The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-05
WHO'S WHO IN BASEBALL
PAST AND PRESENT.
SMITH F.-Pitcher; Cincinnati Nation
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SMITH, F.-Piteher; Cincinnati Nation
ais. 1907.
SMITH FRANK - pitcher; Chicago
Americans I9ol-O5-06-07- 0S-09-10, pitched
a nO-hit game. Chicago VS.; Detroit.
September s, 1870; also Cnicago VS.
Philadelphia Americans. September 20.
1905
Unions 1884; Athletics "a. A., 1886;
Baltimore a. Al, 1sS7-ss; Athletics "a.
A.. 1850: Philadelphia Nationals,
1890: PittsbGrg Nationals 1891.
SMITH. G.-Third bAseman: Brooklyn
Nationals, 1897; Washington Nationals.
1895.
SMITH. GEoRGE-second baseman;
Brooklyn Nationals. 1909.
SMITH, GEORGE J-Shortstop: Altoona
Unions. 1881; Brooklyn "a. Al. 1856
S7-SS-S9, Brooklyn Nationals 1890; Gin
cinnati Nationals. 1891 80 49, "a $3.50; bat
ted .S23 in 1884 and 307 in 1887.
SMITH. H. W.1Inhelder; Chicago Ma
tionals. 1877; Cleveland Nationals. 1884.
SMITH. HARRY-Catcher: Washington
Nationals, lS96-97-sS, Milwaukee Ameri-
cans. 1900; Philadelphia Americans,
1901 Pittsburg Nationals 1920 -04-05-
O6-Ol; Boston Nationals, l905-0S-09-l0;
manager Boston Nationals. 1903, played
in the worlds series OF 1905
SMITH, HENRY C'Happy'O- Chicago
Nationals. 1903,
SMITH, J.-outhelder; St, Louis Nation
ais. 1885.
SMITH. J. A.-Outielder: Boston Ma
tionals 1893.
SMITH. J. J.-Outfelder; Maryland. 1873;
Cleveland Nationals. 1881; Troy, 1882
Allegheny a. Al, 1856
SMITH. -Shortstop; Trenton EAST
ern), lSS3-Si
SMITH l. o.-Uulity; Chicago Nation
ais, 1906.
SMITH. sAM-Pitcher; Cincinnati Ma
tionals. 1903
SMITH, T-St Louis Nationals. 1898
SMITH, SID-Catcher; St. Louis Ameri-
cans. 1S06-07: Philadelphia Americans,
1905: ST Louis Americans. 19OS-09, for II
games. traded by Philadelphia for Blue
from ST. Louis; played 70 games in 1908
SMITH THOMAS J.-President Phila-
delphia Athletic club, 1876.
SMITH, ToNY-Piteher; Chicago Nation
ais. 1910
SMITH. T.-Shortstop; Brooklyn Nation
ais, 1910
SMITH. - -Outfelder; Boston Nation
ais, for % games. 1883.
SMITH -Catcher-shortstop
Maryland. 1873; Cleveland Nationals,
1854
SHOOT, HOMER-Outnelder ST. Louis
Nationals. 1902-03-04-05-06; Cincinnati Ma
tionals, 1905; batted 3lS In 1902, and 81
in 1904; Toledo, l90S-09
SNEED. JOHN S,-Outhelder; Indiana
polls, American Association, 1881; To-
lcdO. American Association. 1880: Co
lumbus, American Association. lS9O-9l.
sNODGRASS, F.-OutfeIder; New York
Nationals l909-l0 batted 800 in 1903 in
p games
SNYDER. CHARLES N.-Catcher; Wash
ngton Nationals. 1913: Baltimore Ma
tionals 1874; Philadelphia Nationals
100 Louisville Nationals, lSl6-7l; BOS-
ton Nationals. lSlS-l9-S0-Sl; Cincinnati
Nationals lS82-S3 Cincinnati. American
Association. 1884; Cincinnati Nationals
lSo5-S6-S7 Cleveland. American Associa-
ton. 1883. Cleveland, Players League
1880; Pittsburg Nationals, 1893; caught
% games in 1888 for 9l9, batting 20
SNYDER. JAMES-Shortstop Eckfords
Brooklyn, 1901.
SNYDER, JOSH-Outfielder: Eckford
1870; Cincinnati Nationals, 1876.
SNYDER. T.-Outfelder; Louisville Ma
tlonals. 1898
SOCKALEXIS. LOUIS P-OutfeIder;
Cleveland Nationals, lST-sS; batted .SSl
In 1897
sODEN. A. H-President Boston Nation
ais from 1871 10 l905-thirty years.
80 10 ny.
lean Association. 1899
sO3JERS. CHARLES W.-Presldent Ros-
ton Americans. lgll-C2. first vice pFesi-
dent American League from 1906 TO 1910
SOMERLOT-First baseman: Tecumseh
team, Southern Michigan League. 1907
u; washington Americans 1910
SoMERVILLE W.-Second baseman;
Louisville Nationals. 1876.
sOMMER. JOSEPH J.-Outfelder: Gin
einnau Nationals. 1850 Cincinnati,
American Association 1929. paltf-
more, American Association, 1SS4-S5-S5-
e'-S5; Indianapolis Nationals. 1883: Chi
cago Nationals, -SS9' Baltimore, Amer
lean Association. 1S90: Cleveland Ma
Honals' 1890: New York Nationals 1880;
Datted $50 in 1851
sOWDERS, WM-Pitcher; Boston Ma
uonals. lSSS-9. Kansas City. American
Association. 1883; Pittsburg Nationals.
iN''-9Ji Brooklyn, Players League. 1850:
New York Nationals 1887
SPADE. ROBERT-Pitcher: New Yorl,
Nationals, 1898 Cincinnati Nationals.
l90s-OS; awarded by Toledo TO New YORK
Nationals IN 1908, but traded back for
Weimer.
SPALDING, ALBERT G.-Pitcher-6ret
bdsemQn, RockfCrds. Forest CITY 1865
65-O. Boston Nationals lS7l-72-73-i4-75.
Chlcaso Nationals, lSI6-77; secretary,
manager and captain Chicago Nation
ais, Hs6-ll-7S-79-S0. secretary Cbicago
Nationals, 1851; president. 1SS2-Ss-S4-S5-
6o-SI-SS-N9-SJ-sl; holds record OF highest
percentage Of games won in National
ana American leagues since 1871 being
.AsJ N ls'5. During the first four wears
OF Boston National Association club
pltched every game: batted .3O5 In 1870
SPARKS, T II OMAS FRANKJTN
trank. pitcher: Birmingham and
Mobile, 1890; Richmond. Va. 1S9S. pitts
burg Nationals. lS99-l900: Philadelnbia
Nationals. 1900, Milwaukee, American
Association. 1901; New York Nationals
1907; Boston Americans, 1902: Pbiladsl.