The Washington herald., 1910-08-20

ABADIE. IAN old-time inneIder; we'll
known in Pennsylvania; played with
the Easton club in 1874; the Centennial
club. of Philadelphia. 1s75-I6, and first
base with the Athletics in 1Sls-SO-a-
ABBATICCHIO. EDWARD J.-1nhelder;
born at Latrobe. Pa. 1877; played with
Greensburg CPa) club. 1897; Philadelphia
Nationals. 1895: Minneapolis, 1889; Min
neapolis A. A, 1890; Milwaukee A. A.
1900 Nashville. Tenn, 19Ol-O2; Boston
Nationals, l903-O4-o5; not al all in 1906;
Pittsburg Nationals. 1907-0S-09-l0; Boston
Nationals, 1910; played in the worlds Sc
ries OF 1909; height, feet 10 10 inchesi
weight. 175 pounds.
ABBEY, BERT WOOD-Outnelder; born
at Essex, VI, 1SG9; began at University
Vermont: Washington, 1892; Pittsburg
Nationals. 1898: loaned to Macon (Ga),
1898. Chicago Nationals gave Pittsburg
Gumbert in exchange. 1s93-94-s5; Brook
Ign Nationals, 1885.
ABBEY. CHARLES L.-Pitcher and out
fielder: with St. Paul CWestern). 1890;
Duluth CWestern). 1891; Portland pa
clhc and Northwestern. 1891; Column
bus Cwestern). 1892; Washington Ma
tionals. 1892 sS-s4-s5-s6-s7. batted Sls in
1894; felded 900 in 1895; in seventy-hye
games in 1896 batted .255. and .264 in
1897.
ABLES, H.-A pitcher. playing in South
ern leagues; Corsicana champions. 1901
Shreveport Csouthern). 1904; Dallas, 1905;
St Louis Americans three games). 1906;
Dallas 19O6-07-0S: Cleveland Americans,
1909; San Antonio 19O9-l0; pitched a %
inning tie Cd. July 5. 1910 San Antonio
VS.. Waco, striking out Il men.
ABBOTT. FREDERIcK-Catcher; with
New Orleans. l9o1-O2; Cincinnati Ma
yonals. 1902; Cleveland Americans. 1909
o.: Columbus. A A. 1904: Philadelphia
Nationals, 1906: Toledo A. A, l9O6-07-
os-o9-l0; in 1909, July 3. caught the long
est game in the history of the associa-
ton, opening Swayne Park. Columbus
VS. Toledo, I2-11. eighteen innings.
ABSTEIN. WILLIAM-First baseman;
born in St. Louis No. 1885; played with
Belleville. Ill. 1903: Houston, Tex. 1904:
Shreveport. La, 1866: PittsburR Ma
tionals. 1905; Providence. r. l.. 197-os;
Pittsburg Nationals. 1903: St. Louis
Americans. 1910: Jersey City. 1910:
played in the worlds series IN 1909;
height. feet; weight, 1S5 pounds.
ACCORsINI. vICTOR-Catcher; Cincfn-
natl Nationals. 1900: Southern league
1sOO-0l-O2: Memphis CSouthern league
champIons), 1903; Nashville (southern).
1904; Norwich Conn League). 1904 six
teen games; Nashville and Little Rock
(Southern), 1905; Norwich Comb 1906.
o. Meriden Conn. 1908.
ADAMS. CHARLES B. ("Babe'J-Pftch-
er: born at Upton, Ind. 1883. played
with Parsons (TIans), 1905; st. Louis
National. 1906; Denver. ColoO. 1eOs-07.
Louisville. 1908; Pittsburg National, 1909
10; height. feet lliz: weight $50; played
in the worlds series OF 1909 and won the
fifth and seventh games OF the series
effectively pitching both games through:
pitched. IN 1909, two shit games and
three shut-outs
ADAMS. IYERS w.-President Boston
club. 1872 When the Cincinnati Red
Stockings club disbanded. IN 1870. Adams
brought the Wrights. Leonard. Gould.
and McVey 10 Boston. These. with
Spalding, Barnes. Schafer, and Fralev
Rogers, formed the champion team Of
several years.
ADAMS. R. A pitcher with the Tenn
pie club, Texas league, 1906. where he
pitched sixteen games, winning thirteen
with record Of So; OF these victories
one was no-hit. four were shut-outs.
one Init, one 2-hit. two 3-hit. one 4-hit.
and he batted .29s; went to Washington
American late in 1905, and pitched six
games. winning one against Detroit;
Cleburne CTexas) champions. 1905: Den
yer CWestern). l9O7-0S-O9-10
ADKINS. DR.. MERLE-A prominent 6q-
ure in the Eastern League; pitcher: be-
gan with Beloit College, 1901: NIilwau-
kee (Western League). 1902: New York
Americans. 1903: Baltimore EASTERN.
lses-ol-O5-06-O7-OS-o9-1O in 1905, won twen-
ty-nine and lost twelve games. per
centage Of .707. and nelded .94s