12. (a) John Odom
(b) Brian Haas
(c) William Wilson
(d) Robert Moses Groove
(e) Leon Goslin
(f) Joe Medwick
(g) Albert Schoendienst
(h) Jim Grant
(i) Mordecai Brown
(j) Charles Day
13. (d)
14. (b)
15. (d) Kubek hit 57. Meanwhile, Gariagiola hit 42 dingers, Rizzuto 38, Montgomery 23, and Ucker banged out
14. "Must be in the front row!"
16. (a)
17. (d) Wahoo Sam had 312 three-baggers in his career.
18. (b) Medwick won in 1937 while playing for St. Louis.
19. (e) Henderson started the triple-killing with a line-drive to Kansas City's Frank White.
20. (f) There was some confusion on this question. We meant major league players with the same last name; obviously no one named Lisa Anderson has ever played professional baseball. Sorry about the confusion. Anyway, among the namesakes are Mike Anderson (Philadelphia outfielder in the early '70s), Cliff Brady (Boston second baseman in 1920), Alta Cohen (Giant infielder in the 1920s), Mel and Albert Hall, Elroy "Crazy Legs" Hirsch, Rich Nye (Cub pitcher in the 1960s), Pat Putnam, Jim Price (Tiger catcher in the late '60s), and Earl Wilson. Glenn Hoffman spells his name with only one "n".