Heilmann had his best defensive season in 1924, collecting 31 outfield assists, more than any other outfielder that year.

Heilmann never had more than 18 outfield assists in any other season.

When a reporter pointed out that he had won batting titles every other year from 1921 to 1927, Heilmann replied: “ Mr. Navin gives me contracts on a two-year basis.

The real estate business was taken care by the Heilmann ' sche Immobilien-Gesellschaft AG and several other related companies.

* Gerhard Heilmann publishes The Origin of Birds ( in English ) on bird evolution.

Heilmann was also an excellent slugger, ranking among the American League leaders in both slugging percentage and RBIs in 12 seasons.

Detroit manager Hughie Jennings used Heilmann as the Tigers ’ starting first baseman, and he led the league in errors by a first baseman both years, including 31 in 1919 for a. 979 fielding percentage.

Whether due to the lively ball, Cobb ’ s teaching, or both, Heilmann ’ s batting average rose by 85 points in 1921.

Ruth led the league in home runs and RBIs in both 1921 and 1923 but was edged out in batting average both years by Cobb and / or Heilmann.

In 1926, Detroit ’ s outfielders took three of the top four spots in the batting race, with center fielder Heinie Manush winning the batting crown at. 378, and Heilmann and left fielder Bob Fothergill both hitting. 367.

Heilmann ’ s batting average dropped off somewhat in 1928 (. 328 ) and 1929 (. 344 ), though he was still among the league leaders in batting average both years.

Despite leading the league in both RBIs ( 112 ) and extra base hits ( 54 ) in 1915, Crawford saw his plate appearances cut almost in half in 1916 ( from 694 to 368 ) as the Tigers made room in the lineup for Heilmann.

The Detroit lineup featured such Hall of Famers as Ty Cobb and Harry Heilmann, who both complained that he was doctoring the ball throughout the game.

Cobb took over as the Tigers ’ manager in 1921 and worked closely with Heilmann to improve his batting technique.

At the post as chairman of the parliament he was succeeded by fellow party member Ruth Heilmann.

After a scout saw him hit an 11th-inning, game-winning double, Heilmann was signed to a professional contract by the Portland Beavers of the Northwest League.

Though his. 282 batting average was low by the standards he would set later, Heilmann ranked among the American League leaders with 30 doubles ( seventh best ), 73 RBIs ( seventh best ) and 43 extra base hits ( eighth best ).

In addition to the lively ball, Heilmann ’ s development into a star in the 1920s was likely also influenced by Ty Cobb.

Heilmann narrowly won the batting crown, edging Cobb, by five points.

On July 8, 1921, Heilmann hit a home run in Detroit that the New York Tribune reported measured 610 feet – one of the longest home runs ever hit by a Tiger.

In 1924, Heilmann “ slumped ” ( by his standards ) to a. 346 batting average ( sixth best in the AL ), though his. 445 on base percentage was second best in the league.

At the beginning of September, Heilmann trailed Speaker by 50 points, but beat Speaker in the closing weeks.

In 1927, Heilmann won his fourth batting crown, batting. 398 and missing the. 400 mark by just two hits.

Heilmann trailed Simmons by one point going into the last day of the 1927 season.

One building, however, was preserved: the Gothic Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary, built between 1517 and 1594 and designed by Jakob Heilmann of Schweinfurt.

Though this hypothesis was doubted by Nopcsa, it was adopted by the Danish researcher Gerhard Heilmann who in 1916 proposed that a quadrupedal Hypsilophodon lived like the modern tree-kangaroo Dendrolagus.

: The Buzz about Bees-Biology of a Superorganism ( photos by H. R. Heilmann ) Springer Heidelberg & Berlin, 2008

It was originally founded in 1871 by Jakob Heilmann ( 1846-1927 ) in Regensburg as " Baugeschäft J. Heilmann " ( J. Heilmann building company ), and, by 1876, specialized on railway construction, later on on building construction.

the present-day Munich Hofbräuhaus was erected during the years 1896 and 1897 by Heilmann & Littmann.

