The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-10

GLEASON. Third baseman; 81. Louis
american Association). for Is games,
1SS2
GLENALVIN. r second base, ST.
Joe tWesternl. 1857. Chicago Nationals
1S9C-9l-9i. played 6S games in loJO, bat
ting -26S and fielding .SZS.
/ GLENN. JOHN W.-Second base: Olym-
pic Washington, lSli-l2, tOutheld) !;
Washington. 1873 first base, Chicago.
1910 (frst basel; Outdelder. Chicago
Nationals, lS16-1G Rochester, 1873; Viz
ginia EASTERN, lS3; Virginia lAmeFi-
can Association. 1884: Boston Nation
ais. lSSS; Sioux city. 1883
GLENN EDWARD C.-Outhelder: Vir-
ginia EASTERN. 1855. Allegheny (Ameri-
can Association. 1856; Charleston, 1881
for So games; Gled Richmond, Va, 1872
GOAR. JOT-Outfelder. Pittsburg Ma
tionals 1896. Cincinnati Nationals. 1895.
GOCHNAUR. II. go Pitcher; Cleveland
Americans. 1902.
GOODWIN, Pitcher; Boston Ameri-
cans. 1896
GOECKEL. W.-First base: Philadelphia
Nationals 1899. for 50 games batting
-2S3 and fielding .972
GOETZ, GEORGE. E.-Pitcher; Balti-
more american Association, 1856, 1SS9;
pitched and won ] game in 1859
GOETZEAN, CHARLES, H.-Grand Rap
ids, 1928.
GOLDEN. R-Pitcher: Western. 1875:
Chicago Nationals. 1915: Milwaukee Na-
tionals, 1875, Outfeld, Indianapolis, lo'6-
a; Milwaukee, 1873
GOLDMAN. H 80 Pitcher; Baltimore
Americans, 1902.
GOLDSBY, L. - Outhelder: St Louis
american Association, 1884; Washing
ton american Association, 1851; Nir-
ginia american Association. 1854, for
q games in all, washington Nationals,
1886. Topeka tWestern), 1871; Baltimore
american Association 1883; batted .40l
with Topeka, 1857
GOLDSMITH. FRED E.-Second base:
kekiOngas (shortstOp), 1871; OlympiCs
Western third base, 1910; Tecumseh,
1S77-7S: Springfield. 1873, pitcher, Chtca-
90 Nationals 1SS0-Sl-S2-S3-S4; led pitch
ers in 1852 with .655 per cent OF vic
tories in 43 games; American Associa-
ton umpire, 1889.
GOODALL. HERBERT FRANK-Pitch-
er; Cincinnati Nationals, 1889. Louis
Vile american Associatlon), 1880. for
IS games. and led batters with 40;
Wilkesbarre, 1893.
GRIFFITH. H.-Pitcher; Cleveland Amer
leans, 1910.
lGRIGGS-Outfelder and first baseman;
st. Louis Americans, 1e09-iO
GRIMES, D.-Pitcher; st. Louis Nation
ais, 1897.
GRIMM, JOHN H.-catcher; Rochester
american Association, 1890, FOR %
games; Milwaukee, 1881, for 70 games;
| Louisville Nationals lS92-93-94; Brook
| Ign Nationals. lS95-96-97-9S.
| GRIAiSHAW, J.-Inhelder; Boston Amer
! leans, l905-O6-N; Toronto. 1909.
CROFT, L. C.-Outhelder; Chicago Ma
tionals. 1891.
GROOM, ROBERT - Pitcher: Portland
(Ore). 1905; Washington Americans.
| 190S-09-10.
GROSS. EMIL M-Catcher; Red Caps.
/ 1877: Providence Nationals, 1S79-S0-S1;
Chicago Nationals, 1883; Philadelphia
| Nationals. 1sS3-S4. Chicago (Unions).
| 1884: batted over 800 in 1883 and 1884.
| GROTHE, H.-Pitcher; Chicago Nation
ais. 1904. pitching in games Of which
! he lost 2.
GRUBER, HENRY-Pitcher: Lynn. 1856:
| Detroit Nationals. 1SS7-SS; Cleveland
! Nationals, 1883, Cleveland players
! Leaguel, 1880; won and lost l6 in 1883;
Troy. 1893
| GUEHRER, J. F.-Outfelder; Ironsides,
1884; Philadelphia Nationals. 1856.
! GUMBERT, ADDISON C.-Pitcher; Chi
] cago Nationals. 1899; Boston players
! League), 1880; Chicago Nationals. 1891;
Pittsburg Nationals lS92-93-S4; Brook
/ lfn ANaAAVAdASt $780, pdNltQ over .oVJ III
1891, 1894. and 1895: sheriff OF Allegheny
! County (Pa-). January l. 1907.
! CUNNING. THOMAS +. - Catcher;
Springfield. 1925 Boston Nationals.
1SS4-S5-S6, for q games: Athletics (Amer-
lean Association, 1856: Philadelphia
Nationals, 1857; Athletics american
Association), 1SsS-s9; batted .293 IN 1881
in q games.
! GUNSON, j. B.-Catcher: Washington
! Unions). 1884; Kansas City, (AmeTi-
! can Association, 1889; Baltimore Ma
tiOnals, 1892; St Louis Nationals. 1893:
! Cleveland Nationals. 1893: batted 81
with Topeka in 1857. aad led catchers
with $50.
GUTH. H.-substitute; Chicago Nation
ais, 1880
/ HACKETT. T.-First baseman: st. Louis
Nationals. 1903. for Sc games. batting
-e2S
/ HACKETT. c. NJ. - Manager Brooklyn
/ (American Association, 1885
/ HACKETT. NJ M.-Catcher; born Cam
! bridge, Mass, 1859 Boston 1SSS-S4-s5:
Kansas City Nationals 1856. for %
games; Indianapolis Nationals. 1888
PADDOCK. GEORGE S.-Pitcher; Wash
ington Nationals, 1889, for % games;
Buffalo Players League. 1890: Boston
| A. a. 1891, for ~ games; Brooklyn Ma
honals. lS92-SSs