The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-21

PAST AND PRESENT.
lcesgright. 100 b The Washington Heraldl

lCcsgright. 1910 DO r
MILAN. CLYDE-Outfelder; Wichita
| Western Association for GO games n
1915, second IN fielding and batting III
! III games In 1907. batting .S0i and field
Ing .yis and stealing 81 bases; Washing.
| ton Americans. l90I-0S-09-l0. Batted ~
In 1902. L two-base four S-base hits
and home run; .239 in 1905 for 10 two
base. y three-base hits, and home run
MILLER. J.-Pitcher: Detroit Americans
l9oO-0l; New York Nationals for j
| games, 1891 for IS games 1928, Pitts
burg Nationals for 10 games for 800 pei
cent OF victories.
I MILLER. Thatcher; Springfield, Mass
1877.
! MILLER, -Pitcher-outhelder; Chicago
Nationals. 1892 for 50 games.
| MILLER, .-Catcher-outfielder: Wilkes
barre New York League. 1905 for 2.
games, batting 904; ST. Louis American,
! lJ0S; Wilkerbarre. 1903. batting III
I MILLER. A D.-Outhelder; Brooklyn
National. 1898.
/ MILLER. CHARLES B.-Outfelder; born
in oil City. Pa. September 10, 1865. Be-
gan with Bradford pa club, 1887,
! latter part OF 1897 with Buffalo club
/ international Association; 1855 with
Lima club, Tri-State League; 1889. Can
/ ton team. Tri-State League as center
/ fielder. AT end OF season Joined Balti-
more team OF American Association;
/ 1890 with Evansville 1nd1 club OF In
terstate League; released 20 ST. Louis
/ Browns of American Association. re-
tired during season Of 1891: returned In
1892 beginning the season with Rock
/ ford Gll) club; finishing with Green
/ Bay NNis) team. 1893 with Nashville
/ club of Southern League. 1894 with To-
/ ledO Ohio club OF Western League
! 1S9j-IS99 with Cincinnati Nationals; ST.
/ Louis Nationals 1899 batted over 800 in
/ lS95-6-7
! MILLER, c. H-Catcher; Rochester.
/ American Association, 1880
| MILLER. CHARLES Pitcher; Pitts
| burg Nationals, 1908.
MILLER. GEORGE-Inheld; Cincinnati
/ "a. A.. 1857
( MILLER. GEORGE F.-"Foghorn. "
/ catcher. born in Brooklyn. 1864 Began
can Associatloh). 1SS3-4-5-6: Pittsburg
Nationals. 1SS7-S-9-lS90-1-2-3; ST. Louis
Nationals. ISsi-5-s: hatted .sl3 In 1857.
and 81 in 1884 Died in 1909
MILLER, second baseman: Western
League, 1875; Indianapolis, 1876; Red
Caps, 1877.
MILLER, JOHN r. ("Doto')-second
Began with Easton. Pa. 1905: McKees-
port 1905. Pittsburg Nationals. l909-l0:
played in the world series Of 1909: batted
.219 and felded third i'm $50 games. with
1853 for "a errors out Of 720 chances.
MILLER. OsEPH-Outielder Indian
apOis 1856. Athletics, American AssO-
citation. 1881.
MILLER, L-Shortstop; Toledo. Ameri-
can Association, 1851, Louisville. Ameri-
can Association, 1855; McKeesport, 1880
for 81 games
NH 7 I'D DUvrn TDg..A-..
1909; Brooklyn Nationals, 1910
MILLER. PHILIP-Infelder Louisville
"a. Al. 1854.
MILLER, R.-Shortstop; McKeesport,
1905, Cleveland Americans, 1905
MILLER. THOMAS P.-Catcher: Faston.
Pa. 1915; ST. Louis Nationals. 1S75-S
MILLER. WARD T.-Outfelder; Wansa
Wisconsin, Illinois 1905. where he led
batting with .SS3; Chicago Nationals
1905. Cincinnati Nationals. 1909, Pitts
burg Nationals. 1909 traded for Durbin:
played in 40 games in 1903. batting .255,
and fielding $40.
MILLER, WARREN-Outfelder; Wash
ingtOn Americans. l909-10; played Is
games in 1909 batting 216
MILLIGAN, JOHN-Catcher; Anthra-
cites. of Pottsvile, 1888; Athletics
american Association. lSS4-5-6-7; led
catcheTs. st. Louis american Associa-
tom, 1859 Philadelphia players
League. 1880; Athletics american AS
sociationl. 1891; Washington Nationals),
1892: Baltimore (Nationals). 1898; New
York Nationals, 1898. Indianapolis
tAmericansl, 1900: batted over 800 in the
four years 1857 1889 1890, and 1891; play
ed in the worlds series of 1855.
MILLIGAN. W-Pitcher: Indianapolis.
(AmeTican) 1900; Providence. for ~
games. 1904; New York Nationals 1904
for games.
MILLS A. Gone OF the ablest men
ever connected with baseball: president
National League lSS3-S4; honorary mem
her of National League. elected Novem-
Der p, 1881; chairman arbitration COM
mittee 1883.
MILLS, C.-Catcher; Mutuals, New York,
lS10-71-72
MILLS. EDWARD EVERETT-First
baseman; Mutuals, 1870: Olympics.
Washington, 1871; Baltimore 1928:
Hartfords. lS74-75-76 Milwaukee, 1877;
Hartford. 1878. Born in 1874; died in 1905.
MILLS. w. G.-Outhelder; Boston Ma
tionals. 1898.
MINAHAN. L pitcher: ST. Paul,
American Association. for le games,
1907 Cincinnati Nationals, 1907; Roches-
ter, for games, 1908.
MTNCHER J.-Outfielder: Maryland.
1870; kekionga, of Fort Wayne, 1871:
Manchester. 1871.
MI CIIELL, J. G.-Pitcher; Philadelphia
Nationals. 1889: Minneapolis, Western,
1897 for SO games, fielding 795.
MITCHELL, FRED-Pitcher; Boston
Americans, 1901; Philadelphia Ameri-
cans 1902
MITCH ELL. W.-Catcher; Toronto, 1909;
batted ,295; New York Americans. 1910
MITCHELL. WILLIAM-Pitcher; Mem
phis College 1903; Cleveland Americans
1910. In 1903, with San Antonio. he
struck out 20 men in a nine-innlng
game. the record in organized ball:
Galveston made four hits and lost to
0; and on June 26. 1909. shut out Shreve-
port. ! to 0, without a safo hit; left
handed.
MITCHELL. M-Pitcher: PHILADELPHIA
Nationals, 190S-04; Brooklyn Nationals,
l9C4-05 for % games
MITCHELL, MICHAEL F. CNartie")-
OutfeldeT: Portland (Oreg). 1906: Chi
cago Nationals, 190s-07-0s-09-I0; halted
$40 in 1909, being second in the league;
made II three-base hits in 1909
MITCHELL r. M-Fiteher: Springfield
(Mass). 1871; Cincinnati Nationals, 1878;
Cleveland Nationals. 1873
MITCHELL. ROBERT-Pitc Chicago
Americans. 1910; Chicago Nationals. 1910
MOELLER. DANIEL E.-Outfielder;
Pittsburg Nationals. 1907.OS for q
games: Jersey City. 1903.
MOELLER, H.-Pitcher: Newark 1905:
won is and lost Z, ranking second among
Eastern League pitchers New York
Americans, 1908.
MOFFETT. SAMUEL. W.-First hasa
man. Standard, 1877: Cleveland Nation
ais, 1854. FOR &c games; Indianapolis Ma
t!onals. lSSS.