Tony "The Count" Mullane -
Baltimore Orioles/Chicago White Stockings (1882) Mullane was baseball's first ambidextrous pitcher and a talented ballplayer who played every position in the field except catcher. Mullane who turned pro in 1880, would go on to win 285 career games. The Count won 30 games in five consecutive seasons. According to reports, it was on July 18, 1882, that Mullane first pitched with both arms in a game - bare handed! More about Tony Mullane Larry Corcoran -
Chicago White Stockings (1884) Corcoran pitched using both arms in a game between Chicago and Buffalo. He alternated arms pitching, for four innings, before switching positions to shortstop. More about Larry Corcoran Elton "Icebox" Chamberlain -
Louisville Colonels (1888) Chamberlain threw with both arms during an American Association game between Louisville and Kansas City on May 9, 1888. He pitched only two innings in the game. More about Icebox Chamb...
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