Cobb taught Heilmann to crouch more, use his wrists to drive the ball and shift his weight to his front foot.

And despite missing more than a month with the broken collarbone, Heilmann hit a career-high 21 home runs – fourth best in the league.

Heilmann ’ s. 445 on base percentage was second best in the American League, and he once again hit more than 100 RBIs, finishing fifth in the American League MVP voting.

After failing to find such evidence, Heilmann ultimately rejected Beebe's Tetrapteryx hypothesis, and this remained the consensus among ornithologists for the next several decades.

In 1893 in Paris Charles Brown assisted Jean Heilmann in evaluating AC and DC transmission systems for Fusée Electrique, a steam locomotive with electric transmission, and using this knowledge he designed a three-phase AC electric locomotive for Oerlikon, Zurich.

At about the same time, the media revealed that Lutz Heilmann, a Left Party Bundestag deputy from the state of Schleswig-Holstein, had worked several years for the Stasi.

The local Emergency Management Agency for O ' Hara Township consist of one Coordinator ( James Farringer ) and two Deputy Coordinators ( Thomas Polczynski and Thomas Heilmann ).

In 1913, the 19-year-old Heilmann was working as a bookkeeper for a biscuit-maker, when a former teammate from Sacred Heart asked him to fill in for the Hanford, California, team in the San Joaquin Valley League.

Heilmann later recalled he received a spaghetti dinner as a bonus for signing with Portland.

Heilmann debuted with the Tigers on May 16, 1914, and played in 69 games that year, batting. 225 and committing six errors in 31 games in the outfield ( 28 in center field ) for a subpar. 870 fielding percentage.

Heilmann returned to the Tigers in 1916, playing in 136 games, including 30 games at first base and 66 games as a backup right fielder for Sam Crawford.

Heilmann also became a favorite in Detroit for his actions off the field.

In addition to Heilmann and Cobb ’ s 1-2 finish for the batting title, Detroit ’ s third outfielder, Bobby Veach, was also among the league ’ s batting leaders with a. 338 average.

In 1923, Heilmann won his second batting title, hitting. 403 for the season, edging out Babe Ruth who hit. 393.

On October 16, 1923, after Babe Ruth received his World Series winner's share ‚ Heilmann ‚ who was friends with Ruth despite having beaten him for the batting title ‚ sold Ruth a $ 50 ‚ 000 life insurance policy.

Despite continuing difficulty with arthritis in his wrists, Heilmann hit. 333 for the Reds in 1930 with 68 extra base hits, 19 home runs, and 91 RBIs.

While not previously known for his fielding, Heilmann had a range factor of 2. 78 in 1930 — the second-highest range factor in baseball history for a right fielder.

Heilmann retired for good in 1932 with career totals of 2, 660 hits ( No. 70 in MLB history ), 542 doubles ( No. 28 in MLB history ), 151 triples ( No. 49 in MLB history ), 1, 539 runs batted in ( No. 44 in MLB history ), 876 extra base hits ( No. 67 in MLB history ).

Shortly after Heilmann ’ s death Time magazine published an article on Cobb ’ s campaign for his former teammate.

In 1999, Heilmann ranked No. 54 on The Sporting News list of the 100 Greatest Baseball Players, and was nominated as a finalist for the Major League Baseball All-Century Team.

Brown, using the experience he had gained while working for Jean Heilmann on steam-electric locomotive designs, had observed that three-phase motors had a higher power-to-weight ratio than DC motors and, because of the absence of a commutator, were simpler to manufacture and maintain.

Among its leading members were theatrical producer Adam Kuckhoff and his wife Greta, pianist Helmut Roloff, secretary Ilse Stöbe, diplomat Rudolf von Scheliha, author Günther Weisenborn, potter Cato Bontjes van Beek, Horst Heilmann ( an officer in the Cipher Section of OKH ), and photojournalist John Graudenz ( who had been expelled from the USSR for reporting on the Soviet famine of 1932 – 1933 ).