URBAN "RED" FABER

• Struck out a Loras College record 24 batters in a nine inning game vs. St. Ambrose in 1909.
• Pitched 20 seasons (1914-33) with the Chicago White Sox, compiling a 254-213 record with a 3.15 lifetime ERA.
• Defeated the New York Giants three times in the 1917 World Series and was the last legal American League spitballer when he retired in 1933.
• Enshrined into the National Baseball Hall of Fame in 1964.
• Had the Faber-Clark Field on the Loras campus named after him in 1964.