Career
The 6"1", 180 pounds right-hander was a native of Wilmington, Delaware. Crouch was 4–0 with a 2.58 during his brief rookie season. He made his major league debut in relief on May 9, 1939 against the Cardinals at Ebbets Field.
(September 8, 1939)
In 1941 he finished in the National League top ten for games pitched (38), saves (7), and games finished (16).
Career totals for 50 games pitched include an 8–5 record, 12 starts, 4 complete games, 21 games finished, and 7 saves. He allowed only 10 home runs and 60 earned runs in 155.2 innings pitched.
His lifetime European Research Area stands at 3.47. He handled 40 out of 41 total chances for a.976 fielding percentage.
Crouch was the son of former major league pitcher William "Bill" Crouch.
They are the only father/son duo from Delaware to have played in the big leagues.