Data from box scores and game summaries in The Sporting News (1945, 1948–1964), daily pitching logs at Retrosheet (1954–1964) and daily pitching gamelogs at Baseball-Reference.com (1957–1964).
Since 1930, the only pitchers under 6 feet tall to lead the league in complete games have been Ted Lyons (1930), Red Lucas (1931–1932), Red Barrett (1945), Ned Garver (1950–1951), Whitey Ford (1955), Frank Lary (1958, 1960–1961), Camilo Pascual (1959, 1962–1963), Mike Cuellar (1970), Fernando Valenzuela (1981, 1986–1987), Ron Guidry (1983), Pedro Martínez (1997) and Bartolo Colón (2003); see list of league leaders at Baseball-Reference.com.
Data from box scores and game summaries in The Sporting News (1945, 1948–1964), daily pitching logs at Retrosheet (1954–1964) and daily pitching gamelogs at Baseball-Reference.com (1957–1964).
Mel Parnell of the Red Sox defeated New York five times in 1953, and Bob Lemon and Early Wynn of the Indians also defeated New York four times (one of Wynn's victories was in relief). Whitey Ford and Eddie Lopat of the Yankees and Bob Keegan of the White Sox were the only other pitchers to defeat the Indians three times in 1954. See Retrosheet game logs for the 1953 Yankees and 1954 Indians.
