The Washington herald., 1910-08-22
WHO'S WHO IN BASEBALL
PAST AND PRESENT.
Copyright. i9io)

BABB, cHARLEs-A shortstop; with
Fort Wayne. Interstate League, in
-9s-99-lS00-0l; Indianapolis "a. A.,
Typ, for AZ games: New York Nationals.
1903; Brooklyn Nationals 190l-05; in 1901
he played 15l games and batted .265,
while in 1905 In "A games. he batted
only .lG, yet his base running was so
good that with only A hits he made q
runs. playing manager. Memphis
(Southern). 1So6-o7, where in $50 games
he batted 269 and felded $50: manager.
Mobile, 1908; Memphis, 1903.
BACKMAN, LESTER IA pitcher; with
st. Louis Nationals in 199-10: in p
games he won g. lost II. made 1 run, 3
hits. and batted .f02.
BAGLEY, IA pitcher: with New York
Nationals, lS&-5; Metropolitan A. a,
1885, New York Nationals. 1856; Bridge
port, 1856; in 80 games in 1854 he batted
ISL.
BAHRET. FRANK-An outfelder: with
the baltimore Unions in 1884.
BAILEY. HARVEY 90 Pitcher; Mime
apolis American League, 1900.
BAILEY, Jan outaeIder: with the
Athletics in 1850 and Knickerbockers,
1880
Fort Smith. Ark. 1889; removed to
Houston. Tex: pitched for independent
teams; Austin CTex). 1gl6-07. where he
became the star pitcher OF the league:
II.
O9-lO; In 1907 won p and lost Il; in 1909
won 9 and lost II. striking out ia;
pitched a shit game. St Louis VS.. Chi
cago.
BAKELY, ENOCH-An old-tlne pitcher:
with Athletics A. A.. 1928: keystone
Unions and Kansas City Unions. 1884;
Providence Eastern y. E, 1855: Oswe-
go. n. state, 1885, @ games; Roch-
ester. 1861, As games, batting 2SS;
Cleveland A. A, 1SSS-S9; Cleveland
Players League, 1890. a games, bat
ting. .96; Washington and Baltimore A.
A, 1891, II games.
BAKER. FRANK-A hard-hltting third
haseman; with Philadelphia Americans.
lgs-lO; in 1909 in 146 games he fielded
go baked 800. and made 10 three-base
BAKER. GEORGE F.-A shortstop and
later catcher: With Baltimore A. A.
1883. Detroit Nationals. 1884: st. Louis
Unions, 1884; St Louis Nationals 1855;
Kansas CITY Nationals. 1856. Memphis
and other Southern teams. lS6-SS. ST
Louis A. A., 1859.
BAKER, KIRTLEY-A pitcher: born in
Aurora, Ind, 1859; played with Law
renceburg. Ind; Pittsburg Nationals.
1890: Cincinnati Nationals $50: Ottum-
wa, 1881; Chattanooga, 1899 Baltimore
Nationals, 1893: New Orleans, 1884 /.
milwaukee,, 1855; Minneapolis, 1895;
Toronto. 1898. Washington Nationals.
1873; Bufalo Americans. 1900.
BAKER. PHIB-An early catcher: born
IN Germany, 1851; began with Philadel-
pnla amateurs. 1S74-75. Altoona 1876.
charter member Philadelphia. 1876; Au-
burn. 1871; Hornells, 1S77-7S: Nationals
AWashington), 1S7S-79-S0; signed with
providence, lSSl. and blackllsted for not
playing for business reasons: not at all
IN iSN-2; played home games only with
Unions. 1854: Washington. champions
eastern League 1885; Washington Ma
uonals 1SS6-S7; Troy with Ted Sullivan,
1855 Rochester, 1850; lives in Wash
ington
BALDWIN, CHARLES B. ("Lady Bald
win l-Left-handed pitcher; born in Al
legany County, n. Y. 1853: began with
Hastings (Mich) IN 1877; played pro-
Iessionally with Milwaukee 1884 $3.50:
hetroit Nationals. 1868; Chicago Play
ers' League 1890.
BALDWIN. CLARENCE C. c'Kid'0-
Catcher; born In st. Louis. Mo. 1854.
st. Louis Reds, 1881: Springfield Gu6'
lSS2; played with Quincy, 1854: Jumped
10 Kansas City Union. 1884 and black
listed; relnstated In 1855 and Joined Gin
Slnnau Reds and remained as their
foremost catcher until 1880 after which
ne played ior years with the Pacific
slope the Western and Southern
leagues; died. insane. in 1897
BALDWIN. AfARK-One OF The ablest
pitchers Of the American Association:
the Cumberland Md club IsS3-s4; Nc
keesport, lSS5; Duluth. 1886; Chicago
Nationals, l&1-SS; on the trip around
the world. 1850: Columbus A A. 1SS9.
American Association umpire. 1890
BALDWIN, PITCHER: New York Ma
uonals, 1893; Cleveland Nationals 1897
BALL. J. CHANDLER-A catcher. with
Montreal Eastern, 1908, where in as
games he fielded 9s1 and batted 100.
with Boston Nationals, 1909
BANCROFT. FRANK Cuisines man
ager OF Cincinnati Nationals from 1891
70 date l9 years born Lancaster
Mass. 1876; began with New Bedfords
l64-10-76, organized the well-<now,n
nine. 1879; Worcester Nationals. 1880.
Detroit. lSSl-S2; Cleveland. ISS3. Provi
dence Grays, lSA-S5: Philadelphia Ath-
letics, 1887: Indianapolis Nationals. iSS9.
BAkL--A shortstop; with MINNEAPOLIS
(Westernl, playing 10 games I'm 1S91.
also IN 1885; then to Baltimore Nation