The Washington herald., 1910-09-15


1906-O7-0S-09-10: played in the worlds
series Of 1905 and 1907 batted 80 in 1902.
JONES, CLAUDE-Outfelder; Mime
apois, 1905: Washington Americans
tsO5-O6-O7-Os: st, Louis Americans. 1908
JONES. A R.-Pitcher; Louisville Ma
tionals, 1892
JONES. c. L-Pitcher; Cincinnati Ma
tionals. 1888
JONES. THOMAS E.-First baseman; St
Louis Americans, 190i-G5-06-07-0S: De-
troit Americans 190S-O9-1O: felded $50
and batted 30 in IA games in 1906;
played I'm the world series Of 1909.
JONES. CHARLES E.-Inhelder; Brook
lyn american Association. 1854
CHARLES W.-Outielder; West
ern. 1S75-76-0; Cincinnati. lS7S-79; Bos-
ton, 1S9-S0 Cincinnati american As
sociation). 1881 s. S3-S4-S5; Metropoli-
tans, 1887; Worcester and Lebanon, 1880;
batted over 800 in lS79-S4-S5-S7.
JONES, FIELDER A. - Manager and
center fielder: born at Shinglehouse
Pa. 1874; began with Binghamton IN,
". 1895: then to Springfield eastern
LeagUe). 1895. Brooklyn Nationals 1896
97-9S-99- 10000: Chicago Americans 1901
Observation-Disclosures manager 1904-05-06-07-
O0. played l02 games with Brooklyn In
1895. fielding .9lS and batting .353: bat
ted 30 in 1887. .S04 in 1888, -2S6 in 1899,
-ou1 III l1Nl-
]. A.-Outfelder; Providence Ma
tional League, 1884
JONES. RICHARD 90 Second baseman-
third baseman. Keystone CUniOns). 1851.
Cincinnati (Unions). 1854.
HENRY-Seeond baseman-short-
stop: Detroit Nationals, 1884; Pitssburg
Nationals, 1890
o. - Pitcher. Los Angeles. 8
games. 1904 BROOKLYN Nationals. 1903
CLOS; pitched q games in 1905; Buffalo.
for l9 games. 1905. with perfect fielding
BERT-Inhelder: Cleveland Ma
tionals. 1S9S-99: San Francisco and Oak
land. for 81 games. 1905.
JONES. CHARLES F.-Outhelder; Grand
Rapids. 1883: New York Nationals. 1884:
Brooklyn american Association. 1884.
for l3 games, at second.
JONES. J.-Outfielder; Kew York Ma
ionals, 1901. for p games; 1902, for 60
games
JONES. ELIJAH ALBERT ("BumpusO
Pitcher; born in oxford. Mich, 1883:
began with Springfield Ull) 1905: Mt
Clemens independently. 1905. Springfield
1906; Detroit. 1907. but farmed to Johns
town Pa, 1907, and recalled TO De-
troit, 1907.
JORDAN. OTTO-Second baseman; De-
trOit Americans, 1909.
NJ. H-Outielder: Dallas 1889:
Pittsburg Nationals, 1890, for g games;
batting .096: Washington EASTERN 1890
for IS games. IN Ted Sullivan's club.
TIMOTHY J. C'Home Rum
First baseman; Brooklyn Nationals,
Observation-Disclosures Baltimore. for 100
games, 1905: played with Brooklyn l26
games in 1906. fielding SIS and batting
262
JOSS, ADDIE-Pitcher; Cleveland Amer
leans. 1902 03 o. -05 06-O7-OS-09-1O: led
pitchers fielding with $50 in 1904. won 20
and lost II IN 1906; won "A and lost 3
in 1906.
JOY. W.-First bsseman; Washington
(Unions), 1884
WILLIAM - Third baseman;
born at ST. Louis. 1861; began with
Leavenworth, 1857. Kansas CITY 1887;
Fort Worth. lSSS; Houston and Toledo.
