The Washington herald., 1910-08-21
Copyright. 1900

ANSOS. ADRIAN CONSTANTINE
C'Pop'D-The most conspicuous figure
in all baseball, and the only player
whose connection with baseball has
lasted since the forming of the National
League In 1876. excepting James
O'Rourke; he was born In Marshalltown.
Iowa, in 1852; began with Forest City
club, OF Rockford. H., in 1871: the Ath-
letics, 1S72-73-74: Atlantics, 1874: Athlet-
les 1910; Chicago National, continuous
ly from 1876 to 1897 inclusive. a period
Oh twenty-five years, being playing
manager and captain from 1850 to 1857.
inclusive; played in worlds series OF
1885 and 1885, for twenty years his bat
ting was over 300 the two off years
were 1891, when he batted .294, and 1892.
with "a in AT games; twice he batted
over 400. making i21 in 1887 and .4O7 IN
1879 he led third basemen. in 1871. with
$50; and first basemen in 1S79-S0-Sl, 1886.
1889. and 1894; height. s feet. 1 inch:
weight, lS pounds.
ANNIS, w. PA third baseman: with
the Anthracites Interstate Alliance) in
1883; Boston National Reserves. 1884:
Providence club, OF the Eastern League.
for seYenty-seven games in 1884: New
ark. 1885, minor leagues, 1SS7-ss-S9; Hart
ford CAtlantic). 1890. for seventy-seven
games: Providence and New Haven,
1891, for hfty-four games. and Portland
New England League. in 1892: latterly
he played in the outdeld more than
as an inhelder.
FRED. - Pitcher; with
Charlotte N. c. 1902; Montreal EAST
ern), 1903. winning five out Of nine
games pitched; New Orleans and Mem
phis (Southern). 1903. winning four out
Of twenty-one. Philadelphia American.
1904. where he pitched three games, win
ming one; Toronto EASTERN. 1904 (won
twelve and lost sixteen, 1905 Cwon three
and lost four) Boston National. 1905:
Wilmington and JohnstOwn CTri-State)
1906; Toronto EASTERN. 19O7-OS; Wilkes
barre. 1909-l0
JOSEPH H-A second base
man: played with the Philadelphia in
1852: Actives. 1883: Cleveland Nationals.
1884, Altoona Unions. 1854. Springfield
(Ohio). ISIS; Topeka. 1857; st. Joseph.
1883; Cleveland National. 1890: Tacoma
Pacific Northwest League), 1891.
CHARLES A - Born
Cincinnati. 1sS3; began catching with
Cincinnati local teams. 1Sss-l90O:
Poughkeepsie CHudson River Lesgue),
1901; tried out by Brooklyn National,
1902; New London team, 19O2-O3-O4; Bos-
ton American. i905-06-o7: Holyoke
Comm. 1905. fielded 1872 and batted .2s2;
Portland Pacific Coast League). 1909.
fielded $50 and bstted .2e3 in seventy
eight games.
HARRT-An outfelder;
with Providence EASTERN. 19O2-O3: Man
chester New England). 1904-05. Law
renee. 1906: Philadelphia American, 1906.
when he felded s1 and batted 23S in
seventy games: Chicago American. 1877;
Toledo "a. A.. So7 Fielding. .72 N
14S games; St. Paul "a. A., 1909 field
ing .s65 and batting .2S2 in As games);
Syracuse CNew York State). 1910
ARMOUR, WILLIAM R.-Pucher and
suthelder: bern Homestead, Pa, 1870:
played Homestead club. 1SS6-S7-SS-Ss;
Bradford club. 1SsO-sl: Oshkosh. 1891;
Toledo, 1892; Kansas City. 1898; Buffalo.
1894; Montgomery Southern League),
1895; Paterson N. j.. 1896; manager
Dayton club. 1S97-9S-99-I 10000: manager
Cleveland American. 19O2-O3-o4: manager
Detroit American. 1866; president To-
ledo CA. A.. 1907-OS
HARRY-A third baseman:
playing with Baltimore American, 1902;
Columbus "a Al, 1903; Louisville a.
Az, 1904; St. Louis National. 1905-0s-O7:
Wilmington CTr,-Stste). 1907; Baltimore
EASTERN, 1905; Providence EASTERN.
l9OS-O9-1O
FRANK-Pltcher; born
OF Spanish parentage. in Santa Cruz,
CAL 1854: pitched for Santa Cruz. 1902.
and other California clubs. including
that Of San Francisco; then 10 the san
Jose outlaws. where Chase signed him
for New York Americans, but the Ma
tional commission awarded him to san
Francisco; Arrelanes went. however to
San Jose; Boston Americans bought
Frisco out and signed him. 190S-09-1O;
with California in 1905. he ielded glS
and pitched IA; with Boston, 1908.
pitched 81