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Unions. 1884. where he pitched games,
with fielding percentage Of .54S; Des
Moines (Western). 1883
CAFFYN. l. - Outfielder: Springfield
(Three-Eye). 1904. in 40 games batted
.Z55; Des Moines, 1896; Cleveland
Americans. 1905.
CAHILL. JOHN F.-Outhelder: Column
bus a. Al. 1854: Philadelphia Ma
tionals, 1884: Atlanta, 1855; St Louis
Nationals 1856: New Haven. 1850:
Portland Pacific Northwest, 1890;
Louisville a. A., 1912. troy, 1893.
Caldwell. H.-Pitcher; Philadelphia
Nationals. 1906: pitched games in
1904. with 800 per cent; Toronto, 1860
CALHOUN. f - Inhelder: ST. Louis
Nationals 1902
CALLAHAN, JAMES-Third baseman;
Indianapolis a. A., 1851 81 games;
Rochester QnternationaD. 1889. A
games.
CALLAHAN, J. J-Pitcher: with Phila-
delphia Nationals. 1S9i-95-96: Chicago
Nationals. 1897 9S-99-1s00; Chicago Amer
leans. 1901 -02-03: outhelder IN l9Q4-O5,
manager in l905-04. until July: in 1872
he pitcher the only nO-hit game in his
league; batted .265 in 1894 and ~ in
1906.
CALLAHAN. WILLIAM-Bufalo. 1880;
Athletics "a. A.. 1881; Albany EAST
ern). 1929
CALLAHAN J. - OuNuelueIf buche! e
1877. Boston Unions. 1854. indianapolis
"a. A., 1854, batted .263; Toleda a. Al
1884
CAMERON. CHARLES Outfelder: Bos-
ton Nationals 1886. where IN IS games
he batted $50
CAMAEYER. WILLIAM H.-President
New York Mutuals National League
club. 1876.
CAdNITZ, HARRY R-Pitcher: born at
N~ar
Castle pa. 1q07-OS. AlcKeespOrt pa,
1903. Pittsburg Nationals, 1S09-1Sl0: 165
pounds. feet 1 inch
CAAINITZ. HOWARD-Pitcher; born at
COvington Ky. August p 1851. began
with Greenvilie Miss J. 1902: Vicksburg
tMiss). 1903: Pittsburg Nationals and
Springfield md, 1904; Toledo tOhio)'
1866: Pittsburg. 1e0I-lsl0; Pittsburg
Nationals. lS05-05-07- 0S-09-l9l0: played In
the worlds series Of 1893.
CAMP. ". C.-Third baseman; began
with Seattle lSs0-9I: St Louis Nation
ais. 1892. where he PLAYED 20 games;
Chicago Nationals. 1885, where be
played l6 games.
CAMPAU, CHARLES ("Count'l- Out
fielder: Detroit Nationals. ISIS: Detroit
QnternationaD, 1880; St Louis "a.
A., 1890. where he played a games
batting "a: Troy. 1871. for III games,
Columbus (Western) 1870: WilkesbarTe.
1893: manager BinghamtOn. 1906
CAMPBELL. H-OutfeIder; Resolutes
1873
CAMPBELL. M.-Flrst baseman: Reso-
lutes 1S73
CAMPBELL. VINCENT A - Pitcher:
born at St Louis. ISIS; began with ST.
Louis amateurs. BartervLle. 1907; De-
catur. 1907. Aberdeen (Northwesternl,
1s07-0S-09: PittsbUrg Nationals. 1SoS-1sl0.
CAMPBELL. WILLIAM-Pitcher: Louis
Vile 1904. where he won IS and lost i:
St Louis Nationals, 800; Cincinnati
Nationals, 19QS-09.
CANAVAN. J. E.-A second baseman:
began with Omaha. 1SS9-s0, where in l0l
games batted rs in $50; Cincinnati
"a. Al. 1881. Chicago Nationals, 1882
for IA games; Louisville. 1892. out
fielder Cincinnati Nationals 1854;
Providence 1885: Brooklyn, 1857; man.
ager New Haven, 1894; Norwich, 1906
New Bedford, 1905.
CANNELL. WRIT V.-Outhelder; Bos-
ton Nationals, 190l-05: played e games
and batted pa in 1904, and 154 games,
batting .247. in 1905: Toledo IS games,
in 1906 and Toronto, 81 games. batting
81, in 1906
CANTILLON. OSEPH-Second baseman
and manager; st Paul (Western), p
games, 1880; California League, 1871, FOR
l40 games; manager Milwaukee club,
1904-05-06; bought control of Des Moines
in November, 1904. manager Washing
ton Americans, 19oI-0S-09: Milwaukee,
1910
CANTWELL. TONG-Pitcher; Georgetown
University. 1906-O7-0S: Cincinnati Ma
tionals. 1903.
CAN'T, BART L.-Catcher and out
fielder; Baltimore "a. A., S6-S7-SS-S 50;
played with Chattanooga in 1886
CARBINE, J. Guilty player; Louis
Vile Nationals. 1876.
Gardner. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with
Cleveland Americans. 1903: Fort Wayne
Champions. 1904 and i3 games in 1906.
CAREY, FRED-Pitcher and shortstop;
Providence Nationals. 1873; Worcester.
1880; Worcester Nationals, 1SN-S2
CAREY. GEORGE-First baseman. Binr-
hamton. 1895; Buffalo Americans. 1900;
Washington Americans, lS0l-02-03, for
IS games; Rochester. 1904. In 134 games
batted 275 and led first basemen; batted
-3ls in 1902; played in the worlds series
OF 1895
CAREY. THOMAS J.-Shortstop; Mary
land. 1870; Kekconga. ISL: Baltimore.
lS52-73; Mutuals 1874: Hartford Nation
ais, lS75-75-77; Rhode Island, 1877. Prov
idence Nationals. 1873: Cleveland Ma
tionals, 1879; Worcester, 1SS0-S1; batted
.S0l in 1876.
CARGO. ROBERT - Third baseman,
Pittsburg Nationals. 1898: Buffalo Amer
lean League, 1900; died at Atlanta, Ca,
in April, 1904
CARISCH. F. C.-Catcher; Jersey City.
"a games, IN 1904 batting 2S6 and field
ing 949; Pittsburg Nationals. 1904-05-06:
batted .24S in 1904 and POS in 1906:
played 81 games in 1906 with Rochester;
then drafted to Philadelphia Nationals.
CARL. LOUIS - Outfelder: National
Unions, Of Washington. 1854; York, Pa
eastern League), in 81 games. 1884.
batting .32S; Norfolk 1885. for 81 games;
Haverhill. 1855; Louisville "a ~. 1883:
Newark and Wilmington, 1890.
CARL. M-Catcher: Manchester 1857.
caught in the famous H-inning tie game
between Manchester and Harvard, 1871
CARLTON, JAMES = First baseman;
Forest City (Cleveland), 1S70-u-72.
CARMEN. H.-Pitcher: Athletics a. Al.
1890 in . games; batted ISL
CARMICHAEL. c. K.-Cfnclnnau Ma
tionals, 1909
CARNEY, J. First baseman: IN s.
games with washington Nationals