The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-27
WHO'S WHO IN BASEBALL
PAST AND PRESENT.
O'MEARA, z. F.-outfelder; Cleveland
Nationals. 1896.
Copyright l0lO. bs The Washington HssaidJ

O'MEARA, z. F.-Outhelder; Cleveland
Nationals, 1896.
O'NEILL. James f. C''Tip'')-Outfelder
! Metropolitans. 1852; pitcher. New York
/ Nationals, lsS3; st. Louis, American As
/ ISOLATION. lSSl-S5-S6-s7-SS-S9; Chicago
/ Players League 1890. St Louis. Ameri-
can Association. 1881: Cincinnati Ma
/ tlonals. 1892; batted .332 in 1855; 1873 In
l6S6, .4s2 in 1851 .S32 in 1913. .5Jl IN 1883
| ,3Js in 1880. and ga IN 1851; played in
the worlds series Of 1885, 1856, 1851, and
! 1898
| O'NIELL. NJ. Pitcher: st. Louis Ma
/ tionals. l902-03-0l; hatted .3ls In 1902.
| O'NIELL, J. PALMER-PTesident Pitts
burg Nationals. 1891.
/ O'NIELLs w. J.-Outhelder; Chicago
| Americans, 1906.
O'NIELL. J.-Outnelder; Boston Ameri-
| cans, 1904, Washington Americans. 1904
o'NIELL, J.-Pitcher; 81. Louis Nation
/ ais, 1902.
! O'NEILL. J-Cateher; Chicago Nationals.
| l9O4-e5: 81. Louis Nationals. 1905; Bos-
! ton Nationals, 1906.
o'REILLY, J.-Outfelder; Cincinnati.
American Association. 1888
/ ORENDORFR. J. W.-Catcher: Boston
| Nationals, 1905; Los Angeles. for l5f
games. 1888. fielding .S69.
/ - nv JUN hs-OukItlQEI. VI an
chester, 1878; Boston Nationals, 1880;
| Worcester, Nationals. 1852. MetrOpoli-
tan, American Association, 1888 batted
/ 81 In 1873
| O'ROURKE, THOMAS-Third baseman;
/ New York Nationals, 1880; COluE<bus
/ American Association, 1881; batted .3l5
in 1888.
O'ROURKE. JAMES H.-First baseman
and outhelder; Mansfelds. 1872; Boston
National Association, lS73-74-75; Boston
/ Nationals, lN1G-H-1S; Providence Nation
ais, 1873; Boston Nationals, 1850. Buff
falo Nationals, lSsl-s2-S3-S4; New York
Nationals lSS5-S5-S1-SS-S9; New York
Players League. 1880: New York Ma
tlonals. 1912: Washington Nationals,
1881; managed IN New England, 1894
TO date; batted .3l2 in 1876; $50 in 1877:
81 IN 1879, .30l in 1881; .327 IN 1883; $50
1883; 1856 in 1856; .30l in 1891. 81 in 1882:
.9i5 IN 1893; played In the world series
of lSss and 1888; has the longest continu-
Gus record IN active organized ball
over 30 years.
OROURKE. TIMOTHY ]. Catcher
shOTtstOpi Boston Nationals. lsS7-SS;
Syracuse, American Association, 1890;
Baltimore Nationals. 1892, for 60 games,
batting 81 1888: Louisville. 1893. batting
.Sl5i 1884; St Louis. 1884, playing 50
games al first. q al third. and IS in
outield. batting -272.
~ ENCNI-hEs JOSERt l@--HecOnd base
man; ST. Louis Nationals, 1907-0s; New
York Americans, 1905.
ORR. DAVID First baseman; Metro
politans, American Association. lSSS-S4-
A5-66-SI; Brooklyn. American Associa-
ton, lsS: Columbus. American Associa-
ton, 1879: Brooklyn, Players League.
$50; played in the world series OF 1881:
batted .9A5 in lsSSi So in 1854 $50 In
lNS3: .3i6 IN 1856; -403 in 1857; .303 In 1889
ID in 1889, and .3ST IN 1890
ORTIZ; AL.-Pitcher; Philadelphia Ma
tionals, 1850 10000: Washington
Americans. 1929; Philadelphia Ameri-
cans. 1903: New York Americans. 1884,
t9-06-07-tS, and 1909: batted 347 in 1897:
-SO3 In 1900 .3lS in 1903, and 324 in 1857.
ORTHWEIN. RALPH - President St
Louis Americans, 1892
OSBORNE, J.-Outfielder; Pittsburg Ma
uonals, 1880. for Il games. batting .2SS.
OSBORN. WILFRED-Outfeld Chi
cago Nationals, l905-07; Philadelphia Ma