The Washington herald., 1910-09-05

ELLICK. OSEPH-Outfelder shortstop:
81 Louis Red SoX, 1875. third baseman,
Red Caps 1877; Milwaukee. 1873; Wash
ington Americans, 1879; Baltimore, 1880;
Baltimore Unions, 1884: Kansas CITY,
1887.
ELLIOTT. J. - Catcher; Hornells, 1877;
Meadville, 1880.
ELLIOTT, r. - Pitcher. Cincinnati Ma
tionals. 1904, New York Nationals. 1901
05: In 1904 pitched in a total OF u games.
with 800 per cent; in 1905. in 10 games,
winning none.
ELSTON, FRAIN-Pitcher; Chicago Ma
tiol as, 1908: Cleveland Americans, 1903.
ELLIS. GEORGE W - Outfielder; st.
Louis Nationals, i9OG-l0: hielded .955 and
batted .26S in las games in 1893.
ELY. T.-Outfelder; Red Caps, 1877.
ELY. FRED W.-Shortstop: born at Gil
rard. Pa; begun with Syracuse. 1890;
Duluth. 1881, Brooklyn Nationals 1S9l-92:
ST. Louis Nationals lSg3-94-95, Pitts
burg Nationals. lS96-97-98- g9-l900-Ol; Phil
adelphia Americans. 1901. Washington
Americans, 1902; Portland (Oreg). 1903
o. batted 305 IN 1894
EMMITT. R.-Pitcher: St. Louis Nation
ais. 1885.
EMSLIE, ROBT.-Pitcher; Albert Mer-
ritts, of Camden, 1852; Allegheny (Amer-
lean Association, 1885, Baltimore amer
lean Association. 1SSl-S5: Athletics
League umpire since 1886.
ENGLE. CLYDE-Outhelder Newark.
l90S-09-l0; batted rs and fielded .946 in
1909
ENRIGHT. c. M.-Pitcher: ST. Louis Ma
tfonals. 1903
ERWIN. r. E.-Catcher; Rochester. 1903:
Brooklyn Nationals. 1910.
ESPER. HARLES-Pitcher: Athletics
american Association, 1890 for -
games; Philadelphia Nationals, 1912;
Washington Nationals. 1894, when he
won Z and lost 9. Baltimore Nationals.
lssf-95-96 for IS games. St Louis Ma
uonals, 1897; played In the world series
Of 1894; died In 1910.
ESSICK WILLIAM E.-Pitcher: salt
Lake city, 1904: Kansas City, 1906: Gin
cinnat Nationals, lS06-07; Boston Ma
tionals, 1905.
| ESTERBROOK. THOMAS J-Outhelder.
first and third baseman; Jersey City.
1879; Metropoitans 1880. Buffalo, 1850:
Cleveland. lSS2-8: Metropoltans (New
York;, lSS-s4-S5; New York Nationals.
/ 1886 at third, for 10 games, indianapolis
Nationals lSSS. Louisville (American As
sociatiOn). 1sSS-S9: New York Nationals,
1850: played in the world series OF 1854.
batted .40S IN 1884, led first basemen
with 1884 I'm 1880
ESTERQUEST. Pitcher: Birmingham
Southern League), 1857. Minneapolis,
| 1850 for q games; Cleveland Nationals.
1898
EUBANKS. E. - Pitcher: Detroit Amer
leans. l9'S-06-07.
/ EUSTACE. FRANK Third baseman;
/ Washington Americans. 1903
| JUSTICE, H--Shortstop; Louisville Ma
tionals. 1896. for p games. fielding .26
/ and batting 1913
! EVANS, CHICKERING F.-Pltcher. Bos-
/ ton Nationals. 1909. Hartford, 1909
| EVANS, JACOB - Outfelder: Rhode Is
lands, lS0, New Bedfords, 1873: Troy
/ City Nationals. lS79-SO-S Worcester
| american Association, 1852: Cleveland
/ Nationals. lSS3-A: Baltimore american
! Association. lSS4-S5: famous for throw
ing out runners 70 first base from right
/ field: died In 1907.
