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- Q4932990 description "American baseball player".
- Q4932990 description "American baseball player".
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- Q4932990 abstract "Robert M. Keating (1862–1922), was a Major League Baseball pitcher for the Baltimore Orioles. He appeared in one game for the Orioles on August 27, 1887—pitching a complete game, allowing 16 runs on 16 hits in the loss. An arm injury ended his career and he became an inventor, starting off by inventing various shaving devices.In 1897, he started the R.M. Keating Company which manufactured bicycles, through his Keating Wheel Works subsidiary. Keating had some success for a time with his bicycle business and may even have invented the first motorcycle, though the company apparently folded before any were released.[1]He also invented the rubber home plate, still in use today.[2]".
- Q4932990 birthDate "1862-09-22".
- Q4932990 birthPlace Q49158.
- Q4932990 birthYear "1862".
- Q4932990 deathDate "1922-01-19".
- Q4932990 deathPlace Q49158.
- Q4932990 deathYear "1922".
- Q4932990 debutTeam Q805748.
- Q4932990 position Q1048902.
- Q4932990 thumbnail Keating_Wheel_Co._bicycle_ad_Out_West_1896.png?width=300.
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- Q4932990 birthDate "1862-09-22".
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- Q4932990 dateOfBirth "1862-09-22".
- Q4932990 dateOfDeath "1922-01-19".
- Q4932990 deathDate "1922-01-19".
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- Q4932990 debutteam Q805748.
- Q4932990 name "Bob Keating".
- Q4932990 name "Keating, Bob".
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- Q4932990 shortDescription "American baseball player".
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- Q4932990 comment "Robert M. Keating (1862–1922), was a Major League Baseball pitcher for the Baltimore Orioles. He appeared in one game for the Orioles on August 27, 1887—pitching a complete game, allowing 16 runs on 16 hits in the loss. An arm injury ended his career and he became an inventor, starting off by inventing various shaving devices.In 1897, he started the R.M. Keating Company which manufactured bicycles, through his Keating Wheel Works subsidiary.".
- Q4932990 label "Bob Keating".
- Q4932990 depiction Keating_Wheel_Co._bicycle_ad_Out_West_1896.png.
- Q4932990 givenName "Bob".
- Q4932990 name "Bob Keating".
- Q4932990 name "Keating, Bob".
- Q4932990 surname "Keating".