The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-20
WHO'S WHO IN BASEBALL
PAST AND PRESENT.
tCoDyr1ght. 1910 By The Washington Hrraldl

in OFFICIAL averages; with Philadelphia,
played is games; made 30 hits, with
total OF Al bases, and led National
League In official batting averages hav-
ing a record Of $50, Pittsburg Nationals.
lsSs-S9. leading rightfielders with .946 IN
81 games; PittsbuFg Nationals, 1891
Washington Nationals. lS92-S3-94-so-s6;
Baltimore Nationals, 1897
MAUPIN. HARRY-Outfelder; st. Louis
Nationals. 1899
MAUP. pitcher; Chicago Nationals.
1888
MAXWELL, J. A.-Ptcher: Pittsburg
Nationals, 1896; Philadelphia Americans,
1903
MAYS, W. AL-Pitcher: born at Canal
Dover, Ohio. 1850. began with Oil City,
1854, Louisville american Association,
1855. Metropolitan (American As5ocia-
tionl. 1851; Brooklyn american As
sociationl. ISIS; Columbus (Amerlcan
Association, 1883.
MAYER. EDWARD H.-Tnlrd baseman;
Philadelphia Nationals, lse0-G.
MEDICUS. II. W.-Pitcher: Brooklyn Ma
tionals 1907
MEEGAN, PETER - Pitcher; Virginia
tAmerican Association, 1851. PittsbuTg
(AmeriCan Association. 1885.
MEEKIN. JOUETT-Pitcher; Indianap-
oils Nationals. lSs9: Louisville (Ameri-
can Association, 1890, Louisville Ma
tionals 1892. Washington Nationals,
1925: New York Nationals, lS9i-sj-96-
g7-9S-Ss; pitched In the world series OF
1880 and 1894, leading pitchers In 1884
with $50 OF victories
MEIER, -OutAelder; Pittsburg
Nationals, 1905.
MEINKE, p ". Pitcher; Altoona
Union Association. 1881; Detroit Ma
tionals. lSS4-S5.
MEISTER, H.-Third baseman; Toledo
american Association. 1851
Mclean. M.-Outhelder; Rock Island
(Three-Eye League, 1890; Chicago
Americans. 1910
METER. STEPHEN B.-Pitcher; St.
Louis Nationals. lS9-l0; pitched in %
games in 1893, winning none.
MENAFEE. JOHN C'Jock'D - Pitcher:
Louisville Nationals, 1884, Pittsburg
Nationals, lS94-56, New York Nationals,
1855: Chicago Nationals. 1S0l-G3-03 for 2
games; batting 202 winning 5 out Of IS
games.
MERCER. ". B.-PitcheT and Infelderi
Washington Nationals, lS94-55-S6-S1 $3.50.
playing so games at third; New York
Nationals, 1850, Washington Americans,
1901; Detroit Americans, 1902 batted
over 800 in the five successive years
from 1897 to 1901. inclusive
MERKLE, FRED C.-First baseman;
New York Nationals. 1907 0S 20 % 10;
played in Il games in 1903; batting Isl
and fielding go with Is errors.
merrill, ED-Second baseman; Worces-
ter Nationals. 1852, Indianapolis tAmer-
icap Association, 1884.
MERRITT. W H-Catcher; Louisville
Nationals. 1892: Boston Nationals, 1893
q; Cincinnati Nationals, 1S04-05, Pitts
burg Nationals, lS95-S6-97. for % games
Louisville Nationals, 1899; Pittsburg Ma
uonals, 1902; batted 800 in 1894.
MERTES. SAMUEL 'Sandow'9-Out-
fielder, born in San Francisco, 1872; be-
gan with Lincoln (Nebr), team West
ern Association, 1894 Quincy club
(Western AssQciation), lS94-95, ST. Paul
club tWestern League), 1895: Philadel-
phia. 1896; Columbus. 1897; Chicago Ma
tional League club. lS9S-l900; Chicago
American League club, 1901. New York
National League club, 2-oe; St Louis
Natiopals, 1906; batted over 800 in 1898
and 1889; led leftfielders In 1903 with .97S
In l37 games; made % phase hits In 1903,
played In the world series of 1905
MESSENGER, CHARLES - Outielder;
Chicago Americans. lS09-l0; played 81
games in 1909; batting 10.
METCALF, r. E.-Cineinnati Nationals,
1903
METZ, FRANK-Inhelder; New York Ma
tionals, 1903.
MEYERLE. LEVI S.-Infelder; Chicago.
1870; Philadelphia (Athleucs), lEli-12-33;
Chicago Nationals, 1874; Philadelphia