RBI, 30 Stolen Bases, 258 Walks, .290 Batting Average, .342 On-base percentage, .389 Slugging Percentage, 1,352 Total Bases, 45 Sacrifice Hits, 10 Sacrifice Flies and 2 Intentional Walks. His career Fielding Percentage was .980 at all three Outfield positions. Baumholtz had a memorable minor league season in 1950, batting .379 and collecting 254 hits in 172 games for the Los Angeles Angels of the Class AAA Pacific Coast League. In contrast to radio's "Quiz Kids" or the 1950 Phillies "Whiz Kids", according to Chicago columnist Mike Royko Baumholtz was the anchor, as it were, of a 1950s Cubs outfield "that was so slow they were known as the Quicksand Kids." Hank Sauer and Ralph Kiner were in left and right fields respectively. Baumholtz is one of 13 athletes to have played in both the National Basketball Association and Major League Baseball. The thirteen are: Danny Ainge, Baumholtz, Hank Biasatti, Gene Conley, Chuck Connors, Dave DeBusschere, Dick Groat, Steve Hamilton, Mark Hendrickson, Cotton Nash, Ron Reed, Dick Ricketts and Howie Schultz. Baumholtz died in Winter Springs, Florida at the age of 79. BAA career statistics Regular season References External links Baseball Frank Baumholtz at SABR (Baseball BioProject) Frank Baumholtz at Baseball Almanac Frank Baumholtz at Baseballbiography.com Frank Baumholtz Chicago Cubs Photo Basketball or, BAA Statistics at Basketball-Reference.com, or NBL Statistics at Basketball-Reference.com Frank Baumholtz at Pro Basketball Encyclopedia Frank Baumholtz Ohio University: Top 10 100 Year Moments 1918 births 1997 deaths All-American college men's basketball players American men's basketball players Basketball players from Ohio Baseball players from Ohio Cincinnati Reds players Chicago Cubs players Cleveland Rebels players Guards (basketball) Philadelphia Phillies players Ogden Reds players Major League Baseball right fielders Ohio Bobcats baseball players Ohio Bobcats men's basketball players People from Tuscarawas County, Ohio People from Winter Springs, Florida Youngstown Bears players