The Washington herald., 1910-08-21

AMES. LEON.--A prominent National
League pitcher; born in Warren, Ohio;
played with GAINESVILLE, Ohio, in 1901.
also with Wheeling. Fort Wayne, and
Marion with the nion CNew York
League). in 1902-OS; New York National
1SO4-05-o6-07-0S-o9-lO; played In the second
game Of the worlds series Of 1905. pitch
ing the last inning. for one hit: pitched
nine innings without a hit in 1909, New
York VS. Brooklyn, but lost his game
in the thirteenth; pitched against Mat
tern in the longest National League
game OF 1909-seventeen inningsA. July
26. New York VS.. Boston, a tie t3-S),
time, 3 hours 40 minutes. tanning eleven
and allowing only eleven hits; shared
with McGinnity a 2-hit game, New York
VS.. Boston. October 8. 1908.
ANGLE. NJ. s.-A pitcher and innelder:
played with Reading (Atlantic). 1897:
Baltimore National, 1897; Washington
National. 1885, for an unsuccessful trial,
losing the six games he pitched; Buff
falo EASTERN, 1S9S-99-190O CAmerIcan),
O-O2-O2; Providence EASTERN. 1908; New
Bedford CNew England, 1904
ANDERSON. DAvID-A pitcher; play
ing with the Cape May club in 1855:
in 1889 he pitched one game for the IN
dianapolis National: then taken by the
Philadelphia National, in 1SS9-9O: pitched
twenty-seven games with Wilmington
(Eastern). in 1890. winning fourteen:
played with Lebanon EASTERN, in 1891,
and batted .2oo in thirty games.
ANDERSON. J.-First baseman and out
fielder; born Worcester. Mass. 1873:
played Worcester club. 1893; HaverhiH.
1884, Brooklyn National. 1856. as out
fielder and first base. in 1898: Wash
ington National ls9S: Brooklyn Nation
al lS9S-99; Milwaukee American 10000:
ST Louis American, l9O2-03, New York
American. 1S03-Oi. Washington Ameri-
can 19o5-O6-O7. Pittsburg National. 1907;
Chicago American. 1905; Providence. 1909:
batted .5l4 I'm 1896; .932 in 1897 .So9 in 1900
and .339 in 1901: led first base felders
IN 10000 and 1903.
ANDERSON, VARNEY-A pitcher: with
Washington National m 1856: in 1885
he batted .3Ol in twenty-four games.
fielded 800 and won four out Of four
teen games pitched
ANDERSON. WINGO-A pitcher: on the
Wilson N. c. champion team -of 1901.
winning ten out Of seventeen gSnes
pitched; Cincinnati National. 1910. for
a try-out and released by them to Day
ton (Ohio). 1910
ANDRADA. IA pitcher; with Roanoke
Wirginia), in 1902; played in twenty
two games, fielding go, winning .6S7,
and batting .14S; tried out by Cleve-
land American. 1909.
ANDREWS. GEORGE EDWARD A
leading infelder and one Of the best
general players OF his time: born in
gainesville COhio) 1853; played at West
ern Reserve College three years: Ely
rias lAkron). 1852: Toledo. 1883: Louis
Vile "a. Al, 1854; Philadelphia Nation
al. 1SS4-S5-S6-S7. as second base and out
fielder, in ISIS: outfelder Louisville "A.
A., 1855; Philadelphia National. 1889:
Brooklyn players League). 1880: Gin
cinnau "a. A., 1891; Kansas City
tWestern). 1892, afterward in the South;
batted .3a in 1851 and led A. A first
basemen in fielding in 1SSS; National
League umpire in 1S9S
ANDREWS, +. IA well-known utiI-
ity player of early times: played as
substitute on the champion Chicagos in
1876 and in 1871; ne was third base with
St Louis in 1854, and outfelder with
Minneapolis CWestern) and Youngstown
(Tri-State) in 1890; he batted .342 in
1876.
APPOLONTO. y. T.-President Boston
club, 1S75-76; he represented the old Bos-
ton club in 1875. when, on February ,. |
1876, the National League Of Profess
sional Baseball Clubs was regularly Or
gained. at Grand Central Hotel. New
York; he was first president OF the
Boston National League club in 1876,
and was succeeded in 1871 by A. H.
Soden.
ARCHER, JAMES PA National League
catcher; began as first baseman with
Fargo q. Dak). in 1903: Virden Mani
toba). 1903: Boon iowa State League).
as third baseman in 1904. where Pitts
burg National bought him for $500: At
lanta. 1886; Detroit American. 1907:
Buffalo. 1908; Chicago National. 19c9-lO;
a remarkable throwing catcher; played
in the worlds series Of 1897.