1889; Brooklyn players League). 1890;
Boston american Association. 1891;
Brooklyn Nationals. 1929: Washington
Nationals. 1S94-95-96; New York Nation
ais. 1S95-s7-9s, for 129. at first; batted
over 800 in 1891. .3A in 1S94-95-96-97
JUDE. FRANK-Outfelder Toledo. for
II games. 1905: Cincinnati Nationals
1906 for so games; fielding $50 and bat
ting .20S
JULIAN, r. - Shortstop; Indianapolis.
1875: Minneapolis 1877.
JUSTUS, Pitcher; Kansas City. 1905
for l9 games; Lancaster, 1905, for II
games.
KAGEY. E.-Pitcher; New York Nation
ais 1896.
KAHL, T.-Second baseman: Colorado
Springs, 1904; Cleveland Americans 1906
for IS games; batting .221 and fielding
-945. Leavenworth. 1905, for 100 games,
and 12s IN 1906.
KAHOE, MIKE C.-Catcher; Cincinnati
Nationals, 1s97-99-1 900-01-0e: Chicago Ma
tionals, 1902. for 60 games In all: St
Louis Americans. 1902-03-04; Philadel-
phia Nationals, 1906; Chicago Nationals,
1906; Washington Americans, 1g07-0S-09:
caught Is games for Philadelphia in
1905; Indianapolis. 81 games in 1906.
KANE, J. R.-President Milwaukee Ma
tiOnal League club, 1873
KANE, H.-Pitcher; Rochester. 1904; Phil
adelphia Nationals. 1905-06.
KANE. M-Righthelder; Nolan, 1877.
KANE, J.-Outhelder; Boston TnIons).
1884
KANE, JAMES J.-Inhelder; Pittsburg
Nationals, 1908
KANE. JOHN F.-Outfelder: Cincinnati
Nationals, 1907-0s; Chicago Nationals.
1909
KAPPELL. HENRY-Shortstop catcher.
Actives. 1888: Allentown CEastern). 1884.
for Is games; Augusta, 1886; SYRIA
cuse Stars, 1886, Bnghamton and
Buffalo. 1881 for % games; Cincinnati
american Association, 1SS7-SS; Column
bus american Association, 1889; Ath-
letics american AssOciation) 1890. for
81 games: batting .240; Sioux City, 1890,
for ll6 games.
KARGER. ED-Pitcher: Houston. for %
games, 1905; winning "a; Pittsburg Ma
tionals. 1905; ST. Louis Nationals. 1906-07-
0S; Boston Americans, 1902; Cincinnati
Nationals, 1909; pitched 6 for Pittsburg
and q for St Louis. 1906.
KATOLL. JoHN-Pitcher: Chicago Ma
tioals. 1899; Chicago Americans, 10000;
Baltimore Americans, 1902
KAY. wILL1AM-Pitcher; Washington
Americans, 19O7-0s; batted 1888 in 1907.
HEATING. r. M-Outfielder; Washing
ton Nationals, 1887.
KECK, NJ A-Outfelder. St Louis Ma
tionals. 1896
KECK. J. president Cincinnati Ma
tional club. 1861.
KEEFE. pitcher; Tacoma. 1904: Mon
treal 1906: New York Americans 1907.
KEEFE. G. W.-Pitcher; Washington
Nationals. lSS6-S7-sS-S9 winning Z and
losing IS; Buffalo players League).
1890, for q games; Washington tAmeri-
can Association. 1891; Washington Ma
tionals. 1892; lives in Washington.
KEEFE. TIMOTHY J-Pitcher; Albany.
1880 Troy. 1SS0-sl-S2; Metropolitans
(American Association. 1852 1884: New
York Nationals. 1SS5-S6-S7-SS-S9: New
Pork players League) 1890: Phladel-
played in the world series of iSSi-sS-S9:
led National League pitchers victories
IN 1855 with .745; led in strike-outs in
1859.