Did you know that since 1900, not one major league ballplayer has ever had more than four errors in a nine-inning game while playing first base?
In the Union Association Joe Quinn of St. Louis played in one-hundred games in 1884 and set the all-time Major League record for errors in a season by a first baseman with sixty-two.
On May 1, 1920, Walter Holke of Boston and Ed Konetchy of Brooklyn played in a twenty-six inning game and set the major league record for longest single game ever played without a single error at first base by either first baseman.
