The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-18
WHO'S WHO IN BASEBALL
PAST AND PRESENT.
gcoosrisht. 1910. b. Tie Washington HeraIdJ

LEARY, JOHN-Outfielder pitcher, Man
chester, 1915: Allegheny and Baltimore
"a. Al ~, louisville {Eeiipses, amer
lean Association), lsS2-63-1, Baltimore
"a. Al, 1851; Chicago Union Associa-
tion), 1884, Altoona (Union Association)
1884; batted 300 In 1882
LEE, PITCHER; Indianapolis Ameri.
cans, 1900 Washington Americans, 1901
LEE, MARTIN s.-outhelder; Chicago
Nationals, 1888
LEE. THOMAS-Pitcher: Chicago Ma
uonals( 1881; Baltimore Unions). 1884;
81. Louis (Unions), 1854; batted 800 in
1884
Lesson. JoHN-outhelder; Louisville
Nationals. 1886
LEVER. SAMUEL - Pitcher; born in
Goshen. 1872; began with Richmond 1897
Pittshurg Nationals, 1S9s-S)-lg 10000 o. o.
Of-05-o6-0I -0s-09-loi played in the world
series OF 1903.
LEHANE. M.-Shortstop; National Tn
ions lWashingtOn). 1884; Buffalo, lsSi
tbatting 1927 $3.50; Columbus (AmeTican
Association. 1880. for 140 games; bait
ting .lS5.
GEIFIELD. ALBERT P.-Pitcher; born
Trenton, III. 1858; began with Des
MoinesI 1916 Pittsburg Nationals. 1861
06-0l-0s-0s-l0; played in the world series
OF 1893.
LEIsE. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: Chicago
Nationals, 1903; Boston Nationals, 1910.
LEITNER, H.-Pitcher; Indianapolis Ma
tionals, 1851.
LELIVELT. JOHN-Outfelder Reading,
1905; Detroit AmericapS, 1909; Washington
Americans is09-l0.
LEMONS. HARRY-Infielder; Cincinnati
Nationals, 1889.
LENNON, M.-Catcher; Kekionga, 1871.
LENNON. EDWARD 90 Third baseman;
Brooklyn Nationals. 1909-10.
LEONARD, J.-outhelder; Livingstone
1871.
LEONARD. ANDREW C. - outfelderi
born 1886. began with Amateurs, OF
Newark; Iryingtons IN. j.. 1867
Buckeyes fCincinnau). 1s6S; Cincinnati
fRed Stockings. lS69-70 Olympics, ls7li
Boston Nationals, 3-14-15-7s-77-1Si
EhOT1stOp. Capital City (Albany), 1879,
Rochester, 1875 Cincinnati Nationals,
1883
LEPINE. Pitcher; Pittsburg Nation
ais, 1893.
lie ROY. pitcher. New York Ameri-
cans. 1906.
LEWIS. CHARLES H.-First baseman;
Peoria 1888; Baltimore Unions), 1854,
Baltimore (American AssOciauOn), 1885
LEWIS. T. M-Pitcher: Boston Nation
ais, lsg7-SS-s3-1s00; Boston Americans
1901
LEWIS. FRED-outielder; born Utica,
1888. Troy. 1875. Rochester 1880: BOs-
ton, ISL; Philadelphia Nationals, 1852
IS, for IS games batting "a, St. Louis
american Association, lSs3-S4-55: Gin
cinnau Nationals, 1886; Rochester 1851
batted over 800 IN lSS3-S4-s5, leading
almost every club he played in.
LEWIS, GEORGE - Outfelder; Pacific
Coast, 1903; Boston Americans, 1910
LEWIS, PHILIP - Shortstop; Brooklyn
Nationals. l$5-06-07-03; Baltimore early
in 1905
BY-STEPHEN-First baseman; born
in Maine. 1888; began with Portland
New Englandl. $50; PLAYED with Chei-
falo QnternaUOnaD. ISIS. .
LIEBHARDT, GLENN-Pitcher; Cleve-
land Americans. ly07-08.
LIESE. FRED-Pitcher. St. Pauls ana
UniVersals, Of Wisconsin. Madison, 1905
%; Boston Nationals, 1910.
LILLE. JAMES J.-Outfelder; Buffalo
Nationals, lSS3-si-S5; Kansas City Ma
tionals, 1856, for IL games; batting 10
Kansas City 1851 batted -2lS il liz
games q lAS+
LINCOLN EZRA P.-Pitcher; Cleveland
Nationals, 1880.
LINDAMAN, Y A.-Pitcher; Boston Ma
tionais. l906-07-0S-09.
LINDSAY. H.-Inhelder: Detroit Ameri-
cans. 1906.
LINKE. FRED.-Pitcher; Cleveland Ma
tiOnals. ls09-l0
LIPP, Pitcher; Philadelphia Nation
ais. 1897
LISTER, T-FiTst baSeman; Cleveland
Americans, l9J7; Detroit Americans. 1910.
LIVELY, JOHN - Cleveland Americans,
1895. Philadelphia Americans. 1905; Oak
land 1910.