The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-05


Holds record feiding percentage Of LOCO
In 1893
SPEAKER, TRIS-Outfelder; Houston.
1907: Little Rock. 1908: Boston Ameri-
cans, l90S-09-I0, PLAYED 81 games IN lsSi
batted 800 in 1863 in As games: led out
ielders with perfect fielding in 1905
SPEER. - Catcher: Wichita, 19O7-OSi
Detroit Americans, 1909, for lS games.
SPEER, G.ZCatcher; Buffalo Americans,
1900, Milwaukee Americans. 1901.
SPENCE II C-Shortstop; Atlanties.
1892; Monumentals, OF Baltimore, 1851
SPENCER. A.-Outaelder; indianapolis.
1909; Cleveland Nationals, 1910.
SPENCER. G. A.-secretary Buffalo Ma
tional League club, lSS0
SPENCER. EDWARD-Catcher and out
fielder; st. Louis Americans l900-06;
Boston Nationals, 1905; ST. Louis Amer
leans, l907-OS. for 81 games; Boston
Americans. 1909. for IS games. leading
catchers.
SPERLEIN. P. A-Outfielder New York
Nationals 1888.
SPIES. HENRF-Cateher Cincinnati Ma
tionals, 1881; Louisville Nationals. 1885,
Milwaukee Americans, 1900
SPONBERG. CARL-Pitcher; Chicago
Nationals. 1908.
SPRAGUE, H. S.-secretary Buffalo Ma
uonals, 1880
SPRAGUE, C. W-Pitcher; Chicago Ma
tionals. 1855; Cleveland Nationals, 1Sos;
Toledo. American Association. 1850.
SPRINGER, e E.-Outhelder; Detroit
Nationals. 1855.
STACK. EDDIE-Pitcher; Chicago Amer
leans, 1909.
STAFFORD. JAMES-Seeond haseman;
Buffalo. Players League, 1850; New
York Nationals 1S93-94-95-9s-S7: Louis
vile Nationals. lS97-9S; Boston Nation
ais, lS9S-g9; Washington Nationals.
1898; batted .S0l in 1893.
STAHL. ]. GARLAND-First baseman:
manager Washington Americans. 1901
05-06
STAHL C. S. ("Chick' )-Outfelder: Bos-
ton Nationals 1SS7-9S-99-l9 1900: Boston
Americans. i90i-02-0S-A-C5-05; manager
Boston Americans, 1906; made % two
base hits IN 1901, batted 30 I'm 1897,
81 in 1855; .S4S IN 1853; 80 in ls0l; 3lS
in 1902. and 300 in l9Oi played In the
world series of 1887 and 1893.
STAHL. JAKE-First hasenlan. New
York Americans, 1903-6i-05-06-07-0S: Bos-
ton Americans. 190S-09. for II games,
batting pa on 10 two-base. u three
base and home runs, played is games
In 1905 batting 30
STALEY. II. E.-Pitcher: Piusburg Ma
tionals. 1883; Pittsburg. Players
League, 1880; Pittsburg Nationals, 1891 :
Boston Nationals lS9l-S2-8; St. Louis
Nationals 1895; played In the sworld
series of 1892.
STALLINGS. GEORGE T.-Philadelphia
Nationals, 1887; Brooklyn Nationals.
1880; Philadelphia Nationals 1875;
manager Detroit Americans 10000.
manager New York Americans, 1909-10
STANAGE, OSCAR H.-Catcher: Cincin-
natl Nationals 1906; Newark, 1907; De-
trOit Americans, l99S-09-l0, played in
the world series of 1903
STANDIsH. NJ C.-Inhelder: New York
Nationals 1897.
STANHOPE. A. W.-Inflelder; New York
Nationals 1896.
STANLEY. Observation-Disclosures; Balti-
more Unions, 1884; Monumentals. OF
Baltimore. 1854
STANLEY H-Outhelder: Boston Ma
1Onals, l905-0i-05, Washington Ameri-
cans, l905-06 Montreal 1891. Chicago
Nationals l90S-09 for l6 games: Balti-
more. 1909. for p games
STAPLES. JOSEPH sF-Infiefder: ST.
Louis Nationals. 1855.
STARKELI. T.-Pitcher; New York
Americans. 1905 Aberdeen, 1905.
STARKE. w. - Shortstop: Cleveland
Americans. 1909 for 10 games.
STARNAGLE. Pitcher: Washington
Americans 1907; Toronto and Montreal
for 6S games. 1903
STARR, CHARLES Second baseman;
ST. Louis Amsric1as, 1895; Pittsburg
Nationals. 1903. Philadelphia Nationals,
1903, Boston Nationals. 1909; played G.
games in all In 1903.
START. JOSEPH-First baseman: Allan
tie, 1870 Mutuals. New York. 1S7l-72-73-
74-15-i6, Hartford. Nationals. lS71; Chi
cagO Nationals. 1873 Providence, 1879
No-ol-S2-S3-S4-S5; played in the world
series OF 1854; batted .22l in 1877, .3f5 in
lo.N. BIS in 1873; .32I In 1851; .SS in 1852.
sTAUB, H.-PltcherS Philadelphia Ma
tionals, 1910.
sTEARNS, FRED K.-President Detroit
National club. 1851.
STEARNS. D.-Inhelder: pitcher for
Washington. 1873; Hartford. 1874: Wash
lngtOn. lA35; Buffalo Nationals, 1880,
Cincinnati, American Association, 1852;
Baltimore, American Association. 1883
81. Buffalo Nationals, ISIS. Baltimore,
American Association, 1885, Pittsburg.
American Association. lSS5; Kansas
City, American Association, 1889; batted
302 in lSN2
STEELE, ELMER-ritcher; Oskaloosa,
1907, leading pitchers. Boston Ameri-
cans, l9oN-09 for - games; st. Paul. 1903;
won 10 out of Is,
STEELMAN, C-Catcher; Louisville.
National League. 1893; Utica, 1905; AL
tOOna 1853.
STEIN, O.-Pitcher; Brooklyn Nationals,
iS92-g3-9l-95
STEINFELDT, HARRY-Third baseman;
Cincinnati Nationals. 1859 l900-0l-02-
03-04-05; Chicago Nationals. 1906-07-0S-09-
10: holds the third base fielding record
of .967 in 1897; made 50 two-base hits
IN 1903, PLAYED in the world series OF
1907 and 1905 batted 3l2 in 1903, and 327
In 1906; made q two-base hits in 1909.
STEM. FREDERICK B.-First baseman;
Boston Nationals, 1S0S-09 for IS games:
Lynn. 1909. for q games, leading first
basement played IS games with Boston
In 1905.
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