The Washington herald., 1910-09-05
WHO'S WHO IN BASEBALL
PAST AND PRESENT.
tcoDyrirht. 1910. By Tue Warrington Ber'ldl

DUNLAP, FRED - Second baSeman;
born in Philadelphia, 1888; played with
Gloucester, lS74-75; Cregar club Cam
DEM. 1876; Auburn IN. 1;)' 1871; HOT
nels 1878; Albany, 1S7S-7s; Cleveland,
lSSO-s1-S2-S3: st. Louis (Union), 1884 ST.
Louis Nationals. 1886: Detroit Nation
ais, 1887 Pittsburg Nationals, lSSS-Sy-sO,
batted 1924 in 1881, .S2S in 1883. .42O IN
1884. 1926 in 1887; played In the world
series Of 1881.
DUNLEVY. J-outhelder; st. Louis Ma
tionals, l9OS-04-05.
DUNN. H-Catcher; Evansville, 1908;
Brooklyn Nationals. lsOS-09; Wilkes
barre. 1903.
DUNN, JOHN - Third baseman; Balt-
more Americans, 1901; New YORK Ma
tionals, 1s02.O3-O4; batted 1903 in 1904
DUNN. JOHN-Pitcher; Brooklyn Ma
tionais, 1ss7-sS-99-19O0; Philadelphia Ma
tionals lS0O-0l.
DUNN, Thirst baseman; Chelsea,
1877; St. Paul (UniOnS), 1884; Milwau4
kee (Unions), 1884.
go Nationals, 1905. Cincinnati Nation
ais 1903 Graded for Kane); Pittsburg
Nationals, 1909 Graded for Miller.
May 26.
DURHAM J.-Pitcher: Indianapolis, 1908,
when he shut out Milwaukee IN u sue
cessive games; New York Nationals
190S-09; Stockton (Cal)' lNS' Toronto
1903
DURHAM. ISRAEL W.-President Phil
adelphia Nationals, 1903; died in 1909.
DURYEA. JAMES-Piteher: Cincinnati
american Association, 1889; Cincinnati
Nationals. 1890; Washington Nationals
1892
DWIGHT. L.-Catcher; Kansas City Un-
ion Association. 1884.
DWYER, FRANK-Pitcher; Chicago Ma
tionals, 1889; Chicago players League),
1890; Cincinnati (American Assocla uonl,
1881, Cincinnati Nationals, lSs2-a3-st-So-
96-g7-sS-s9; manager Detroit Americans,
1902
DYGERT. JAMES 90 Pitcher; Philadel-
phia Americans. 19O5-o6-Q7-0S-O9-l0.
EAGAN, FRANK J.-Ptrther; Cincinnati
Nationals 1903.
EAGAN. WILLIAM - Second baseman;
Eastern Interstate League. 1880, St
Louis american Association, 1881: Al
bany. 1896. when he batted .322; Wash
ington Nationals. 1894. Pittsburg Nation
ais, 1895, for IS games.
EAGEN. J.-Outfelder; Troy City. 1Ss7-SS-
$3.50: Interstate League. 1880; batted .SZS
IN 1880
EARL. GARDNER-President Troy Ma
tiOnal League, 1880.
EARLE. HOWARD - Second baseman:
Lawrence. 1887; Chicago Nationals 1890;
batted PAT I'm 81 games. St Louis Amer
lean Association. 1880. for p games.
EARLE. WILLIAM - Catcher: Duluth.
1857: Cincinnati american Association.
1SS9; Louisville american Association.
1SS9; Cincinnati Nationals, 1880, 81, Louis
american Association. 1880, Milwaukee
american AssoCiatlon) 1881. Pittsburg
Nationals. 1929. for Is games batting
ST.. Louisville Nationals. 1894. Brooklyn
Nationals. 1885,. for 81 games
EASON. NJ w 90 Pitcher: Chicago Ma
tionals, 1901. FOR = games; Chicago Ma
tionals and Boston Nationals. 1902 for
q games IN all: Brooklyn Nationals.
1886: National League umpire, 1910;
pitched in p games in 1895. fielding .gS6,
with 1872 per cent; in "a games in 1906,
felded 9SS. with $50 per cent: pitched a
no-hiJ game, Brooklyn VS. St Louis
July 20, 1896.
EASTERDAY, HENRY-ShOrtstop Key
stone Unions, 1884: Buffalo 1857: Kansas
City Nationals. lSsS-S9; Columbus (Amer-
lean Association 1890: ST. Louis (Amer-
lean Assoclation). 1880: Louisville (Amer-
lean Association, 1880, Is games, bat
ting 40
EAsTERLY, T. H.-Catcher: Cleveland
Americans l909-l0. caught IS games in
1893, fielding .965. batting .26l.
EASTON, H.-Pitcher: Sandusky. Wheel
ing. and GAINESVILLE. ISL; Columbus
We
american Association), 1891
EBBETS. CHARLES H.-Presldent OF the
Brooklyn Nationals from lS9S 20 1910
EBRIGHT, H. G.-Catcher and third
baseman; Washington Nationals. 1859:
San Francisco. 1850.
EDEN. CHARLES c. 49, Outhelder: Chi
cagO Nationals. 1877: Minneapolis. ISIS.
Cleveland Nationals. 1879 for 81 games :
Allegheny american Association. 1884
oh a
lSs5: Louisville american Association,
ISIS; batted sos IN 1854.
EDDINGER. ED-Catcher; Washington
Americans. 1907.
EDMONSON. c. 90 Outhelder; Houston.
1891. Washington Americans 1903. Sioux
City. 1909, batting .S24.
EDWARDS. T.-Outfelder Fairbanks.
1871.
Eells. Pitcher. Cleveland Americans.
1906: Toledo. 1867.
EGAN. A J.-Pitcher: St. Louis Nation
ais 1866 pitched in 2 games in 1905.
fielding .961. with 2S6 per cent OF vic
tories: in Is games In 1906, felded 81,
with l2 per cent.
EGAN, r. J.-SecOnd baseman: Cincin-
natl Nationals. 1SoS-09-l0: in is games in
1905 helded .0l and batted 2OS. In lie
games in 1903. felded $50 and batted 275.
EGGLER, DAVID-Outfelder: Mutuals.
kNtW lOrkl, lotV- l-tL-t3, Philadelphia,
1874; Athletics. lS75-76-77: Chicago Ma
tionals. 1871: Buffalo. 1S7S-79 Baltimore
american Association. 1854; Buffalo
Nationals. 1854
EHMAN. P.-Pitcher: Boston Americans.
1910
EHRET, PHIL-Pitcher: Denver. 1857:
Kansas City american Association.
1855; Louisville american Association.
lS5s-90-9l: Pittsburg Nationals. 1S92-93-94.
for Al games striking out 81. St. Louis
Nationals. 1895. Cincinnati Nationals.
lS96-9I; Minneapolis Americans 1900
! EISTELJORG. EDWARD H.-InfieIder.
Chicago Nationals. 1890: Omaha West
ems, 1890, for 10 games, batting 345, and
1891 for q games
ELAND, H-Outfelder: Marylands 1873.
ELBERFELD. NORMAN - Shortstop.
Philadelphia Nationals, 1898: Cincinnati
Nationals. 1899 Detroit Americans. 1900
Gl-02; New York Americans 1s03-04-O5-OS-
W-OS-09: manager New York 1903: Wash
ington Americans. 1910. bought for IS. 900:
batted .309 in 1901, and 306 in 1906
| ELAN, ROY-Pitcher; Cincinnati Nation
ais. 1910.