The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-11
WHO'S WHO IN BASEBALL
PAST AND PRESENT.
Icosyrisht. 1910. BY The Washlnston He-lal

HART. J.-Outhelder: Buffalo Americans.
lse9; Baltimore Americans. 1901; batted
.3lZ in 1901
HART, J. A. -. OutheIder; Louisville
american Association. 1855.
HARTLEY. r. J.-OutdeIder. St I.ouis
Nationals. lS9S, Cleveland Nationals,
HARTMAN. FRED-Thlrd base. PITTS
burg Nationals, 1894: PhiladelDLia Ma
uonals, 1885, ST. Louis Nationals. 1897;
New York Nationals. 1859 for 2
games Chicago Americans 10000. St
Louis Nationals, 1902 for III games:
batting ~; batted over 800 in 1897 and
1901 Buffalo, 1903; Montreal, ls04-05.
HARTSEL. r T-Outhelder. Louisville
Nationals, 1850, Indianapolis Ameri-
cans. 1919, Cincinnati Nationals. 1900:
Chicago Nationals. 1901. Philadelphia
Americans, lgl2-Q3-e4-05-06-01-0S-09. bat
ted over 800 M 1850 1901 and 1903. played
IN The world series of lvl5. led Amer
lean League leftfelders In 1903 with sos
HARTZELL, ROY-Outfelder; ST. Louis
Americans, lg06-07-0S-09-l0
HARVEY, T. - OutdeIder: Minneapolis
Americans. 1900. Cleveland Americans,
1901. batted over 800 in 1850 and 1901
HASLER. M.-Pitcher; Cleveland Ameri-
cans. 1906.
HASSAMER. W. Third base: Port
land tPacIhcl, 1890, California, 1881;
washington Nationals. lS9i-95; Louis
vale Nationals, 1885; batted .326 IN
HASTINGS. CHARLES M.-OutdeIder;
Plttsburg Nationals lS96-9l-qS.
HASTINGS. SCOTT-Catcher: Rockford
GILL, lsl- outlelder. Cleveland 1872
catcher. Baltimore 1873; Hartford. 1874;
Chicago. 1870, Louisville Nationals. 1876.
HATFIELD, GILBERT CGuD-UtnIty
player; born in Hoboken. y. J.. 1850;
..a.
1855. Monumentals Of Baltimore, lSSi;
Harrisburg INl, finished 1854 with New
+ ARK ana began lsN5, finished 1880 with
Buffalo. Portland (Me). 1861; New
York Nationals. lSS1-SS-s9i New York
PLAYERS Leaguel, 1880. Brooklyn Ma
uonais. 1888. Louisville Nationals, 1885,
brother Of John.
HATFIELD, JOHN V B.-Leftfelder;
born 1874, New York CMutualsl. ISL;
second base, Is72-73-7f-75-76, made the
feet u inches In 1872 never beaten,
Lajeune Springfield. Ohio, al Cincin-
natl came within a few inches Of it,
died 1888
HAUG. H.-Substitute; st. Louis, $50
HAUSER. ARNOLD J-Shortstop; ST.
Louis Nationals. 1910.
HACTZ. A.-First baseman: Red Stock
iDgs. OF St Louis, lS75-
HAVER. H-Pitcher; Philadelphia Va
UCuaIS. 1910.
HAYES. NILL1A0f-First base catcher.
Lowell. lN71-7N, oUtdeider Boston Va
uCualS. ISIS, Baltimore. lN>0, Rochester,
1850. Cincinnati Unions, lSS4
HAWKE. w V.-Pitcher. St Louis Ma
tlonals. IS93, Baltimore Nationals 1855
s.. pitched a uO-hiJ game in 1883: played
In the world series of 1884
HAWKINS. r. Pitcher BROOKLYN
american Association, 1855.
HAWKS. T.-Second base: Manchester.
1915 Troy Nationals. 1873, Washington
american Association, 1854
HAWKES.. g. P.-Second baseman; Live
OAKS. 1871; Troy Nationals. 1873.
HAWLEY, r. P. C'PnkD Pitcher; born
Beaver Dam. Wis, 1872; his brother.
"Blue" Hawley. was catcher. and they
formed a famous battery with Wiscon-
sin teams ia ISsl-Sl; Fort Smith club
1Sg2 when he struck out - men. 81.
Louis En- July 1S92-g3-9f. Pittsburg Ma
tiouals. lSe5-96-91. Cincinnati Nationals.
1SeS-es. New York Nationals. 1900: Mil
waukee Americans. 1871; batJed .32i in
1850.