/ EVANS, J. FORD-Forest City club.
! Cleveland. ISL; vice president National
! Association. lS1; president Cleveland
Nationals. lS79-a.
! EVANS. LOUIS-Outhelder st. Louis Ma
! tionals, 1909-l0.
! EVANS. STEvE-Pitcher. New York Ma
uonals; released TO Montreal, April.
1908
! EVANS. R.-Pitcher; New York Nation
ais. 1902, and Brooklyn Nationals. 1902.
! for 81 games; Brooklyn Nationals, 1893,
/ for j. games.
/ EVANS. RAY-Pitcher; st. Louis Nation
ais. 1897, Washington Nationals. 1893;
/ New York Nationals. 1902
EVANS. CHICK - Pitcher; Boston Ma
! tionalS. 1909
EvENSEN. c H InheIder; Cleveland
! Nationals 1854
/ EVERETT. W. L.-First baseman; San
! Francisco. 1S90-9l; Chicago Nationals.
I 905-04-05-06- OF -0S-09-lO: throws riRht-hand-
/ .236: Washington Americans 1901: third
base IN 1895: manager Denver. 1905.
/ batted .S56 In 1885: 1893 IN 1896; .3l4 in 1887
] .SZ5 in ISIS; 300 in 1899
! EVERS. JOHN J.-Second baseman: born
Troy, y. Y, 1883; Troy On " 10 Chi
! cag0 Nationals 1909: Chicago Nationals
lsl3-04-e5-o6-0l -0S-Q9-l0 throws right-hand-
! ed, bats left-handed. fielded 9i3 and
! batted .265 In 1904. fielded 937 and batted
! -2i6 In 1893, fielded .9E and batted 255 In
/ 1906; Yielded 96l and battet go in 1907
| fielded $50 and batted 800 IN 1903: IN 1903
helded .9{2 and batted 263: played IN
world series Of 1906. 1907 and 1905.
EVERS, THOMAS 90 Second baseman:
! Washington Nationals (Unions). 1881,
Nationals. 1885.
EwELL. Thatcher; Olympics. Of Wash
ington. 1870
EWING, PITCHER: Cincinnati Unions.
/ 1881 New Orleans, 1887. Louisville
! American Association lSSS-S9; New
| York Players League. 1890; New York
! Nationals. 1891
! EWING. ROBBRT-Pitcher: born IN New
Hampshire. Ohio; Kansas City. l year:
Toledo, 3 years; Cincinnati Nationals
1903, for % games; 1864. for 26 games
19G5-06-07-0S-09: Philadelphia Nationals.
1910: traded to the Philles with Bren-
nan for Corridor and CovaIeskie; II.
~ in. $50 lbs: pitched g games IN 1904
| fielding 96S, with ass per cent; 40 games
In 1895. fielding $40. with 645 per cent:
in 30 games In 1906, felded $50, with
ASH per cent: in Al games in 1907. feldsd
| .S6l, with 472 per cent, .964 and .531 in
1905. $50 and as I'm 1903
! EWING. WILLIAM "Buck'D-Catcher;
born Cincinnati, 1855: Amateurs, lS7S-79,
Buckeyes, 1850: Rochester. 1880: Troy
1850; Troy Nationals. 1SSl-S2: New York
Nationals lsS3-S4-S5-S6-S7-Ss-SS; New York
| Players League, 1880: New York Ma
tiOnals. 1912: Cleveland Nationals
1884. Cincinnati Nationals. 1Ss5-s6-s7
batted 3l5 IN 1885, 1904 in 1855, 800 In 1856
.305 in 1857. 800 in 1855. $40 In 1880. .3ls In
1892: 81 in 1898, and $40 in 1895; played
In the world series Of 1855 and 1859.
| EYLER, ELWOOD-Infelder; Philadel-
phia Nationals. 1896.