John Lavan

Dossier
John Leonard "Doc" Lavan (1890–1952) was a professional baseball shortstop who played 11 seasons in Major League Baseball for the St. Louis Browns, Philadelphia Athletics, Washington Senators, and St. Louis Cardinals. Born in Grand Rapids, Michigan, he attended Hope College and the University of Michigan before reaching the majors. In 1,163 career games, Lavan posted a .245 batting average with 954 hits and 377 RBIs, with his best offensive season coming in 1920 (.289, 63 RBIs). A capable fielder with good range, he nonetheless led American League shortstops in errors four times.
Card gallery
John Lavan through the years
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Catalogue record
1916 Sporting News (M101 5) · #97
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The catalogue
Every catalogued card
28 cards
1916
14 cards
#97
1916 Sporting News (M101 5)
#97
1916 Sporting News (M101 5)
#97
1916 Sporting News (M101 5) Reprint
#97
1916 Sporting News (M101 5) Reprint
#97
1916 Standard Biscuit (D350 1)
#97
1916 Standard Biscuit (D350 1)
#99
1916 Globe Clothing (H801 9)
#99
1916 Globe Clothing (H801 9)
#99
1916 Morehouse Baking (D352)
#99
1916 Morehouse Baking (D352)
#99
1916 Sporting News (M101 4)
#99
1916 Sporting News (M101 4)
#99
1916 Weil Baking (D329)
#99
1916 Weil Baking (D329)








