167 games in center field, 39 games at first base, 28 games at second base, 27 games in right field, and 20 games at third base. He was ejected only once in his career, in 1937 by umpire Charles Johnston, for arguing balls and strikes. Johnson spoiled no-hit games by getting the only hit for his club three times, one of them a homer off Yankee ace Lefty Gomez on June 30, 1937. Johnson is one of three players in major league history to drive in all his club's runs in a single game (minimum eight runs); On June 14, 1924, first baseman George Kelly hit three home runs to drive in all eight New York Giants runs in an 8–6 win over the Cincinnati Reds. Johnson matched this one-man offensive on June 12, 1938, when the Athletics beat the St. Louis Browns 8–3, driving in all the runs with two home runs (one a grand slam, his second of the month) and a single. The mark was surpassed on September 2, 1996, in a ten-inning game, when Mike Greenwell got all nine RBI in a Boston 9–8 victory over the Seattle Mariners. Johnson was the first of only two players (the other was Ichiro Suzuki) to make his major league debut after his 27th birthday, and still finish with over 2000 hits. Later years After leaving the major leagues, Johnson spent five more seasons in the minor leagues managing and playing for the Tacoma Tigers in the Western International League. He died in Tacoma in 1982 of heart failure at age 76. Legacy In 1964, Johnson was inducted into the State of Washington Sports Hall of Fame. He was honored by the Philadelphia Baseball Wall of Fame in 1989. Baseball author Bob Carroll commented on Johnson; "Indian Bob Johnson never had one of those super seasons that make everyone sit up and whistle. While phenoms came, collected their MVP trophies, and faded, he just kept plodding along hitting .300, with a couple dozen homers and a hundred ribbies year after year. Like a guy punching a time clock." See also List of lifetime home run leaders through history List of Major League Baseball career home run leaders List of Major League Baseball career hits leaders List of Major League Baseball career runs scored leaders List of Major League Baseball career runs batted in leaders List of Major League Baseball