The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-09
WHO IN BASEBALL
PAST AND PRESENT.
Copyright 1919. hs TIE WASHINGTON Her-ldI

I GRIER, W.-Cateher; Baltimore (Ameri-
can Association, lSS5-S6-S1; Athletics
tAmerlCan Association ISS7-@- Phila-
delphia Nationals, 1897; batted 80 in
1855 IN 81 games
GRIFFIN, MICHAEL J. - Outdelder;
Jtca and Buffalo. 1857. Wichita 1857;
baltimore, lSol-NS-S9-90, Baltimore play
ers Leaguel, 1880; Brooklyn Nationals,
lSsl-s2-9i-9 -g6-Q7-9S- Cleveland NatiOn-
ais. 1888. St Louis Nationals, 1885: bat
ted over 800 in the six years, 1857, 1855
o4-o3-ob-ot, led center felders IN 1920
$3.50 and 1885 died in 1905.
GRIFFIN, TOBIAS C-New York Ma
uOnals. 1881; Baltimore american As
sociaton) ISIS; Rochester. 1889. for III
games, batting 29f, Rochester (AmeIt-
can ASSOCIATION. 1880, Tor l07 games.
Buffalo, for - games in 1883: hatted
.J!5 Ia 1880. manager Syracuse, 1895.
GRIFFITH. CLARKE-Pitcher: Chicago
Nationals. lS3-9f-g5- s. 81 $3.50 1900. man
ager Chicago Americans. l90l-02. man
ager New York Americans. lgQ3-l9'S.
manager Cincinnati Nationals 1890.
batted 3ls in 1886; pitched IA per cent
OF victories in 1901; led American League
pitchers nelding record in 1902 with
GILBERT, C.-Pitcher; Peoria, 1909: Chi
cago Americans, 1910.
GILKS, ROBERT Third base: Bing-
hamton- 1877, for - games. Cleveland
american Association. lSS7-SS. Cleve-
land Nationals. 1880: Baltimore Ma
tomas, lSs5. Tor 10 games; batted .SS3
IN 1887 in % games. and 325 with Bing-
hamton. manager Shreveport. 1896.
GILL. WARREN-First baseman: Pitts
burg Nationals, 1903, Minneapolis, 1893.
chicago Americans. lS09-l0, led first
basemen in p games, in 1905, with per
feet fielding; batting .22L
GILLEN, S.-Shortstop: Philadelphia Ma
u0nal2' 1885, playing 50 games. fielding
GILLEN. THOMAS Catcher; KEY
1871
GILLESPIE. PETER ? outfelder: born
Carbondaie, Pa. 1851; played with Car
0ondale, 1905, Maple Leafs. 1877;
Wllkesbarre, $50; Live oaks, ISIS: Lynn
(MaSS,l, 1873; Worcester ISIS; HOlyOke.
1873. Troy Nationals, lSS0-S1-S2-S3; New
York Nationals. lSS3-S4-S5-S6-S7: ba;ted
.3l4 in lSS3: led leftfielders in 1885 with
'SiI: DATED % in 1886 and -2S5 in 1881
GILLIAN. p. - Outfelder; Tecumsehs
(Canada), ISL.
GILLIGAN. B.-Catcher: Cleveland Ma
tionals, lS79-S0; Providence Nationals,
lSSl-S2-S3-S4-S5; Washington Nationals.
lSS5-Sl; played IN the world series in
1874; played 81 games IN 1856. batting
$50 and fielding .S4S.
GILLIGAN. PITCHER; ST. Louis Ameri-
cans, 1910.
GILMAN. PITT Guilty; Defiance
second base. 1877; Toledo tAmerican
Association, 1854.
GILMORE. FRANK-Pitcher; Washing
ton Nationals, lSS6-Sl-SS; pitched q
games in 1857
GILPATRICK. G. F.-Pitcher: st. Louis
Nationals. 1898
GILROY. M.-Athletics Substituted. 1875.
GILROY PITCHER; Washington Ma
tionals, 1856.
GITTENGER, H.-Outfelder; st. Louis
(Amencan Association), 1890; played 81
games, batting go.
GLADE, FRED - Pitcher; St. Louis
Americans, 1904-05-06-07; New York
Americans, 1908; in 1904 struck out l6
batsmen in one game, St. Louis VS..
washington, July 10.
J. H-Third baseman: Wash
lngton american AssOciation) 1884 for
o games; Washington Nationals, 1856,
Tor a games, batting I3S.
GLASSCoCK, JOHN W. CPebbly'D =
ShOrtStop; Buffalo (third basel 1917;
Standards, 1877; Allegheny, 1873; Cleve-
land Nationals. lS79-SO-Sl- S2-S3-S4: Gin
clnnati tUnions), 1881; ST. Louis (Ameri-
can Association, lSS5-S6-S7; St Louis
Nationals, 1885; Indianapolis Nation
81 ST Louis Nationals. 1892 Captain
81 Pittsburg Nationals, 1854; Louis
vile Nationals 1885; Washington Ma
uonals, 1885; batted over 300 in the six
years, lS64-S6-S7- -S9-90-93: led Nation
al League sh0rtstops in 1SS1-S3-S5-S9-94
GLAZE. L.-Pitcher: Boston Americans. /
sO6-0l-OS; Indianapolis, 1903.
W.-Pitcher and second base
man; Scranton, 1887; Philadelphia Ma
uonals, lSSS-S9-90-9l. ST. Louis Nation I
ais, lS92-93-94 Baltimore Nationals 1884
70; second haseman. New York Nation !
ais. 1868 -9S-99-l900; Detroit Americans, |
lS0l-G2; Boston Americans. 1902: Phila- I
delphia Nationals, lS03-04-o5-06- -0S-09. /
batted over 800 in 1895 and 1887; pitched 1
IN the world series Of 1884 and 1885, /
pitched IS games in 1880.
H.-Third baseman; St. Louis 4
Americans, 1896 WilliamspOrt (Tri- (
State), 1906 Oed shOTtstOps)- O7: Trenton I
and Wilmington. 1908, led third base \
men; Harrisburg and York. 1903, batted !
90
W.-Thlrd baseman: born In /
St Louis, 1855; began with Peoria. 1873; /
Dubuque, 1879; St. Louis, lsS0-S1: St !
Louis a. A., 1852, for IS games short /
stop; Louisville Eclipses american /
association, 1883; st. Louis american /
Associati0n), 1883; St. Louis (UniOns), |
1881 St. Louis tAmerican Association, I
loo4-o5-S6-S1 Athletics (American Asso- 1
ciation), 1855; batted over 800 In 1854 /
and 1881; played IN the world series Of /
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