Pud Galvin
| Birthdate | 12/25/1856 |
| Death Date | 3/7/1902 |
| Debut Year | 1879 |
| Year of Induction | 1964 |
| Teams | Bisons, Browns, Pirates |
| Positions | Outfield, Pitcher |
The game’s first 300-game winner, Pud Galvin’s 6,003 innings and 646 complete games are second only to the career totals of Cy Young.
In the collection:
Harry Wright's initialed scorecard from June 5, 1883 - Pud Galvin takes the loss
Harry Wright's initialed scorecard from June 5, 1883 - Pud Galvin takes the loss
Harry Wright was the manager of the Providence Grays the day they took the field against the Buffalo Bisons on June 5, 1883. In the collection is this scorecard from that game in which Wright penned his “HW” initials initialed in the scorer’s box. The Buffalo team has four future members of the Hall of Fame in the lineup including Jim O’Rourke, Deacon White, Dan Brouthers, and Pud Galvin. Wright’s score book from that season surfaced in the hobby and was broken up into individual games. The Grays dropped the game 10-1 as Pud Galvin took the loss.
