The Washington herald., 1910-09-22

Boston. 1856. Began with Boston Stars
1854; Lowell. 1875; Boston Nation
ais 70 $50 81 50 S3-s4-S5S7- 1888
Washington Nationals 1883; manager
Boston Nationals, 1873. Lea NatloI ~.
League first basemen In 1888 and lSS
with GA in SO games and $50 IN u
games Able III all nine positions Oh
a team. and one of the rest batsinen'
MORRIS, ]. w. CEddie )-Shortstop
Savannah for 20 games, leading short.
stop: St Louis Nationals, lgo Tor =
games. fielding 5SS, batting .IIS.
MORRIS. FDWARD-Pitcher Milwaukee,
Union Association. 1884; National Uh'on
Association. 1884; Columbus American
Association, 1854: Pittsburg, American
Association, 1855: Allegheny. American
Association 1856; Pittsburg Nationals
lSS7-sS-S9: PItt3burg Players League
1890; pitched a no-hit game IN 1874.
MORRIS. Thatcher: Philadelphia Ma
tionals. 1882.
NORRTSSEY John H.-Third basemani
Mutuals. 1877; Cricket. 1873. Albany
1850; Nationals, IF Washington. mo
Buffalo Nationals. lsSl-S2; Milwaukee
Union Association. 1854; Milwaukee
1SS5-S6-S7
MORRISSEY. T.-Outhelder; Cincinnati
Nationals. 1903 for p games. batting III
MORRISON, MISUNDERSTANDING
Cleveland "a Al. 1877: Indianapolis,
American Association. 1881; Indianapolis
Nationals, 1887: Syracuse. American As
ISOLATION 1880: Baltimore, American
Association, 1890; Louisville Nationals.
1896
MORTON, c. H-ThiTd baseman; 81
Louis American Association. 49, Al
legheny, American Association, lSSZ-S5
Toledo. 1888: Toledo American Associa-
ton, 1884; Detroit Nationals. lSS5.
MORTON. W H.-Pitcher; Philadelphia
Nationals, 1854
MOSER. WALTER F.-Pitcher; Philadel-
phia Nationals, 1906; Lancaster. 1908,
winning 10 and losing 10. Lynchburg,
Wa), 1900; Oakland (Paciiic), 1910
MoSKIMAN. T.-Piteheri Oakland. Pa
ci1c Coast. 1905-06-07- 0S-09 for 81 games,
pitching .70l. third in the league. strik-
ing out l39 men in 81 games, 1910; Bos-
ton Americans, 1910
MOTT, FRANK H.-First baseman; led
first baSemen at st. Paul and Fort
Wayne in 1892 in &C games. and batted
Dos; Cincinnati Nationals. 1854.
MOUNTAIN. FRANK H.-Pitcher; born
May II. 1850 at Fort Edward, \.
Began with Union College M 1880; IN
vacation pitched championship games
for Troy Club; 1881 engaged by Detroit
club finished season with Haverly :
MastodOn Mnstrels, lSS2, engaged by
Worcester club: loaned 10 Athletics or
Philadelphia; finished season with Wor-
ceSter; Columbus, American Association.
lSS3-S4. where he pitched a no-hlt game 4;
Plttsburg Nationals. 1855: Allegheny
"a. A. 1856.
WILLIAM-Pitcher; Gin
cinnati American Association. losf-oo.
Baltimore. American Association, 1873.
MOWREY. II. H.-Third baseman; Gin
cinnati Nationals. l906-G7-0S-o9: St. Louis
Nationals. l903-10; traded for Charles.
Played in 43 games in 1893, batting .2Ol
MOVER. H.-Pitcher; Paris Picaduras,
of Paris. H.. 1905; Washington Amerl-
cans. 1910.
M.-Outfelder: Buffalo
Nationals. 1850. Cleveland Nationals,
1881: Philadelphia Nationals, lsS2; Attn
letics American Association, lNS5-e+
Milwaukee. 1881, batted .SoS I'm lSs3.
B. S.-President St
Louis Nationals, 1905.
C.-Catcher; Wright club,
1857; Indianapolis. American Associa-
ton. 1854.
MULDOON. M-Third baseman; New
Bedford 1879. Albany. 1850; Cleveland
Nationals. 1SS2-S3-S4; Baltimore. Amerl-
can Association. 1sS5-S6, Jersey city.
1857 for "A games, batting 81
EDWARD - Outielder;
Pittsburg Nationals. 1885.
D. W - Shortstop;
Cleveland Nationals, 1884.
NTIIANE. TONY PITCHER; born In
Geneva. Ohio. 1883 Began with Buffalo.
1875. Bradford 1879. Akron. lSs0-Sl; De
troit. 1851. Louisville Eciipses, American
Association. 1852; St Louis, American
Association. 1883; Toledo, American As
ISOLATION. 1854: Cincinnati. American As
\ Cincinnati
Nationals lS9l-92-93: Baltimore Nation
ais. 1884. Cleveland Nationals. leSii
batted .307 IN lSS9. Pitched l5-lnnlng
no-hit game in lS2. Pitched l9-inning
lie against Louisville while with Akron.
Pitched Is successive innings against
Cincinnati in 1852 without hit,
MULLEN. B.-First baseman-shortstop;
philadelphia Americans, 1901. Washing
ton Americans, 1903.
MULLEN, CHARLES-Inflelder; UniveT-
sity OF Washington. 1909 Chicago
Americans 1910.
MULLEN. W.-Outhelder; Philadelphia
Athletics 1876.
c. B.-Inhelder; New York
Nationals, 1880.
MULLtN. GEORGE-Pitcher; Detroit
Americans, l90l-02-o3-0i-05-06-07-0S-09-l0;
halted over 300 IN 1902 and 1894 Pitched
in the world series OF 1907-0S-09 Made
7si per cent in 81 games in 1909. batting
203 Pitched the first. fourth, and sixth
games in the series OF 1903 winning the
fourth and sixth. Led pitchers in 1903,
winning @ out of 81.
NULLIN, JOHN L.-Outfelder: Washing
ton. American AsSC citation. 1884.
MITIVEY. JOSEPH-Third baseman;
Philadelphia Nationals, lSS4-S5-S6-S7-sS-
50: philadelphia Players League. 1890;
Washington Nationals 1888; batted .Sl7
IN 1857.
NUN SON. CLAREN E-Catcher;
Charleston. 1905, for 70 games; PhIladel-
phia Nationals. 1905.
SIUNYAN. JOHN-Catcher; Harrisburg,
1854; St Louis American Association.
lS90-lSgl; Minneapolis Western, 1892 for
p gaines; batted .26S in 1880.
MURCH. SIM-Infelder; Lawrence for
"a games. 1904 ST Louis Nationals. 1904:
Nashua, third base for Sc. games. 1906;
Detroit Americans. 1909: first baseman.
New Bedford, 1906 for 102 games
Brockton. 1907. for IS games at first
batting .253: Lawrence, 1908 leading FIRST
basemen with .99i for errors in l03
games. and batting 277: Detroit Amer
leans. 1903; led third basemen at Brock
ton, 1903. for ~ games.