The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-17
WHO'S WHO IN BASEBALL
PAST AND PRESENT.

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KREHMEYER. c. C.-catcher; st. Louis
(American Association. 1884. for 3
games; fielding .Ss5 and 1885; Omaha,
1861.
KRIEG. w F.-Catcher-frst baseman;
Peoria, 1873; Chicago unions, 1854
Washington Nationals, 1851, playing
q games in 1856 and batting .2o5, and
IS games at first in 1887; Minneapolis,
for 50 games, 1857: second In batting
.402; St. Joseph, 1SSS-S9; Milwaukee, 1880;
for 50 games.
KRoCH. USTAvE-Pitcher; born MI
waukee; OSHKOSH, 1861; Chicago Ma
tionals, 1888; indianapolis, 1889; Wash
ington Nationals. 1889; won and lost
? for Chicago in 1859; won 2 and lost
I for Washington; won and lost for
indianapolis Nationals. 1889.
KROH FLOYD - Pitcher: Coudersport
Interstate, 1905. for % games: Albany,
for 30 games, 1906, Chicago Nationals,
19OS-09-l0
KROUSE. H-Second baseman; Mime
apolis Americans. 1900.
KRUGER, OTTO - Outhelder: Pitts
burg Nationals, 1899; ST. Louis Nation
ais l9Ql-02; Pittsburg Nationals, 1903
04-0o: Philadelphia Nationals, 1908;
Toledo. for 1853 games. in 1905; Gin
tionals, 1908; played % at short for Phil
adelphia In 1905; Bloomington. 1904, for
l0l games.
KRUG. A.-Outfelder; Philadelphia Ma
tionals, 1902 for % games; Atlanta lSO4-
05i third base, Scranton, 1900
KRUNM. HENRY A.-Infelder: pitched
few for Pittsburg in 1889; Washington
Nationals. 1895.
KRUMMEL. A.-Third base; Crescent.
1850.
KUEHNE. w. J.-Shortstop-third base
man. born at Chicago; Columbus
american Association. 1854 for ITO
games: Pittsburg american Associa-
tion), 1856 Pittsburg Nationals, 1851
SS-Ss; Pittsburg players League. 1890;
Louisville american Association, 1891;
Columbus american Association, 1891:
Cincinnati Nationals 1892, St Louis Ma
tionals. 1892; Louisville Nationals, 1892
Boston Nationals. 1899; batted .S22 In
1857; second in fielding in 1883.
RUHNS. CHARLES B.-outhelder; Pitts
burg Nationals. 1897: Boston Nation
catur. 1904; Montreal, led third base in
Is games. 1905.
KULI. H.-Pitcher; Philadelphia Ameri-
cans 1909 Trenton. 1910
KUSEL, M.-Pitcher; ST. Louis Ameri-
cans 1910,
KUsTER, r. Shortstop: Baltimore
Americans, 1901.
KUSTUS. JULIUS-Outfelder Augusta.
for 120 games. in 1906: batting 220;
Brooklyn Nationals. 1909.
LA CHANCE, GEORGE-First baseman:
Brooklyn Nationals. IS94-95-96- 97-9S: Bal
timore Nationals. 1899; Cleveland Amer
leans, 10000; Boston Americans. 1902
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LACEY, Pitcher; Wright club. 1850
LAFFERTY. H - Utility; Philadelphia
(Athletics). 1876; St Louis Nationals,
1871.
LAFITTE. JIM-Pitcher; Detroit AmerI-
cans, 1905; Jersey City, 1908.
LATTE. Thatcher: Macon. 1909. Gin
cinnau Nationals, 1909
LAJOIE, NAPOLEON-Second baseman,
born in WOOlSOCkct. r. l., began with
Fall River. 1895. Philadelphia Nation
ais. 1Sg6-97-9S 1900: Philadelphia Amer
leans, 1901; Cleveland Americans. 1902
0f-O5-06-OI-OS-O9-l0, manager Cleveland
Americans l905-I909: led American
over 300 in the II successive years be-
tween 1897 and 1859 Inclusive made 50
phase hits In 1904, 40 in 1906, and 4
3-base hits in 1903
LAKE. FREDERICK-Catch Boston
Nationals. 1891; minor leagues, from 1S9s
W low DOoluI NdllOudlcs 4otD-5ls man
ager Boston Americans. 1909: manager
Boston Nationals, 1910. manager OF
Lowell until 1903, and OF Nashua after
ward.
LAKE. JOSEPH - Pitcher: New York
Americans, 1862; ST. Louis Americans
1910
LAKE, T. L.-outhelder; Boston Nation
ais, 1888
LALLY. D.-outhelder; New Haven, 1890
for 10 games: batting .27f: Pittsburg
Nationals. 1891 Columbus. 1892: St Louis
Nationals. 1885; Minneapolis Americans
1900.
lands, SAMUEI-Outfelder Athlet-
les american Association. 1883: pitcher
with Actives, 1882 leftheld, Brooklyn
Qnter-State). 1888
LANE. GEORGE W.-First baseman
fielder: Allegheny american AssOcia-
tom. 1852: Toledo. 1883; Toledo (Ameri,
can Association. 1884
LANCE. FRANK-Pitcher: Des Moines
1905; Chicago Americans, 1905; Chicago
Nationals, 1910
LANCE, WILLIAM A. C'R!g BnTD-Out-
fielder, began with California League
until 1879: Chicago Nationals. 1894 %
96-97-9S-99; captain Chicago Nationals
1898, TO succeed Arson; batted over 30
in the successive years, 1S9-95-96-9T
$3.50
LANGFORD. SAM-Outfelder; Washing
ton Nationals, 1907.
LANSING. W C.-Allegheny (AmericaI
Association, 1884.
LAPHAM H.-Second baseman; Maple
Leaf 1871; Live Oak, 1873
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