The Washington herald., 1910-08-26

BORCHERS. GEORGIA. Western pitch
er; vita Spokane and Portland 1890;
Spokane. 1891; CALIFORNIA;, 1891; Louis
Vile National, 1895; san Francisco, 1903.
BORDEN. JOSEPH z. (''Josephs IAN
early pitcher, whose style was so diff
cult that, in 1885 no one could hit him;
Harry Wright engaged him for three
years with the Bostons. in 1876, at a
large salary; for some unknown reason
he changed his delivery and was a COM
plete failure: could not regain his cum
ming and retired.
BOSWELL. A. C.-Pitcher; Washington
Nationals, 1869.
BoULTEs. JACoB-Pitcher; born St.
Louis. Mo, 1856; pitched to Catcher
Orendorff, on the Ben Miller club (Trol-
ley League. 1905-06; Little Rock. 1906;
Boston National, 19O7-0S-09; Johnstown,
1909, for 10 games. fielding perfectly and
pitching 467.
BOWEN soUTHERLAND M.-Pitcher;
born Kingston, Ind, 1874; began with
Anderson Qnd). 1895; New York Ma
tionals, 1896; Hartford (Atlantic), 1897
IS, Paterson (Atlantic). 1893; Rochester,
1S99-1900-0l-02; New Orleans and Bir-
mingham. 1908: nion (New York
York League. 1906; A-J-G New York
League 1907 Elmira, l90S-O9; Great
Bend (Kansas). 1903.
BOWERMAN. FRANK-A catcher: born
in Romeo. Mich, 1872: began with Twin
City Qnterstate), 1895; Baltimore Ma
tional, 1S95-96-97; Pittsburg National
1S9s-99-1900; New York National, 1900-01-
02-03-O4-O5-O6-O7; Boston National, 1sO7-0s-
90. manager 1909. but resigned and re-
leased: Indianapolis a. A., 1910; play
ed IN world series OF 1897; holds catch
er's fielding record OF $3.50 in 1907
BOWEs. FRANK - Catcher; Brooklyn
american Association. 1890.
BOwSER cred AN outfielder: bought
by Chicago American in July. 1910, from
Flint (Southern Michigan. for 81. 500; he
was the hardest hitter in that minor
league in 1909, having 80 hits and per
cent OF .2S3.
BOYD. H,-Third baseman; New York
(MutuaD, 1872; Hartford. 1874; Allan
tics, 1875
BOYD. J. H.-outhelder; Detroit west
ern), 1895. for 10 games: Washington
Nationals. 1855: Scranton EASTERN.
1897. ROchester-Ottawa. 1898
BOYD. Third baseman. outhelder;
Atlantics, 1871; New York (AIutuals),
1872; Hartford, 1874; Atlantics, 1875; Mu-
tuals. 1876.
BOYLE, z. J.-Catcher: born Cincinnati.
1874: played with Atlanta, 1894; Sioux
City, 1894; ST. Paul, 1895, Pittsburg Ma
uonal, 1895; Cincinnati National 1897;
Minneapolis 1897: Pittsburg National
1858; brother Of John, first baseman
OF Philadelphia.
BOYLE, HENRY IA pitcher and out
telder. with st. Louis tCniOn AssoCia-
tom. a. games. 1884: St Louis National
1886; Indianapolis National, 1SS7-SS-S9,
New York National 1890, umpire Ma
tional League.
BOYLE. JOHN-Catcher: born Cincin-
natl. 1865. began with Clippers OF Gin
clnnati. 1855 Richmond Qnd) club. 1886
nHHnHm a A.
Louis "a A. for Nichol. 1861 S
exchange pitcher with Bushong In lSS1
and with Milligan in 1883; Chicago
(Players' League, 1880, ranking second
among pitchers: ST. Louis "a. A., 1891,
played in the world series OF 1857.
BOYLE. JOHN A first baseman:
with New York National. 1892; Phla-
delphia National, lS93-9i-s5-96-97-9S bat
ted .S05 in 1888
BRACKEN. Pitcher; Cleveland Amer
lean League, 1901; Little Rock South
ern). 10 games. In 1904: g. games with
Baton Rouge. 1904 Jacksonville. 1905.
BRADLEY. GEORGE. H-First base
man: Tecumsehs London. Canada
lSI7-7S; National League umpire. 1SSO-sl
BRADLEY. GEORGE WASHINGTON
Noted pitcher. born in Philadelphia.
1851; began with Easton club. OF Eas-
ton, Pa, in 1874; Athletics. 1874. ST. Louis
1906; Chicago National. 1871: New Bed
short for Providence National, 1850; De
troit National, 1881: third base. Cleve-
land National ls81-s2-S3: Athletics a
A.. lSS3; Cincinnati CUnion), 1884: Jer-
sey City, 1855 C26 games); st. Louis Ma
tional, 1856; Athletics CA. Al, 1856: Nash
Vile and New Orleans. lSS7-SS
BRADLEY. HUGH F.-Third baseman;
Boston Americans, 1909-I0.
BRADLEY. ". brilliant third base
man. born in Cleveland, Ohio, In lS7;
played with Geneva independently, 1897;
Auburn ~. y. 1895 where In I'd games
he accepted l47 chances out Of I57 chanc-
es, In the season. at first and third
bases he missed only out Of 25S chanc-
es and batted .295; also In 1899: Chica-
go Nationals, 1900 10000; jumped 70
Cleveland Americans in 1e0l-02-O3-04-O5
0S-0'-0S-09-l0; batted 81 in 1902: .S15 in
1903 and 800 In 1904
BRADY, pitcher; Boston Americans