The Washington herald., 1910-08-21
WHO'S WHO IN BASEBALL
PAST AND PRESENT.

ARUNDEL. HARRY J. C'Tug)-An
early player, who began as a pitcher
with Cleveland Cwhftes) in 1881; At
lantic city. 1852, Allegheny CA. A.. 1882
50; Saginaw Northwestern, 1888; Grand
Rapids. lSSl; catcher with Toledo Ca
A.. 1881; Cleveland National. 1884: NIL
wauko. 1885; minor leagues; Chatta-
noogs. 1856; Milwaukee (Wis). 1887;
Wasanir ton National 1855; National
League umpire. 1898; died in Cleveland,
1904.
ASHE, STEPHEN-A prominent pitcher;
good batter and run-getter; began with
Amsterdam On. ". in 1894; Portland
(iaine), 1895; Newport CR -. 1867:
Washington National, 1897; New Haven,
1S9S-99-l9Oo-Ol; died at New Haven. 1904
ASMUSSEN, THOMAS--A catcher; play
ing with Spaldfngs CElgin) Interstate
League 1903; Springfield CThree- Eye
League). 1903: minor leagues. 1s04-O5; Eau
Claire Cwis.), 1906; Boston National
1907; minor leagues. 1S07-O6-O9; Peoria
(Three-Eye League), 1910
ATHERToN, CHARLES - Third base
man: with Wilkesbarre. 1897; Pittsburg
National, 1898; Wnkesbarre EASTERN,
1898, playing l0l games, batting 2s9 and
fielding .946 at second; Washington Ma
tional. 1899; Buffalo American. 1900; Buff
falo EASTERN. 19Ol-O2; California League
1902; Cleveland American. 1903: Buffalo
EASTERN. 1903; Buffalo and Montreal
EASTERN, 1901; Indianapolis a. A.,
1906. JOhnstown (Tri-State) 1905. for
eleven games; Portland (Pacihc). 1907.
ATKINS. THOMAS-A pitcher; with Bay
City CSouthern Michigan League IN
1907. when he pitched thirty games. win
ming nineteen or .633 per cent and batted
1S9: with Augusta (South Atlantic in
1908. he won six. lost seven. and tied
two, or .4e1 per cent, fielding .95l and
batting 1853: Detroit American. 1909: At
lanta Csouthern). 1909, won nineteen. lost
eleven. tied two. or .633 per cent. which
is exactly his record Of 1907 repeated.
but he batted .2lo; Philadelphia Amer
fcan. 1910
ATKINSSEN. Alan old-tlme pitcher;
with Athletic "a. A., in 1854; Balti-
more Union). 1854: Chicago Union).
1884; Athletic "a A., 1851: pitched
a no-hit game Athletics VS. Allegheny,
MAY q. 1854. and another. Athletics vs
Metropolftans. May / 1856.
ATwATER. E. Pan old-time pitcher:
born I'm New York City in lS45: he
played with teams in and about Chica-
go and was a member Of the Chicago
club, Of 1871. which was broken up by
the great FIRE OF that year.
ATZ. JACOB-A second baseman. who
went 10 Washington American team. in
1902 from the Southern League. where
he had helded 95l with New Orleans.
19m-02 returned TO New Orleans, 1903;
Memphis. 1903; New Orleans. 1904; Port
land and Los Angeles. 1905: New Or
leans, leOs-O7; Chicago American. 1s0S-os-
10; second base and shortstop. Provl-
dence EASTERN. 1910.
AUBREY, HARRY Jan infelder: with
Wheeling and Marion Cwestern). 1901;
Boston National. 1903; Providence EAST
ern). 1904; shortstop for Syracuse On.
~. 19O6-s7-OS-O9-1o; IN 1909 he led third
basemen.
AUSTIN. JANES-An inhelder: with
Dayton Central. in ls0i-o5-O6: Omaha.
1907, when he led third hasemen and
bstted -. and in 1908. in 14s games
batted .2s5; shortstop with New Tsrk
American, 1sO9-1o Cbought from Omaha
fer $1,000; In 1908 ne stole ninety-seven
bases and made five home runs; with
New York. In 1902. In twenty-three
games. he fielded .s2S at short. but he
played III games at third. batting .23l:
in 1909. played twenty-one games in the
New England League with Fall River,
Lawrence. and Haverhill
AUTREY. WILLIAM A-C'Chick'D-A
first baseman; with Webb City. 1906;
Omaha. 1se6-e7; Cincinnati National, 1907:
Omaha, 1908; Cincinnati National. 1903:
Boston National, 1909: Lynn. 1900: St
Paul "a A.. 1910; in 1905. with Omaha,
he ielded 9S3 in 1909. with National
clubs he played in fifty-siX games and
ielded $50 third among first base
mem and batted 1884,; with Lynn. in
1909, in thirty-five games, he batted .20S
and fielded 9S4
AYDELOTTE. J. S.-Pftcher; with In
dianapolis a. A. In 1854, and with
Charleston (Southern League in 1889;
manager Of jacksonville, 1895.
TO BE CONTINUED TOMORROW.