The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-14
WHOM BASEBALL
PAST AND PRESENT.
JCopyrieh,. 1910. By The Washington Herula.l

JACKSON, SAMUEL-Substitut for Bos-
ton, 1871: left fielder. Live Oak. 1877;
shortstop, Philadelphia. 1877.
JACKSON. H.-Outfelder; Baltimore
Americans 1901 New York Nationals.
1902, for IS games; Cleveland Ameri-
cans, 1905-Ce; IN los games in 1906 batted
IA and fielded 1855.
JACKSON, JOSEPH-Outielder: Phila-
delphia Americans, 1903; Macon. 1909-10
JACOBS. ELMO-Outhelder Louisville
Nationals. 1896: Evansville. 1904; Daven-
port. 50 games. 1904. Springfield CThree-
Eye). 1905
JACOBSON. H.-Pitcher: Washington
Americans. 1s04-05: St Louis Americans.
l%6-07; played p games in 1906 pitch
ing = and winning I; won 10 and lost
tives, 1854; Allentown EASTERN, 1884
for 10 games; Baltimore a. A., ISSS;
Syracuse. lS6-S7: Lebanon, 1890
JAEJER. P.-Pitcher: Detroit Americans
1904. Indianapolis and Milwaukee. 1905
FOR Is Garaes; Peoria for II games. 1906
and a games In lN6
JAMES, O.-Pitcher; St Louis Nationals
1903
JAMES W.--First base. Mutuals. .lS77;
right field. Crickets. 1878.
JAMESON. JACOB-Pitcher: Philadel-
JANTZEN. A. C.-Outhelder; Syracuse,
1887, catching y; Omaha, 1851; Mime
apOlis. 1859: Milwaukee, lSS9-lS9O: 81.
Louis Nationals. 1885
jerks, fright field. Allegheny. 1873.
JENKINSON, R.-shortstop; Standards,
,lS0.
JENNINGS. w.-Center fielder: Ludlow.
1877.
JENNINGS. HUGH-Manager. and one
Of the greatest shOrtstops the game has
ever had; born In AvoCa. Pa. 1872. be-
gan with Lehigh pa as catcher, in
$780, then to Allentown 1890: Louisville
"a Al 1891; Louisville Nationals 1892
90: Baltimore, iSS4-95-S6-9 81 $3.50: Brook
Ign Nationals. 1900 manager Philadel-
phia Nationals, 190l-02: manager Balti-
more EASTERN, i903-O4-05-05; manager
Detroit Americans I9O7-0S-O9-lgl0: played
in the worlds series OF lS94-95-96-97:
batted more than 300 in 1891 94-95-96-97-
1888; led shortstops in 1895 and 1895.
JEWETT, JOSIAH-President Buffalo
National club, -S2-S3-s4-S5: director
National League. 1882.
JOHNSON. H.-Substitute; Cleveland,
1871.
JOHNSON. LEwIs-Pitcher; Phlladel-
phia Nationals, 1S95-96-97.
JOHNSON, OTIS-Thlrd baseman; New
York Americans, l909-l9l0
JOHNSON, WALTER-Pitcher: Pacific
Coast. 1905: Washington Americans,
l9O7-0S-09-lsl0; IN his first year he gave
only 80 runs in IA games, with only IS
hits; struck out 80 in 257Jk innings IN
1903, with two-hit and 8 three-hit
games. and shut-outs. one OF II In
nings against New York DO. In 1909
in 297 innings allowed 112 runs and
struck out 164
JOHNSON, w. T-Outfelder; Boston
"a. Al. 1890, for "a games. batting .3d;
Baltimore "a. Al, 1891; Baltimore Ma
tionals. 1892.
JOHNSON, Ascend baseman; Louis
vile Nationals, 1896. for a games, and
1897 for 80 games.
JOHNSON, RALPH-Third baseman;
born In Chlcagol 1851; began with To.
peka. 1887: Kansas City. 1888: Columbus
"a. Al, 1Sss-1S9O; batted .4l9 in 1887.
.342 in 1858. 1854 in 1890.
JOHNSON. CHARLES-Out Phil
adelphia Nationals, 1908
JOHNSTON, r. F.-CenterfeIder: born In
Kingston. N. Y. 1853; began with Vir-
ginias (of Richmond). 1875; Boston
Nationals. lSs5-S6-S7-Ss-Se: New York
Players League. 1890: Cleveland Ma
tionals. 1891; one Of the foremost CEN
terfelders.
JOLLY. M.-Lefthelder; Alaska. 1871.