 for the Washington Senators

Last MLB appearance

August 8, 1895 for the Washington Senators

Career statistics

Batting average     .221

Home runs     0

Runs batted in     7

Teams

Washington Senators (1895)

Daniel George Coogan (February 16, 1875 – October 28, 1942) was a shortstop in Major League Baseball. He played for the Washington Senators in 1895.^[1]

He was the head baseball coach for the University of Pennsylvania, 1904-1905.^[1]

References

^ ^a ^b "Dan Coogan Statistics and History". baseball-reference.com. Retrieved 2010-12-26.

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v · d · ePenn Quakers head baseball coaches

Unknown (1874–1877) • No team (1878) • W. W. Britton (1879) • No team (1880–1881) • Unknown (1882) • No team (1883) • Unknown (1884–1891) • Arthur Irwin (1892–1894) • Unknown (1895–1899) • Arthur Irwin (1900–1902) • Roy Thomas (1903) • Dan Coogan (1904–1905) • Unknown (1906) • John Blakely (1907–1909) • Emlen Hare (1910–1911) • Roy Thomas (1912–1919) • Walter L. Cariss (1920–1943) • Horace Hendrickson (1944–1948) • Howard Dellmar (1949–1954) • Jack McCloskey (1955–1965) • Robert Murray (1966–1970) • Bob Seddon (1971–2005) • John Cole (2006– )

v · d · eLehigh Mountain Hawks head baseball coaches

Unknown (1885–1890) • Sharon (1891) • Unknown (1892–1893) • R. L. Lowe (1894) • Unknown (1895–1896) • Jimmy Bannon (1897) • Unknown (1898–1899) • Charlie Carr (1900–1902) • Al Maul (1903–1904) • J. K. Lilley (1905) • Dan Coogan (1906) • Jim Garry (1907–1908) • Byron W. Dickson (1909–1910) • Ralph Caldwell (1911) • Tom Keady (1912–1922) • James A. Baldwin (1923–1925) • Jing Johnson (1926–1928) • Bob Adams (1929–1937) • Paul Calvert (1938–1941) • Elbert Caraway (1942–1952) • Anthony Packer (1953–1965) • Ed Winchester (1966) • Stan Schultz (1967–1995) • Tom Morgan (1995–1996) • Sean Leary (1997– )

v · d · eHughie Jennings (1900–1904) • Glenn Scobey Warner (1905–1906) • Dan Coogan (1907–1912) • Albert Sharpe (1913–1916) • No team (1917) • Albert Sharpe (1918–1919) • John Henry (1920) • John Carney (1921–1924) • Paul Eckley (1925–1936) • Jim Tatum (1937–1939) • Mose Quinn (1940–1942) • George K. James (1943–1945) • Mose Quinn (1946–1949) • Royner Greene (1949–1956) • George Patte (1957–1961) • Ted Thoren (1962–1990) • Tom Ford (1991–2008) • Bill Walkenbach (1990– )

v · d · eGeorgetown Hoyas head baseball coaches

Unknown (1866) • No team (1867–1869) • Unknown (1870) • No team (1871–1873) • Unknown (1874–1875) • No team (1876) • Unknown (1877–1893) • Horsey (1894) • Unknown (1895–1896) • Joe Kelley (1897) • Unknown (1898) • Philip King (1899) • Jerome Bradley (1900–1901) • Herman M. Suter (1902) • Jerome Bradley (1903) • Charles Moran (1904) • Samuel H. Apperious (1905) • Kid O'Hara (1906–1907) • Hugh Spalding (1908) • Unknown (1909–1910) • James H. Sprigman (1911–1912) • Dick Harley (1913) • Dan Coogan (1914) • John D. O'Reilly (1915–1926) • Ben Egan (1927) • Larry Kopf (1928) • Valen O'Neill (1929) • Red Smith (1930) • John T. Colrick (1931) • Clayton Sheedy (1932–1933) • Ralph P. McCarthy (1933–1936) • Joe Judge (1937–1942) • Joe Gardner (1943) • No team (1944–1945) • Mickey Murtagh (1946) • Joe Judge (1947–1958) • Tommy Nolan (1959–1978) • Ken Kelly (1979–1985) • Larry Geracioti (1986–1993) • Kirk Mason (1994–1999) • Pete Wilk (2000– )

Persondata

Name Coogan, Dan

Alternative names Coogan, Daniel George; Coogan, Daniel G.

Short description Major League Baseball shortstop, college baseball coach

Date of birth February 16, 1875

Place of birth Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Date of death October 28, 1942

Place of death Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

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1875 births
1942 deaths
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Baseball shortstop stubs

Dan Coogan
Shortstop
Born: February 16, 1875(1875-02-16) Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Died: October 28, 1942(1942-10-28) (aged 67) Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Batted: Unknown	Threw: Unknown
MLB debut
April 25, 1895 for the Washington Senators
Last MLB appearance
August 8, 1895 for the Washington Senators
Career statistics
Batting average	.221
Home runs	0
Runs batted in	7
Teams
Washington Senators (1895)

Persondata
Name	Coogan, Dan
Alternative names	Coogan, Daniel George; Coogan, Daniel G.
Short description	Major League Baseball shortstop, college baseball coach
Date of birth	February 16, 1875
Place of birth	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Date of death	October 28, 1942
Place of death	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

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